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by dsnr 5y ago
This particular situation has nothing to do with tax havens. Amazon is employing tax avoidance practices such as building up losses in Luxembourg to prevent paying corporate tax. You can do this in any country. I am not in favor of Biden’s
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Apple to face Epic Games in court(bbc.com)
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Green gold: Avocado farming on the rise in Africa(dw.com)
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by dsnr 5y ago
And Ctrl + 9 will always take you to the last tab.
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by dsnr 5y ago
Depending on what you do, Go will suffice for 99,999% of use cases. Since I know Go, I would never start another project in Node. Also, I would never reach for Rust except for very specific cases when low level control over memory is needed
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by dsnr 5y ago
Waiting for a chess competition where the winner doesn’t necessarily/always win. Extrapolating the logic used by the said school, losing at chess doesn’t account for the systemic reasons for which players fail. > Too often, says the
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by dsnr 5y ago
Non-welfare states also have infrastructure, so no worry about that.
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by dsnr 5y ago
I pay for my own healthcare insurance, as healthcare is not free in Germany. So your points are invalid as far as I’m concerned.
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by dsnr 5y ago
You’re saying it like everyone can’t wait to live in a welfare state and having to provide for the “welfare” of others. I for one am not looking for anything else than good healthcare. There’s nothing “tilted” for life when you struggle to
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by dsnr 5y ago
This is already the 5th submission on the topic in less than 24h. https://hn.algolia.com/?q=figjam
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by dsnr 5y ago
I still don’t see the link between what you say and this rust tutorial.
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by dsnr 5y ago
> Oh and also - it’s a trap. Microsoft are not friends of free software. How does a freely available tutorial on a programming language have anything to do with someone's position on free software?
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Amazon rainforest: European car manufacturers linked to illegal deforestation(dw.com)
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by dsnr 5y ago
Curious, what are those laws and regulations that apply in Berlin and are different from any other german city?
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by dsnr 6y ago
> And flights costing 29 EUR are simply a market failure That’s actually the market working as intended. In the case of flights you have competition which drives the price down, in the case of trains you mostly have a monopoly of the nat
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Amazon workers vote against union in Alabama(dw.com)
2 points by dsnr 6y ago|1 comments
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by dsnr 6y ago
For some reason, the gods of HN don’t want this topic to reach front page. Yes, it’s political, yes, it’s divisive, but judging by the original thread it seems like there is interest for this topic in this community.
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by dsnr 6y ago
There shouldn’t be any “sensitive” issues in a university context. These “universities” look more like re-education centers than educational institutions. All those “sensitive” issues are plain ideological ideas and some people want those i
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by dsnr 6y ago
> On November 26, this suggestion became a mandate: The student was informed that he must be evaluated by psychological services before returning to classes. You know that something’s wrong when someone is forced to be psychologically ev
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US group threatens to use stolen Confederate statue as 'a toilet'(dw.com)
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by dsnr 6y ago
When I go to bed, I think about how I’m going to wake up next morning and have a hot cup of coffee, a marvelous breakfast and brush my teeth before sitting in the comfy armchair that I have next to the couch in my medium-sized living room.
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by dsnr 6y ago
Pro tip: Jump to paragraph 11 to skip the life story of the random person and get to the point.
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by dsnr 6y ago
> Whatever happened to technologists fixing problems with technology? That ended when they got into politics.
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by dsnr 6y ago
I disagree, most of the countries with booming populations are rather poor and don’t do much innovation or research. In the age we live in it’s almost impossible for a lone wolf to fix a big problem of the humankind because of complexities
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Germany considers more freedoms for vaccinated people(dw.com)
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Russia fines Twitter for leaving up content(dw.com)
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UK finds 30 blood clot cases after AstraZeneca jab(dw.com)
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by dsnr 6y ago
What about the hardware? Are they temporarily licensing me the console?
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by dsnr 6y ago
What happens with your Steam Machine if Steam decides to pull the plug for whatever reason?
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by dsnr 6y ago
That would be a good opportunity for a class action lawsuit. They should normally release a software update to allow users play their games without a PSN connection.

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