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by cr1895 8y ago
>4. Rain water harvesting Is there a risk of significantly altering the local water cycle if everyone is doing this? Same with extracting moisture from air, I suppose.
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Only PhD graduates, according to the Belastingdienst. https://www.belastingdienst.nl/wps/wcm/connect/bldcontenten/... https://www.belastingdienst.nl/wps/wcm/connect/bldcont
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by cr1895 8y ago
Netherlands is pretty favorable. Get an MSc and you'll have full access to the Dutch job market for a whole year, then once you get a job you can get the highly-skilled migrant permit (with less restrictive criteria I think). After fiv
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by cr1895 8y ago
Hand grinders are pretty quiet, but less convenient. Low end: https://www.hario.jp/seihin/productgroup.php?group=MSCS-2TB High end: https://prima-coffee.com/equipment/orphan-espresso/lido-3
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by cr1895 8y ago
>The US doesn’t acknowledge dual citizenship How is that a gotcha?
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>the user experience is not as good as Airbnb. This user's perspective is the opposite.
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What really makes a Chemex is its filters, which are way thicker than typical pourover filters. The paper is thicker and leads to a lighter-bodied brew.
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by cr1895 8y ago
>I usually took that to be an indicator of freshness. I've only heard it described as a flaw. None of the recently and well-roasted beans from the local roasters I visit sell oily beans. But Starbucks? Or typical grocery coffee? Usu
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I wonder if that's more to do with the grade of beans than roaster-sorting. Edit: also, could this be related to inconsistent grind? Smaller bits over-extracted.
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by cr1895 8y ago
>Aiding a signal unlawful entry into the US is a significant felony subject to up to 10 years in prison. Upon first glance this doesn't seem true. Your link says that this punishment exists only if the alien is already convicted of
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by cr1895 8y ago
>Why do people get depressed? Break up, lost loved ones, lose a job etc. etc. This is not depression.
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Here is a publication he supposedly authored in 1981: https://books.google.nl/books?id=bHcgCwAAQBAJ&lpg=PA198&ots=...
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Is it really about his work, or is it about glorifying Peterson himself?
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by cr1895 8y ago
The effusive praise bordering on reverence of Peterson always strikes me a bit strange. He is an exemplary rock star lecturer-scientist and if you aren't on Team Peterson you've got issues or you misunderstand or if you disagree w
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by cr1895 8y ago
Really? Which country mandates that? Or do you mean it's employer-mandated?
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This goes the other way, too...where once a recording engineer had to decide how and where to split up a long work, the entire uninterrupted piece can now be played digitally.
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>while navigating the 20 windows needed to reject all consent. I think that actually is a violation of GDPR, not that it's any less common to encounter.
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by cr1895 8y ago
I prefer the EU approach where the collection and use of personal data is regulated, not merely "be warned."
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Maybe a good place to start: https://ico.org.uk/for-organisations/guide-to-data-protectio...
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by cr1895 8y ago
I recall an article that discussed the impact Instagram and the like were having on previously little-known, lightly trafficked sites. People post selfies and geotag themselves, sites get more popular, more trafficked, risk of damage goes u
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>separated facilities with grade crossings are dangerous On the whole they are much safer. https://library.swov.nl/action/front/fulltext?id=340421
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by cr1895 8y ago
This is one of those things that makes it difficult to replicate the traffic safety of the Netherlands elsewhere...drivers are just way more aware of and respectful of cyclists in their environment. It's cultural.
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by cr1895 8y ago
Clearly you haven't visited the Netherlands. Distracted pedestrians (and cyclists!) is a significant problem.
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>cyclists almost never share the road with car drivers That's not true...there's plenty of shared road. Drivers are more cautious and aware, but it's not all separate pathways.
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by cr1895 8y ago
Within a marine context, current is typically given as direction to while wind and waves are direction from.
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by cr1895 8y ago
>What if every vote had an ID / random number attached to it, identifying you Votes must not be attributable to any given person, or else the potential for coercion exists.
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Paid accounts don't have ads.
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You're presumably already bound to confidentiality.
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This isn’t some “think of the children” excuse and regulation already exists here...but I suspect you know that.
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>Facebook paid users as young as 13 to install an app that gave the company access to everything their phone sent or received over the internet. This is a big part of why they're in hot water. >Perhaps not, but last time I checke

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