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by fy20 4y ago
Isn't that all names are anyway? Of course some people have names that mean other things, like say River, but you don't need to understand any language to know your name.
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by fy20 4y ago
How do I get in on this? For the 10 years I've been in this industry I've never been in a job where I felt like I had it easy. It's always been a rush to get one project done then there's always something else in the pip
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by fy20 4y ago
You joke, but recent changes to the NEM3 proposal would have you taxed for electricity generated by your own solar panels that you use directly (i.e. it doesn't even go to the grid).
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by fy20 4y ago
"Not from concentrate" juice is still pasteurised and stored in tanks for months or years before being packaged into the final supermarket packaging, with vitamins, minerals and flavourings added to revive it. It's not any he
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by fy20 4y ago
There is no Tropicana in my country, but the design and branding looks like what I'd expect from a supermarket's own brand.
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by fy20 4y ago
Even if you could convert Chuck-E-Cheese tokens back to real cash, who would thing that's a great place to hold your life savings as opposed to a bank?
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by fy20 4y ago
You also need to understand whether the taxes are paid by the company, the employee or both. In my country the company pays around 10% of the gross salary in taxes, and the employee pays 40%.
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by fy20 4y ago
I hope you don't take this the wrong way, I mean it in a good way, but I want to point out that reading this comment you come across as someone who is difficult to work with. If you gave me that impression in an interview I'd prob
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by fy20 4y ago
I'm surprised they aren't strapped down like on a tow truck. That would prevent the majority of issues.
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by fy20 4y ago
Where I live, another Northern European country, we also have this, and the answer is yes. Parents can take up to 2 years off work, so only 5 kids needed. The company doesn't pay anything, but your salary is paid for by the government.
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by fy20 4y ago
Where I live it's like that too... for maybe one week a year.
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by fy20 4y ago
I rooted my phone and use AccA, but as I understand you need a supported device. This should be built in the core of Android and required by manufacturers.
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by fy20 5y ago
You'd think that but from TFA: > The job reductions come from both Ford Blue and Ford Model e teams Ford Blue makes hybrid tech, and Ford Model e is responsible for EVs.
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by fy20 5y ago
When I was a kid I'd often spend an evening on a deep dive reading How Stuff Works (as Wikipedia didn't exist then). https://computer.howstuffworks.com/microprocessor.htm
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by fy20 5y ago
In Europe they are even cheaper as we don't have high tariffs on Chinese panels. I can buy a 350W panel for €150 including taxes, or €100 if I go to the equivalent of Craigslist and don't care about warranties.
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by fy20 5y ago
I'd be most concerned about whether this has affected anything with Tesla's warranty. Say a few years down the line you have an issue with the paint, you take it to them to repair, and they say "oh we see you had the bumper r
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by fy20 5y ago
My supermarket has a recycling box where you can dump old electronics and batteries.
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by fy20 5y ago
I think it's just that politicians always knew that any real push would be expensive and raise energy prices. Everyone wants to go green, but if that involves doubling energy costs, then how many people are still going to say yes? That
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by fy20 5y ago
In fishing too, although they are starting to be banned in some areas: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fishing_sinker
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by fy20 5y ago
I think the T14 with Ryzen 5 was actually what I was after, but it was "6+ weeks" shipping with the configuration I wanted (maxing out the soldered RAM). I'm glad I went with the G14 as it has a much more powerful CPU and is
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Ask HN: People who work in an office, what equipment are you provided with?
1 points by fy20 5y ago|3 comments
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by fy20 5y ago
FYI the higher the index, typically the worse the abbe value and hence chromatic abrasion is. I never pay extra for thin & light lenses because of that and always stick to standard CR39 lenses. My myopia is only -3.5 though, so the diff
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by fy20 5y ago
A few years ago I would have said ThinkPads but I think there are better options available now. At the end of last year I wanted to replace my T470, and wanted to upgrade to something with a more powerful (not U-series) CPU. The ThinkPad op
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by fy20 5y ago
> The legislature did it, offering at least $3.6 billion for 500 direct jobs and at least 1,000 in the second year, 2,500 in the third year and 4,000 in the fifth year. That's $900,000 per job that Oklahoma is offering to pay the co
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by fy20 5y ago
The specific name (second part) of a species is somewhat subjective, and is used to describe behaviour or properties a given species has that can be used to differentiate it from another related species. That mostly works ok, but in some pa
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by fy20 5y ago
I would much rather be exposed to the smells of natural bodily function than that of overly strong chemicals with unknown affects.
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by fy20 5y ago
I get this same with AWS. The routes to my country in Northern Europe from us-* are terrible (eu-* is fine), to the point where a download from S3 during peak times can be tens of kB/s. If I connect to a VPN in another country it jumps
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by fy20 5y ago
The gyms could still offer online cancellation and continue to make bank from this behavior if they sold you a contract with a minimum term, and heavy cancellation fees if you try to cancel early.
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by fy20 5y ago
Isn't that just a Ponzi scheme? What happens to the person who buys one, then the CPI is flat for 10 years.
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by fy20 5y ago
My parents house in the UK was built nearly 40 years ago, and it's basically indistinguisable to new houses build today. uPVC instead of wooden windows, LED lighting and a slightly different colour pallet is about it. This isn't a

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