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bosie
6y ago
Have you tried using reader view? At least firefox also remembers the zoom level.
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bosie
6y ago
Naming good documentation and high quality support in conjunction with AWS is a bit weird to me. Though parent was talking about using their scale to improve prices. They might just reduce their margins at the moment.
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bosie
6y ago
How is the purchasing power with that swiss salary though? Are the job opportunities mostly in the financial sector?
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bosie
6y ago
Shouldn’t you compare this to 25 years ago as the demand long of communities has been in progress for decades?
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bosie
6y ago
> then your business is clearly not creating enough value and shouldn't exist. how do you factor jobloss and destruction of your community into this 'value'?
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6y ago
well, the software industry is filled with non-software engineers. and if you go with the revenue angle, what do you do with companies that don't produce "value" (i.e. product doesn't sell)?
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6y ago
> because we can easily calculate the value they produce, I am not trolling but I would really, really like a citation on this. I hear this sentiment so often but nobody ever produced that calculation. Would be great (or maybe not ;)) fo
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6y ago
if by legally published you mean that the publisher got a legally binding agreement with the patients to publish those 'facts', sure. but the parent was not putting constraints on how i obtain it ('somehow learns those facts&
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6y ago
are you saying that if i happen to stumble onto a data leak of those private facts, i can use them to create a non-blackmailing (non-profit?) business?
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6y ago
> had to sign a letter confirming the visit and infraction. sorry, what infraction?
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6y ago
If you don't mind me asking, the loose skin is from the weight loss or did you get hit by an illness on top of the tinnitus/mini-stroke?
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6y ago
because moving closer doesn't increase the salary but costs more (under teh assumption the rent costs more)? Also, not everybody wants to move every year or two...
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bosie
6y ago
How about a ebook reader that has a light built in? I also dislike reading printed books due to the lighting issues but much prefer a kindle oasis over my ipad.
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6y ago
It takes me longer than 500ms to find that email. if we are talking about browsing a list of emails already on the screen and i can simply use a shortcut to go to the next email, that is instant in thunderbird/gmail.com /fastmail.
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6y ago
how do you open an email in 500ms even locally on your desktop? do you use spotlight or something to find and open it? asking since even when i am in thunderbird, it takes me way longer than 500ms to open an email
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6y ago
Markdown isn't just text though, it also does images. Which is when the argument about rendering falls apart IMO. I really would like to see the image i am working on. Describing a chart/graph when all i see is ?
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6y ago
Thanks for the clarification.
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6y ago
> Drugs are already highly available. not sure i follow, what is your definition of highly available? if cocaine is highly available, how do you classify nicotine and/or alcohol? > some small statistical probability of triggering
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6y ago
Not OP but how do you normalise this statement: > Obesity and alcoholism is far more rampant than most drugs used in the war on drugs. since ... of course alcoholism is more rampant when i can just buy it legally in the supermarket. that
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6y ago
whats your workflow for being 100% digital?
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6y ago
who seem to be overlapping quite a bit: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24945944
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Why would the reasons used to exclude those cohorts in the first place not be used to determine the vaccine is unsafe for said cohorts?
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6y ago
Do you mind sharing your strategy for module versioning in a mono-repo? anything you encountered that really didn't work?
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at least in austria it is. total weekly supermarket hours are limited unless for a special reason (in tourism villages or near transportation hubs (bus stations, train stations and the like)) and they can only be open between 5am and 9pm, t
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6y ago
to a certain extent. hence i am not allowed to infect other people knowingly with HIV. or drive on a sidewalk. or fire guns at a school. or drive drunk. list goes on. not even sure about the flu/colds, presumably that is more a problem
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Genuine question as i hear this argument quite often: "to maintain personal liberties". presumably infecting and/or killing other people would fall under this liberty? anyone outside their own home is considered to optimise h
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This is the first time i have heard about stabilising the hands. I can't make the connection, what would that do if you have CTS? if the muscle starts swelling it will compress the nerve and the nerve is already compressed due to the b
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Silly question but how do you start bouldering with CTS? I tried it (and weight training) but grabing any heavy weight seems very painful
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