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by campl3r 3y ago
As an employee the cost of working from home is GARGANTUAN. I already life where I want to, don't force me to move to a more expensive place so that I have space for an office at home. I don't need to move for any office, as all o
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by campl3r 3y ago
No, it's not selfish. There are enough remote and in office companies, if you're at the wrong kind of company leave.
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by campl3r 4y ago
Yes? I prefer to do that myself
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by campl3r 4y ago
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5579607/ might not work as well as oral application.
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by campl3r 4y ago
Yes, every person of voting age.
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by campl3r 4y ago
> Complaining as if we are paying customers is understandable I am a paying customer because the UI is so much better than vs code. For my daily work vs code actually covers all functionality that I use, but the UI is shit so I use JetBr
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by campl3r 4y ago
I do see people enjoying the convenience of bikes all over winter. Where I shop families do their weekly groceries with cargo bikes or just two bike bags. We got different experiences, probably live in different cities and countries and now
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by campl3r 4y ago
It is not
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by campl3r 4y ago
Doesn't C# support this by enabling Nullable?
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by campl3r 4y ago
This is wrong, getting ~58k in your bank account from a 100k salary for a single is certainly what you can expect. The 75k you mention will only happen if your spouse doesn't work at all, a rather disingenuous framing. If you're
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by campl3r 5y ago
I miss windows phone
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by campl3r 5y ago
Or Germany could decrease out enormous welfare spending.
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by campl3r 5y ago
At least here in Germany that's the default. Fire and smoke will absolutely not spread between (fire-)units. Staying put is absolutely fine, obviously if you can get out that's encouraged but with a single set of stairs staying pu
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by campl3r 5y ago
The problem discussed in the article happens for MacBooks too
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by campl3r 5y ago
Lobbying isn't something that's not done I the EU or most european countries I'm aware of. Which countries are you referring to, which don't have lobbying?
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by campl3r 5y ago
Are you saying if I hire a contractor with a price set by me and I would "punish" (i.e. never hire them again) when they don't agree, they are suddenly my employee?
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by campl3r 5y ago
that has not been my experience. As a German having used taxis in many German cities I do prefer taking an US Uber over any German taxi every time.
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by campl3r 5y ago
that's because banking isn't a free market at all, it's tightly regulated.
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by campl3r 5y ago
citation needed. Why do "we know" that markets can't solve these issues?
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by campl3r 5y ago
definitely the case in Germany. If you're unemployment and not looking for a job or exempt from it(sickness, poverty, ...), you're going to need to pay on your own.
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by campl3r 6y ago
because, sadly that's illegal in all of germany.
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by campl3r 6y ago
Free as in everything that's legal? Sounds conceptually great to me. How can such a platform figure out what's legal? Can it default to leaving legally questionable things up? Consulting real lawyer's in every fringe case see
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by campl3r 6y ago
This sounds like a manager I would love to work for. I think the entitlement of these employees are eventually going to bring down FANG
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by campl3r 6y ago
It aligns nearly perfectly with most other reports out of google.
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by campl3r 6y ago
Agreed. I see no reason to upgrade to the new UI/versions on android.
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by campl3r 6y ago
How so?
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by campl3r 6y ago
How is this an Apple problem?
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by campl3r 6y ago
That's actually what I really appreciate about Goodreads. Yes they stopped innovating, fixing bugs, etc., but at least they didn't changed their design to any if the mobile first, low information density crap.
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by campl3r 6y ago
Yes, it's completely nuts that government regulates how I can deliver my work to my employer. Such rules serve only the government.
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by campl3r 6y ago
Which history?

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