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atirip
10y ago
We are currently hiring. Denmark. We received i think few hundreds applications, picked 20, discussed internally, picked 5. Those 5 received invitation for homework, simple functional Javascript exercise. We dropped 2, the rest received inv
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atirip
10y ago
(o^^)o Something went wrong. Please try again soon. Thats what i got in iPhone.
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atirip
10y ago
Oh nice, your technique could then be used succesfully against ANY voting. Right? Just watching the boots. Because keeping the poor or 30% of population watched at gunpoint 24/7 for 2 weeks in Europe so that nobody notices is perfectly
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Estonia missing when youy add your phone number
(linkedin.com)
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atirip
11y ago
Im curious, if someone thinks very little of you and you try to start a conversation and that someone does not want to talk you ever - then what would be the correct behaviour for you? Because the "i need only coffee" seems to me
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atirip
11y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/from?site=kivikakk.ee
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atirip
11y ago
Google plays go (learnt yesterday), develops self driving cars and robots. And it still cant understand which piece of text on simple website is the header. Without SEO. Right?
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atirip
11y ago
https://www.airbnb.com/host-protection-insurance
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atirip
11y ago
So what do you prefer? Hunting them down and beating them up with your own fists? Hire some tough guys? Is that really easier? But i was really referencing AirBnB insurance....
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atirip
11y ago
Why the identity? Insurance pays.
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atirip
11y ago
I have blocked as much trackers as i can. Having said that, i know why they exists. See, when John produces shampoo, he needs to sell it. The only way is to advertise, one way or another, because without advertising, public knowledge, the s
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atirip
11y ago
Not supported. Probably never will.
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atirip
11y ago
Well, if you are blind, you can use any computer. If you are mute, dont speak fluent English or lets say have bad accent or like, how you use Echo, Siri, et al? What is the alternative?
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atirip
11y ago
Same. Only male. Correct result. The only app i have is Facebook.
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atirip
11y ago
It is called disruption.
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atirip
11y ago
Why are you saying this? There is always a choice. TC may choose to go to jail. His successor may also choose to go to jail. To the point that Apple shareholders may choose to let Apple go bust and burn the servers with the source code of i
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atirip
11y ago
What if that "repair" was done by NSA, CIA, etc? Should the phone boot like nothing happened? Seriously?
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atirip
11y ago
Of course we give a shit if NYT covers the latest Twitter scandal. Because if it is not, then that is not important. Thats we pay that 99 cents.
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atirip
11y ago
So. Google has all the best engineers there is, unlimited supply of money, Android is as old as iOS (in software terms a grandpa) and Head of UX that makes fun of iOS on every occasion he gets. And still. What gives?
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atirip
11y ago
They most likely buy shipments in bulk. Volume is predictable, so they ask postal office(s): approx y packages, approx x size, how about z dollars in total for a year?
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atirip
11y ago
Interesting, that is 50% of adults suffer from chronic pain. Thats a lot.
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atirip
11y ago
As european, may i ask from americans - what pains do you have so that doctors so easily prescribe hard painkillers? When taking into account that one can sue doctors easily in US, why they even dare?
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atirip
11y ago
Talk to your government, vote, make things happen. Thats up to you. If the government established a law, Apple and others would pay or course. On the other hand, if compaies paid more then required, management would be sued by shareholders
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atirip
11y ago
Meh. Creditworthiness based on your online activities is solution looking for a problem. It hardly is issue for loaners today. The problem is how to lend more, not less. So no fear here, if you are good today, you are good tomorrow, no matt
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atirip
11y ago
+1 Additionally: i understand EU citizens can be in the US visa free for 3 months. What that exactly means? 3 months per year or 3 months per one visit? If the latter then how often? Lets assume one gets accepted and decides to utilize that
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atirip
11y ago
That information is outdated. CSS speed optimisation is a complete waste of time for at least 5 years now.
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atirip
11y ago
Well, viable strategy now for many startups (also EU ones) using US infrastructure is to block all EU customers. How is that good?
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atirip
11y ago
Why isn't this more common?!? Are you trolling? Every script copying random stuff (read marketing messages) into my clipboard, well sign me up, thats what i have sooo wanted for sooo many years. Luckily Safari is my browser of choice.
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atirip
11y ago
I don't know about Patent law, but it should be made illegal to mask renting as selling. That would be first step to let consumers know. Like in this Lexmark case - if you are required to return the cartridge, then this transaction is
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atirip
11y ago
Lately? Like 2015?
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