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by alexanderchr 3y ago
No this is not correct. Half of us will always be below the mean, this much is true, but we can obviously do something about the spread of the distribution.
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by alexanderchr 3y ago
SEEKING WORK | Amsterdam, Netherlands | Remote / Office in Randstad region I work with small and medium sized businesses to build and maintain robust systems that keep making money for you with minimal maintenance. I'm available o
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by alexanderchr 3y ago
It’s more than the square. I’m I remember right it’s to the 4th power of axle weight.
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by alexanderchr 3y ago
To be fair we didn’t have most of the existing infrastructure ten or even five years ago. Once the time is right it expands a lot faster than you expect it to.
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by alexanderchr 3y ago
It's a lot easier to install more solar panels than to swap the propulsion system of a car.
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by alexanderchr 3y ago
Östermalm is the most bourgeois area in central Stockholm. It’s the kind of place where the weekly supermarket offers are for lobster and caviar instead of chicken breast or potatoes. Certainly not dangerous by any standard. Must’ve been a
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by alexanderchr 3y ago
At least they don't all stop working at the same time.
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by alexanderchr 3y ago
> Regus has way too much bureaucracy To say the least. I recently signed up for an office at a Regus location with the explicit purpose to incorporate a company there. All went well until a few weeks later when I went there to pick up po
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by alexanderchr 3y ago
> in my own home country my grandma stopped going out in the city centre because it's so dangerous Has it gotten so dangerous that she cannot go outside or is it the perception of the danger that has changed?
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by alexanderchr 3y ago
No it’s not at all a common use of the word, stumped me too the first time I saw it used like that.
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by alexanderchr 3y ago
"Competent" in this usage means "empowered" not "proficient".
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by alexanderchr 3y ago
Oh cyclists do use segregated lanes, they just have to be done properly. Primarily they need to be safer than sharing the road with heavy vehicles, something that most bike lines spectacularly fail at.
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by alexanderchr 3y ago
AFAIK Delaware incorporation is more benign and has more to do with predictable courts and lots of case law existing rather than paying as little tax as possible.
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by alexanderchr 3y ago
It is a breach of trust. I give apps access to my immediate attention so they can notify me of things that need my attention. Not for telling me about their new features or some crappy partner deal. For this reason I have a one strike polic
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by alexanderchr 3y ago
What would even be the difference between it being a “real thing” and an illusion?
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by alexanderchr 3y ago
I think you’d have to elaborate the question a little
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by alexanderchr 3y ago
10h of zoom calls per day sounds like absolute hell, from that perspective I can really understand why leadership is pushing for RTO
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by alexanderchr 3y ago
Because it adds a lot of complexity for the small benefit of shorter initial load times. There are many issues, for example you need to make sure that all your front end code runs both in the browser and in node. You need to mark parts of y
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by alexanderchr 3y ago
I’ve had the same experience of going fully server rendered to keep complexity down and ending up with having to turn down requests for more interactivity to prevent the code from turning into a spaghetti mess. Maybe not necessarily a bad t
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by alexanderchr 3y ago
Aha I see, sorry! To me a drive home is synonymous with me being behind the wheel, hence the confusion.
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by alexanderchr 3y ago
You had drinks and then proceeded to drive home?
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by alexanderchr 3y ago
NL works similarly but without the opt in, i.e. all your assets above a threshold are taxed at a fictitious income level, like it or not. Means they have no capital gain taxes at all. Makes for great countries to be rich in, but if you’re a
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by alexanderchr 3y ago
Domestic business is called first class in the US for some reason, so that’s where the confusion comes from.
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by alexanderchr 3y ago
There is an option to not list your reviews on your profile. If you enable it people can still see that you wrote each review, but cannot find all reviews you made (unless they look at the reviews of every place in the world). Good enough f
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by alexanderchr 4y ago
It’s too premium heavy for charter routes. They are starting with Munich to Boston and New York.
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by alexanderchr 4y ago
US does not check your passport when you’re leaving the country
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by alexanderchr 4y ago
Not war, SMO!
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by alexanderchr 4y ago
At the current speed of research, any book about transformers would be outdated before the ink it was printed on has dried. You got to read the papers if you want to keep up with the bleeding edge. The attention is all you need paper that t
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by alexanderchr 4y ago
Not unrestricted, but easily. You only have to prove that you’re self sufficient.
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by alexanderchr 4y ago
Nice pivot! Good idea to get on the next hypetrain as blockchain slows down.

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