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Bike Sharing World Map(bikesharingworldmap.com)
3 points by akudha 1y ago|0 comments
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by akudha 1y ago
The most depressing thing about such behavior from MegaCorp is that they are too lazy to even pretend to care. We meet lots of people in life who would appear sincere, talk sweetly etc, but it is all just a show, just acting. Now it is a
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by akudha 2y ago
Where do these sites source the photos from? This is a nice idea. Only issue are the ads - the ad on the bottom right is bleeding over the photo, there are two video ads playing simultaneously... Makes it annoying to play
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by akudha 2y ago
I work as a contractor and am managing a small team. I easily do the work at least two people in my team, in addition to managing ("babysitting") the team. While my pay is not 5 times their pay, it is most certainly higher than th
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by akudha 2y ago
Is this cheaper than DeepSeek? Am I reading this right?
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by akudha 2y ago
I wonder how much of this would happen in a place like Japan or Korea. I haven't been to those countries, but heard that they have higher standards of cleanliness and people generally don't litter etc
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by akudha 2y ago
I'm just waiting for the day when people sell ad spaces on their foreheads...
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by akudha 2y ago
Not disagreeing with you, but there are 8 billion people (at least) on this planet, we all need something to do, no? There is probably only a fraction of work that is actually meaningful (growing food, healing others...) and a big chunk is
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by akudha 2y ago
They did not take that well If only people paused for a second before judging others... Yes, I include myself, before you ask
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by akudha 2y ago
Not disagreeing with you, but education and intelligence without qualities like empathy, common sense etc is useless. There are lots and lots of people with advanced degrees who lack basic common sense, basic decency, empathy for fellow hum
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by akudha 2y ago
Or better, just avoid companies like Adobe as much as possible. It is not like they are the only game in town anymore, right?
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by akudha 2y ago
There was a news article few months ago, about waiting times for healthcare (in the UK, if I remember correctly). One govt official commented something like older people having to wait longer to see physicians is "not a priority".
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by akudha 2y ago
The grass isn’t always greener Like most things in life, I suppose it is all relative? Diabetes sucks, but it sure sucks less than cancer. Of course it would be lovely if there is zero corruption, zero pollution, zero nepotism etc. Which
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by akudha 2y ago
Hi Peter Are there any legal ways to earn money outside of my employer on H1B, at all?
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by akudha 2y ago
As Elixir is getting its own type system, should one still pick Gleam over Elixir?
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by akudha 2y ago
Just curious, how does this work in practice? How is it enforced? How would they know if someone is sharing intelligence or not?
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by akudha 2y ago
The most annoying thing is society's (especially American society) admiration for Billionaires and the belief that their IQ is in the four digits or some crap like that. More than intelligence, it takes ruthlessness, narcissism and q
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by akudha 2y ago
You gotta be willing to be an arsehole to some level at least, to reach upper levels of management. It is no surprise that most leaders in big companies are some levels of psychos. I don’t think someone like Mr.Rogers can run SAP, no matter
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by akudha 2y ago
What “value” does any for profit company have, except ya know, profits ? Especially multinational corporations and especially Silicon Valley bro-companies? I wish we could somehow ban words like values, family, standards etc from corpora
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by akudha 2y ago
Expensive compared to what? Paying a bunch of lawyers and dragging a lawsuit for five years ? Don’t lawyers, judges, court personnel’s time cost money? They even refused to provide the database schema - how is providing just the schema exp
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by akudha 2y ago
Why aren't all non-classified, non-sensitive public data actually public by default? The time, effort and money they spent fighting the FOIA lawsuit - wouldn't it just be easier and cheaper to just honor the request?
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by akudha 2y ago
Eh? “At some point”? You must’ve been sleeping. This has nothing to do with efficiency or improving the budget. Bill Clinton laid off thousands of employees, but he did it in an orderly fashion, got congressional approval etc. This is the
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by akudha 2y ago
Little basis in reality? Elon has been lying about Tesla features for years. Tesla is massively overvalued almost exclusively due to his antics and pumping up the stock. And on and on
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by akudha 2y ago
Thank you. Does this still hold good if steamdb was making money (ads, for example)? Also, I am wary of using big companies like OpenAI as precedent. Big companies can do whatever they want and get away with a lot of stuff that individuals
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by akudha 2y ago
Steamdb.info displays graphs etc. Is that considered a “derivative work”? I am not sure what is considered derivative work and what isn’t
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by akudha 2y ago
I’ve bought some stuff from sites like Humble Bundle. I think that’s still okay
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by akudha 2y ago
When I was a kid (not in the U.S), I remember village elders diagnosing all kinds of illnesses simply from checking one's pulse, without asking any questions or even talking. These are people with minimum education, minimum or zero exp
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by akudha 2y ago
Where did you move from? How was the immigration process like? How is the standard of living like?
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Ask HN: If you are in your 40s or 50s, where would you move?
9 points by akudha 2y ago|7 comments
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by akudha 2y ago
I can’t say if you’re serious or just trolling. It is beyond stupid to compare government institutions with private sector. Let’s say (just for discussion purposes) that some government agency (USAID, for example) is wasting 100% of their b

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