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blablablame
10y ago
Probably seeing the stock lose more than half of it's value by pulling from the biggest market it operates in would see Google reverting their stance quickly. Also, most likely, you would see bing+other local search engines gain tracti
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blablablame
10y ago
Not disputing you, but I have heard this story recounted a lot in various ways, but when I remember digging deeper into it, there were things that just didn't match up (basically, the amount of crop that could blew to their fields vs w
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blablablame
11y ago
Man here, wife went through hell in her pregnancy so I might be biased, but talking with other pregnant women in our lives, in general, they are happy to be pregnant, but from that, the feeling is more skewed to the complaining/problem
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11y ago
I went to a casino that sorta does this, but isn't 'free'. But for every dollar or so you spend, you get casino dollars to spend on food/drink (no idea of the real dollar to casino dollar) Went there with a friend that s
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blablablame
11y ago
Step one: short a million on Apple shares Step two: hack into Tim Cook's account (no idea if he uses FB) Step three: publish rant about Apple rotten ideoligies/he quits Step four: see APPL lose value for a day until this shit is s
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blablablame
11y ago
Maybe, depends on where you are located (outside any big tech hub, probably not) and your experience (if we go by the out of college starting a startup, I don't see a lot of companies paying consulting fees to 25 year olds with very na
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blablablame
11y ago
Actually, a lot of kids can't switch between bottle and breast (even with the new 'nipple imitation' designs) and they end up 'losing' the ability to drink from one of them
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blablablame
11y ago
This is a clone of an old game SkyRoads. (sure I guess new artwork could be done and levels changed and re release ti)
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11y ago
You have been to their birthdays, housewarmings and weddings and helped them out when they needed. This is very different from 'these are people I only play boardgames with them'. I have tennis 'friends'. These are peopl
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11y ago
Yep, they are called Golden Visas. If you buy a property more expensive than 500.000 Euros you may apply for it. There were a few nags and some corruption charges a while ago so not sure what the current status is. There is also some tax br
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11y ago
Lisbon, Porto and south of Portugal has seen a boom on foreign investment on properties. There are locations that if you email the agency, the first thing they mention is all the tax advantages of buying here for non foreigners. There is a
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11y ago
Not GP but I think he means friends are those folks that are there for everything, from the birth of your kid to picking you up drunk at 5 am from the pub kind of thing. If the interaction you have with someone is 95% based around a single
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11y ago
Same here but I have the opposite situation. Also work remotely and live in the South of Portugal (so not even in a big city). Been living here for a year and made a lot of colleagues and have a diverse group of people which I do various ac
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11y ago
And ask any doctor if what they did is the very best for their kid. The stress, the lack of bonding, the (I assume by 100+ hours a week) bottle feeding from the first few days. If you can do it, sure, if you can have it all (as in, do the b
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11y ago
It's not even that. Stress (and being a founder is a very stressful time) is a very big no-no during pregnancy and can influence the gene expression of the baby. But Even sane working hours are a problem. Here is a bit of a cognitive d
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11y ago
I don't know the author, or her life circumstances, but to believe that 'Because in my head, I can’t imagine a scenario where you trust someone with millions of dollars to run a business but think that they don’t know how to deal
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blablablame
11y ago
I've been asked to do a few of these a while ago while searching for a job. Don't remember if I did HackerRank though. I don't really like it. I scored well in most that I did, but as some folks mentioned, they either test th
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11y ago
they are doing a remastered edition????
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11y ago
And my kid started to talk at 2.5 years (mostly, only his mother and I understood him) and now at 4 years old, he is one of the most talkative and expressive kids in his class. He has better math skills than anyone in his class (and its a m
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11y ago
I don't think it is a void of ideas, but more of a way of your brain saying this isn't worth it so lets forget about it. Since my kid was born, every idea I have goes through a process of 'will it make money'->'h
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11y ago
Agreed. While a few artist keep a few _01 _02 files around, mostly as backup/undo files, my last few years in the industry, they all used some kind of version control (maybe not git, but perforce and svn with their visual tools)
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11y ago
I agree. I tried to play Braid many times but just couldn't get myself to play for more than a bit and switch to another game. Interesting enough, Flashback is probably one of the games I use as a reference for platform games so maybe
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11y ago
Leaf has less trunk space (370L) than my Auris which with my family is already busting from the seams when we do some long trips. Buying in Spain is an hassle and legalisation is quite expensive.
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11y ago
Problem at least in Portugal is a lot manufacturers aren't even offering gasoline vehicles. Lexus only offers the NX in hybrid form (which is great) but starts at 45k Euros. Other brands offer hybrids but only on higher models (BMW hyb
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11y ago
European here and on the look for a new car. Which exact brands haven't been affected? Hard to find actual info, there are a lot of probes to various companies, but which ones have been verified?
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11y ago
Not really. When I was 4-5, my father took me to the arcades. Playing games there I had the lightbulb moment where I said 'That is what I want to do'. At 11 I was reading the Turbo Pascal manual trying to figure out how things wor
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11y ago
Sure, because 'you' aren't really a generalist. You are just a 'junior' developer that dabbles a bit in things. Don't get me wrong, someone like that has a place in some companies, but it is the difference betw
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11y ago
It depends. Hear me out. When people say they are a generalist, they actually mean they know a bit of JS and whatever the framework of the moment, a bit of rails (or Django or Play) and they can come up with a bash script. If this is you, b