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by b4je7d7wb 4y ago
Battlepasses where a cut is added to the price pools of events. I agree they are pioneers. Why is everyone else just pocketing their battlepass earnings still 5 years later and offering tiny price pools? Blizzard once crowdfunded a prize po
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by b4je7d7wb 4y ago
That was fun to figure out
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by b4je7d7wb 4y ago
The actual article was titled "Rendering Pool Balls". He fixed it by updating the article title rather than the HN submission(which I don't think you even can).
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by b4je7d7wb 4y ago
Not only that, but actual cards written by humans will be mislabeled as cheap robot spam.
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by b4je7d7wb 4y ago
They could be subconciously following the herd
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by b4je7d7wb 4y ago
A popular one is making your head smaller(more narrow, smaller jaw) in south korea. Another example is Japan that has had purikura filters that increase eye size for a long time.
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by b4je7d7wb 4y ago
It would be an interesting post no matter what language. C, Go, haskel etc. That is if it was an actually working compiler.
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by b4je7d7wb 4y ago
Can you use it in an office? My m1 is unusable at 80% of the comfortable angles, and not at all at the optimal one.
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by b4je7d7wb 4y ago
Ah, so exactly the same model like the sweatshops in Asia. Pay just good enough that they can't afford to not do the job. Very generous.
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by b4je7d7wb 4y ago
Why? If both do the same work in the same location, why would one get more than the other. Either you don't adjust the pay when they move because you are already paying everyone an equal salary. Or you adjust it and pay everyone a loca
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by b4je7d7wb 4y ago
They have changed the areas to less specific. Like in Europe not individual countries and cities, but thigs like "nordic". Try paying a Norwegian and a Finn the same multiplier. Imagine spending so much time and effort to justify
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by b4je7d7wb 4y ago
Yes, but that is not a company that should be praised as world leader in remote work. How do you expect to ever raise the standard of living in poor countries if you exploit their labor for pennies on the dollar. No different from apple and
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by b4je7d7wb 4y ago
In finland you are also required to pay for public health care. But employers are also required to provide private healthcare for workers. Vey nice to pay for both public and private healthcare on top of insane income taxes. Estonia seems l
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by b4je7d7wb 4y ago
You also have to to do some paperwork for buying a bike. I assume you have to transfer ownership when selling, so stolen bikes probably cannot really be sold on the open market.