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>It's the difference between a handful of dudes in a speedboat with some explosives and an aircraft carrier. That’s uh... one helluva metaphor you got there.
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Most of us will be extremely handsomely rewarded to carefully build something that will be torn down within a few years and replaced with something new. Usually because someone made a PowerPoint where a made up number was smaller than a dif
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8y ago
I’m looking into hosting it on DigitalOcean, seems easy enough.
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8y ago
I have a full UniFi setup in my home office/house and it is glorious. It Just Works! Well, with the one exception which is the Cloud Key. I’ve yet to see it run for more than 24 hours before soft rocking and requiring a total re-setup
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VW’s ‘affordable’ electric car to be offered from ~$30,000 in 2019
(electrek.co)
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8y ago
While the apps look nice, I can’t say I see anything that major banks in Sweden haven’t offered already for the past 5 years or so. Are we so far ahead or is online banking in such a shitty state?
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8y ago
What little management experience I have (3 years as team lead for 2 different teams) tells me most people are masochists deep down inside and crave a dictator to order them what to do.
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8y ago
Uuuuuuh, so you really want to take (albeit small) risk of commiting fraud and getting on the bad side of a organization able to detain you for hours/days to prove a point over freaking mouth wash? I sure as hell value my time and sani
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8y ago
I’m always amused when people refer to fast food places as “restaurants”.
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8y ago
Things I don't need to worry about/additional perks: - No healthcare costs. Scraped elbow? Free. Brain surgery? Free. - No saving up for college for my kids. - 30 days of vacation + ~13 public holidays. - No student loans (kinda-s
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8y ago
It’s been in place since the late 70’s. 480 days per kid, each parent had ~20% earmarked and the rest is up to the parents to divide up.
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It’s orders of magnitude better.
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8y ago
”I restrained myself from taking all my work papers home with me yesterday... and I’m restraining myself from going to work today. There must be Balance” I can’t help but feel that the generation before mine was a lot more well rounded as i
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8y ago
Curse you, overly prude auto-correct!
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8y ago
Don’t flush baby wipes, or anything except fences or toilet paper. They clog drains and interfere with the sewage treatment process.
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8y ago
Wasn’t Bill Gates a strong proponent for (and even investor in?) thorium reactors? Did that pan out?
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8y ago
How was this not regulated?
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8y ago
From the few reviews I managed to find it seems like hot garbage. Shame, I had high hopes for it to be my daily driver. Looking into Punkt Phone and/or Light Phone 2
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8y ago
Thank you, your words are very encouraging!
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8y ago
Am I the only one worried about the path the world is on? Fascism (or all-out nazism in Europe) on the rise, anti-intellectual and anti-press movements stirring, world leaders shunning science. It feels like we’re well on our way into a new
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8y ago
For the first month or so I take a very humble listening position, even if I immediately see things I want to fix. More often then not, there is a background and a history to things that could lead to a) my “fix” being unnecessary and/
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It’s an addiction. Unless the business self-regulates it’s a prime target for regulation. See also - tobacco, alcohol, drugs.
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8y ago
I say this with love, but... Man, I cannot _wait_ until this guy[1] tears into this thread. “Hacker News trips over themselves to invent HVAC basics from first principles” [1] - http://n-gate.com/hackernews/
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8y ago
Despite a ridiculous signal-to-noise ratio, the YOSPOS subforum of Something Awful had some wicked smart posters. It’s been years since I visited though
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9y ago
Be aware that the CEO is probably factoring in PR-value in the calculation of “sufficient progress”.
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9y ago
I make 110€ an Hour, so the agent gets around 1500€ from me each month. However, a lot of the assignments are available ONLY through agents. So the alternative to 90% with an agent is not 100%, it’s 0%
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Are consultant brokers/agent only a thing in the Nordic countries? I started my own consultancy firm last year and just sent my profile to a bunch of brokers. They all got in touch and presented assignments they had. I selected one, we
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It always baffles me to see how the rest of the world seems oblivious to modern heat pumps. They come in a variety of medium (air-air, air-water, geothermal-water). Seeing how heating a house is the biggest energy expenditure it should be a
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9y ago
Sorry, bad choice words. The work is not done by a yeast so perhaps it’s not technically fermenting. The work is done by a type of bacteria called archea. As far as I know the only byproduct Upon burning biogas is CO2 and water vapor.
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Biogas can be generated by fermenting sewage. All buses in Stockholm run on it, it burns extremely clean and is carbon-neutral since it utilizes carbon already in the present carbon cycle.
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