bojan

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by bojan 2y ago
And yet, what good is growth if we have to sacrifice social safety provisions?
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by bojan 2y ago
I'd even argue that starting a new project in php makes more sense today than it did 10-15 years ago. php now has a stable development cycle and mature frameworks and tools.
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> Flip the actors and imagine how you might feel. The same. If "my" candidate wins in a way that in the long term undermines democratic values, it's still a net negative and I don't want it. That would just empower th
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by bojan 2y ago
Keep in mind that he is now surrounded by a completely different people than during his first term.
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Until that research is complete it cannot be claimed that the truth is somewhere in the middle. It might be that one of the sides is completely right.
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by bojan 2y ago
What bullshit? Protecting the privacy? Making sure the playing field is at least somewhat level? Sorry, but I'm a big fan of that "bullshit". And the big American companies are not, and they are making sure you know it, by pu
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by bojan 2y ago
It's very questionable if America will play a role there. It's 50/50 that Xi will be able to do a personal favour to Trump or Musk that will keep America out of it.
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Keep in mind that Gaza's Health Ministry isn't really functional any more, and they are in no state to keep numbers.
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by bojan 2y ago
Isreal is regularly bombing targets in Syria as well. But the targets seem to be mostly military installations, so the civilian life is not nearly as much disrupted as it is in Lebanon.
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I was forced to move from Symfony to Laravel and I really dislike it. This experience seems to be very common.
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> so people don't care to have the other conversation (or are simply authoritarian). What do you mean precisely? And what would be your suggestion to improve things?
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I'm not sure how many immigration paths are available without a University degree. Maybe look into Dutch American Friendship Treaty?
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Awesome! This is the list of companies that are registered by the government to employ highly educated migrants: https://ind.nl/en/public-register-recognised-sponsors/public... A lot of them are looking for softwa
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by bojan 2y ago
I'm watching it for 25 years now, I'd dare say understand it well. And yes, the EU has a sovereignty problem. However, that is by design, as the member states wish to keep control. It's certainly not my preference, but with t
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by bojan 2y ago
If you are serious about it, which I must at this point assume you are not, you need to at least tell us what is your education level and what are you good at. You might also want to take a look at the Dutch-American Friendship Treaty.
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by bojan 2y ago
No, but yes for the people that elected here. It works the same here in the Netherlands. Nobody actually voted for the Dutch PM.
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It did begin then. The Supreme Court of the US is since then conservative and will now probably remain so for many years to come. Further, he needed the second term then, so he couldn't go all crazy as he needed the people to vote for
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by bojan 2y ago
Nope, I wasn't wrong, unfortunately.
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by bojan 2y ago
Oh how I hate being right sometimes.
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by bojan 2y ago
If the odds long enough ever so slightly move toward Trump, he is then in my eyes a clear favourite. It's been going on for three weeks now and we have 10 days to go still. I do hope I'm wrong, but purely looking at the numbers, I
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by bojan 2y ago
By following polls, and the way they are trending. And the odds seem to be moving daily towards Trump, and while we're still in coin toss territory, if this trend continues for the next 10 days, it's really looking bad for Harris,
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by bojan 2y ago
Clear favourite. It might be a toin coss still at this moment, but the odds are getting ever-so-slightly worse for Kamala for many days in a row now. So it's about the trend. On top of that, the growth of the blue firewall in PA is los
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by bojan 2y ago
Not all billionaires - Bill Gates endorsed Harris.
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by bojan 2y ago
He is, unfortunately, a clear favourite to win. You don't have to have uber-intel to know that.
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by bojan 2y ago
It's not that they don't want to have people, it's that there are no people. Germany, as most of other countries in Europe, has an aging population and the workforce is hard to find. So all these "easy" things that
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by bojan 2y ago
You are completely right of of course. I often think about that when I can't avoid charging in the middle of nowhere.
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by bojan 2y ago
Weird, this problem doesn't exist in Europe. I found Plugshare to be more reliable and informative than ABRP, especially in the areas where charger stations aren't that common.
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by bojan 2y ago
In Hungary, Czechia and Slovakia they put major chargers next to large malls, so you have all the convenience of a mall while the car is changing.
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by bojan 2y ago
I'd rather say in was based on common interests, and you'd go out of your way to find "your" community. I'm still friends with people I "met" on various phpBB forums 20 years ago.
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by bojan 2y ago
The first step would have been leaving the African Union.

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