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by bosie 6y ago
oh right, though that can happen with anything on ebay. i thought you were thinking of something specific to phones, like reading /cloning the memory/disk of the phone or something along those lines.
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by bosie 6y ago
can you expand on the hassle/risk? especially the risk part.
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by bosie 6y ago
Again, the ratio matters, not the total cost. Obviously a single player sport isn't comparable to a tech sport in terms of total financial costs... the racket and shoes don't matter in terms of expenses, at all. RF's cost is
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by bosie 6y ago
i was talking about the ratios though. the unfair advantage for the top guys in a winner-takes-all system is just that. top guys/teams always snowball themselves into the next big thing easier than lower rated guys.
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by bosie 6y ago
kind of. coaching is probably peanuts compared to the rest. physios (and all other folks) that fly with you. first class and private flights (hilarious that the top players are flown on the tournament dime to the tournaments), perfect nutri
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by bosie 6y ago
Isn't F1's unbalanced finances nothing compared to other sports though? i.e. tennis. federer has completely different opportunities compared to a top 75 player. did it kill the tennis sport and/or is it killing the sport? you
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by bosie 6y ago
> We tend to have strong opinions, as is out democratic duty. How is a strong opinion a democratic duty?
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by bosie 6y ago
don't think that was the topic though?
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by bosie 6y ago
you are right, just redid the calculation and i am at 33k post-tax too. i guess i had the family bonus still active when i did it last time. nobody discussed salaries in germany/UK either though. wasn't just a problem in vienna fo
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by bosie 6y ago
same website :D 70k/year is 5k monthly which results in 44k post tax. thats 3700 a month post tax. only us austrians (and i think italians?) do this whole nonsense of 13/14/15/16th salary
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by bosie 6y ago
I am also interested in the numbers but you aren't earning anywhere near 3k net a month? thats roughly 56k pre-tax. doesn't sound too high to me?
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by bosie 6y ago
Dang, i was reading the wrong paper. sorry.
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by bosie 6y ago
Found the paper but couldn't find the 8GW claim. Doesn't that seem very little considering germany is producing electricity in the 500 TWh region?
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by bosie 6y ago
How much can the provider shave off the load though? if i set my band between 21 and 23 degrees, is the reduction more than a few percent max? Doesn't seem to make a dent given the peak requirement when the majority of the people all s
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by bosie 6y ago
sorry, i am not connecting the dots. how is this connected to the claim and/or how does it show the claim is correct?
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by bosie 6y ago
can you provide some references to the first sentence please. I am genuinely curious how you would create an experiment/data analysis to show this.
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by bosie 6y ago
> if buy one it's a win-win if (a) it is true and (b) I actually wanted those features. c) you need a phone in the first palce d) you need a USD1200 phone in the first place
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by bosie 6y ago
Mind expanding on how a regular senior SWE or analyst interview works? How many stages, what are the questions etc?
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by bosie 6y ago
regarding unmetered, i gave up on backblaze as their network connection seems incredibly slow. i think asking for compression and dedup is very relevant with them
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by bosie 6y ago
The problem is that probably everyone on HN thinks they fall into that category....
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by bosie 6y ago
who doesn't pay "on call" though?
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by bosie 6y ago
Sure but that is the problem of the growth method rather than the type of produce. The claim was (might have misread it) that the produce itself has a massive difference all things being equal
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by bosie 6y ago
> In absolute terms, tomatoes production still results in far more carbon emissions then less-intensive produce. That's not what your quoted article says though? Not that I doubt it but the quote talks about different methods for pr
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by bosie 6y ago
Costs you a mighty penny too, though. Commute Reading to Kings Cross should be close to 5k a year (not including tube), no?
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by bosie 6y ago
Yes-ish. Not that facebook is providing anything from their side but the adoption rate of the non-technical participants is sky-high. much higher than what i have seen with private forums. I can only speculate but my guess is that all the
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by bosie 6y ago
I have taken 3 photography related courses that all have private groups on FB. I don't use FB in any other capacity but the value of those groups is probably among the highest ROIs on the internet for me (hobby wise at least).
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by bosie 6y ago
i don't think this follows. school is a kindergarten, as children require supervision. if the quality of the school is good too, great. if not, not great. mixing those two characteristics up doesn't help anybody
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by bosie 6y ago
your entire argument seems to be based on parents wanting to stay home and raise their children. Some might, a lot of people don't want to do this. If both parents want to work and have a career and/or a job that isn't a full
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by bosie 6y ago
why are the school schedules stupid? aren't they inheriated by the work schedules of the parents?
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by bosie 6y ago
Will the USD100 subscription include a much needed mac app? Or is the plan to make (good?) decisions on a 10" ipad?

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