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691.
by agos 4y ago
I think one can find, with a little effort, a goal that plantation masters, bankers, and industrialists have in common. It’s not really subtle
692.
by agos 4y ago
or at least a bigger font-size
693.
by agos 4y ago
if you mention bikes in Milan becoming "a problem" because they are parked like that maybe we should also talk about the absolute chaos of cars parked everywhere (on bike lanes, in the middle of the road, on sidewalks), otherwise
694.
by agos 4y ago
I don't want to say "no true scotsman", but agile has no requirements on stand ups, schedules, or estimates.
695.
by agos 4y ago
it's not that the values E_I and E_O might not be clear, it's most certainly not clear and surely not easy to estimate for people trying to lose weight
696.
by agos 4y ago
this also happens to (very real) students of medicine! it's colloquially called second year syndrome.
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Attention Settings(attentionsettings.com)
3 points by agos 4y ago|1 comments
698.
by agos 4y ago
italians regularly use store bought béchamel for their (our) lasagna. Don't be gatekeepy!
699.
by agos 4y ago
party parrot might be the most common across the Slacks I've been into
700.
by agos 4y ago
you might be interested in "You need more lumens" [0] [0] - https://meaningness.com/sad-light-lumens
701.
by agos 5y ago
with the weather in Milan, from late June to early September even one layer is too much
702.
by agos 5y ago
the new biking lane in Viale Monza is the greatest thing to happen to Viale Monza since the metro. with "warmer weathers" are you referring to southern Italy? because the same riders you said are using the bike lanes are coming fr
703.
by agos 5y ago
Rome might join the list, but it's too early to tell
704.
by agos 5y ago
a company is very different from a currency, unless you are talking about Tether (the cryptocurrency) and Tether Limited (the company)
705.
by agos 5y ago
this is uncomfortable but true. I see these perfectly organised Notion setups with all the bells and whistles and then I realise that it's about the same work as tending to a medium sized garden
706.
by agos 6y ago
Possibly San Stephenson? Their Twitter is currently protected, so it’s hard to tell.
707.
by agos 6y ago
even if they don't mention it, GDPR still applies and yours could be an interesting approach
708.
by agos 7y ago
no, but it does mandate to notify the people affected by the error/breach/fudge up. I wonder if they would have notified anyone if it wasn't for GDPR.
709.
by agos 9y ago
parking violations are assigned to the registered owner because they are not present at the moment they are imposed
710.
by agos 10y ago
aren't all tools a way to cut development costs?
711.
by agos 10y ago
any possibility of an Android version?
712.
by agos 10y ago
I don't know, the concept has been around for a long time in Angular 1 under a different name (filters) and it's pretty handy.
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Battery life, load times, and actually giving a shit about your customers(medium.com)
3 points by agos 11y ago|0 comments
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I thought all anti-vaxxers were idiots. Then I married one(vox.com)
4 points by agos 11y ago|1 comments
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Totally Honest Software Engineering Negotiations(pastebin.com)
177 points by agos 11y ago|131 comments
716.
by agos 11y ago
it can be argued that impressionism did gather quite some attention, though.
717.
by agos 11y ago
Double tap to zoom is a standard gesture for mobile Safari, hardly antiquated.
718.
by agos 12y ago
See also “Atlantis: The Lost Empire” and “The secret of blue water”
719.
by agos 12y ago
It's not like in other nations there's great internet in the countryside.
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by agos 12y ago
regarding the requirements, you read wrong: you need Ph.D.s OR patents OR to spend at least 15% in R&D. And the third option is really really easy to achieve.

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