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danieka
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If so, please provide details on how can verify if my details are in there as well. Slightly pissed of Swede who called 1177 just last week here. Still I'm glad this happened after GDPR, this means everyone who's personal details
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danieka
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Banks don’t print physical money, that’s correct. But they do create new money when they lend money and I believe that’s what parent was referring to.
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danieka
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I've been working on a Toptal project for the last seven months and the experience has been good.
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I think it makes sense for everyone who’s active in starting a company to get an equal split of the equity. Starting a company is as much about the work you’re going to put in as it is about what you’re bringing to the table. It also makes
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danieka
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It appears that the same problem occurs with locations. For example it would appear that the small town of Visby (Sweden) which is 1/100 of the size of Stockholm has 1/10 the jobs of Stockholm. Or more likely the location matches
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I guess that one of the only ways of learning to be a founder is to found a company, and if it’s the founders first startup that would, by definition, make him inexperienced. People react differently to the pressures that come along with be
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Ask HN: Recurring payments for static pages
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danieka
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I'm interested to learn more, could you link to some references?
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I haven't work with it but you might want to take a look at Spreedly, they work as a buffer between you and payment processors. So if you are shutdown by a payment processor it should be really easy to change, without you having to mak
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Giant spiderweb cloaks land in Aitoliko, Greece
(livescience.com)
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One example of “cheating” is the sabbath elevator. As you said activating switches is barred, and that goes for the floor buttons in an elevator as well. So on the sabbath there are elevators that will visit every floor and thus has its but
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One year after hurricane Harvey Houston is at a crossroads
(slate.com)
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Points 2, 3 and 4 I can agree with but the first point, about Typescript adding bloat but no value, I think is totally wrong. Sure, TS is a new language, but if you use ES6 the difference is not that big. And the "drawback" "
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danieka
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Nice :) The first code example is missing an end ' in the endpoint string. '/some-protected-resource -> '/some-protected-resource'.
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danieka
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Was that a subtle riff off Newsroom? If not, post well crafted.
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danieka
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Thank you for taking the time to respond in such detail. Also, your username checks out.
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I'm struck by the difference between India and Burma and Pakistan.
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It's indeed down. EDIT: https://status.slack.com/
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May was unusually hot here in Sweden, and actually broke all previous measured records. But here's the interesting part: The Swedish Meteorological and Hydrological Institute (SMHI) concluded that statistically a May this hot only occu
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Ask HN: Slack bot for monitoring depencies updates
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danieka
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I'd be interested in reading a blog article that describes in what way Chinese startups move faster, I feel there is a lot to be learned here.
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Except for Rome itself which was rebuilt very hastily after the sack of Rome in 390 BC. But everywhere they went, particularly for military encampments, they brought the grid with them.
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Extreme Heat Event in Northern Siberia and the Coastal Arctic Ocean This Week
(wxclimonews.com)
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I see many of my friends falling is this trap, that they care way more about the company cares about them. They seem to believe that if they dedicate their lives to a company that will be rewarded. It might be, but they might as well be mad
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I don’t agree with his methods. I might agree with his conclusions regarding modern society. Regardless, it might be good to preface any mention of him by also mentioning what he did and who he hurt.
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I find this really depressing, that he is forced to abandon a lifestyle that he himself choose. I can't help but think of Ted Kaczynski who wrote along the lines that we are cogs in the social machine deprived of dignity and autonomy.
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That’s interesting, I was under the impression that SVGs where smaller for logos and, well, vector graphics. Would you mind sharing what kind of graphics you were working with?
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Patrick McKenzie (patio11 here on HN) has written quite a lot about salary negotiation and pricing. For me it has been an eye opening resource. Highly recommended! Start with https://www.kalzumeus.com/2012/01/23&#x
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That's correct.
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Don’t own a car, and obviously I don’t need health insurance ;). I do spend 15$ per month on home insurance. Joking aside, I’ve heard several opinions that Sweden is a good country to start a startup in. Since there is a safety net to catch
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