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by eyko 7y ago
More accurate link: https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?date=all&geo=US&q=%...
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by eyko 7y ago
Almost any European country has, with a much smaller economy, better social wellbeing/coverage and a better high speed rail infrastructure (perhaps with the exception of the UK, unless they commit to HS2) so I'm not sure the compa
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by eyko 7y ago
I think Wikipedia would benefit from your contribution!
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by eyko 7y ago
One could argue that in the "court of public opinion" he very much was.
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by eyko 7y ago
It depends on wether they act on it or not: do they have sex with children, treat black people at work as if they were stupid, or have problems working with jewish colleagues? Do their biases affect the workplace? To be clear, I believe tha
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by eyko 7y ago
Perhaps they're talking about the US market? In Europe, H&M has been big for as long as I can remember (since the late 1990s, which is when I started shopping for clothes).
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by eyko 7y ago
Ripe guavas are one of my favourite fruites. Unripe guavas are tart and hard to bite.
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by eyko 7y ago
Dulce de membrillo and (Portuguese) mermelada are the same thing. In fact, in Gallego, dulce de membrillo is called marmelo, much closer to the portuguese word for it. In Catalunya it's "codonyat" (the quince itself is called
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by eyko 7y ago
It's not in the middle of nowhere though.
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by eyko 7y ago
There are probably more JavaScript developers (not necessarily professional developers, just people writing JavaScript) than C++, Go and Rust combined, so it's just more likely that the ecosystem with more momentum will get more intere
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by eyko 7y ago
Completely agree. To that I add catastrophes, because most environmental acts (e.g. the air pollution control act in the USA or the watershed act in the UK, both in the 50s) came about in part because of previous environmental disasters or
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by eyko 7y ago
I've been to Poland quite a few times (love it!) and, as a mixed race (western european + west african heritage), the worst racist comments and treatment I received was, ironically, from a jewish person in Krakow's jewish quarters
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by eyko 7y ago
On the point about canola oil, it's not so much that it's a good fat (it is), but that it becomes a trans fat when heated (all vegetable oil). Since this is not a salad with a drizzle of canola oil, but a burger, that is something
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by eyko 8y ago
> The best programmers I know actually have zero editor loyalty. Thanks. This comment made me feel like a best programmer. Jokes aside, I love trying new tools, and it's probably just curiosity, and every tool you try either teaches
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by eyko 8y ago
To me it sounds like people are enjoying seeing him go through this because he didn't help Hillary Clinton get elected, which is an important nuance there. Had it been any other candidate instead of Trump, Wikileaks would still have pu
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by eyko 8y ago
He/She's running actual vim in the VS Code terminal.
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by eyko 8y ago
> I've never understood the appeal of Debian or Ubuntu, or I guess I don't understand why people would invest so much time in them compared to Fedora and Redhat. For historical reasons. Debian was around before Fedora, CentOS,
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by eyko 8y ago
There's a table in the article about the Net carbon emissions of indoor vs outdoor farming, claiming a total of 1.1 for outdoor vs 1.0 for indoor.
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by eyko 8y ago
It'll probably also increase the cost of your home insurance. I'm not from the USA, but over here, accidents and acts of nature (e.g. a serious hailstorm) can damage your solar panels to the point they need replacing. If you bough
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by eyko 8y ago
I work with a few organisations and small teams that use slack to communicate. They're campaigners, marketing types, logistics, finance, HR, and overall general staff working for businesses and organisations. I was also attending some
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by eyko 8y ago
I'm looking at Africa in the graph you've provided and the fertility rate quite clearly drops as the number of years in education increases, with a few notable exceptions that (I believe) can be explained: * DPR Congo. By most acc
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by eyko 8y ago
Humans don't make good farm animals. We take years to fully develop and over a decade to reach puberty (almost two decades if you want safer pregnancies). We're omnivorous so feeding us will be more expensive (probably enriched co
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by eyko 8y ago
This might help: http://www.cookingissues.com/index.html%3Fp=5661.html (shared elsewhere in the comments here).
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by eyko 8y ago
Not everyone needs Parmagiano-Reggiano. You can buy parmesan to put on your microwaved pasta and it will be Very Good(TM). No need to waste good quality DOP on that. As with all cheeses, "parmesan" labeled cheeses will also vary i
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by eyko 8y ago
I have a OnePlus 6 and none of the apps you've just mentioned fail to receive notifications when my phone is asleep.
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by eyko 8y ago
Or your partner has a fatal disease or accident.
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by eyko 8y ago
You probably meant cubic metre?
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by eyko 8y ago
Or Linux distributions.
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by eyko 8y ago
The fact that people walk around their neighborhood also has has an effect in local commerce. Most neighborhoods in European cities have bakeries, coffee shops, clothing stores, pharmacies, etc. Posher areas will have higher end ones, poore
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by eyko 8y ago
In production? I think I'm misreading your comments.

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