himlion

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by himlion 8y ago
Exactly, eating in saves me a lot of money. Also you usually have more square meter at the same price point.
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by himlion 8y ago
That's not typical though, nobody is saying that specific family can go without a car.
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by himlion 8y ago
Those topics are way too broad to brush off in one sentence.
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by himlion 8y ago
I think he means that's the most unacceptable from the bunch
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by himlion 8y ago
Transferwise must not be happy about this. I use them for all my payments outside of the eurozone and it saves a boatload of money.
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by himlion 8y ago
Negative externalities are best solved by a government.
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by himlion 8y ago
Luckily most people don't feel like that or we'd be living in a pretty bleak world.
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by himlion 8y ago
If you zoom out far enough you can do anything, I recall somebody made a whole system with pixels to display arbitrary data.
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by himlion 8y ago
I think the subreddits are a nice solution for that though. There are a lot of very nice and useful niche subreddits. I agree the frontpage and r/all is a cesspool.
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by himlion 8y ago
Is this actually shady? When doing takeaway you are not really paying for the ambiance of the restaurant anyway and IF the quality is the same I wouldn't necessarily have a problem with it.
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by himlion 8y ago
There are already a dozen ways to fingerprint users, I don't think this is specifically revolutionary.
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by himlion 8y ago
Also in Thailand and Laos. These games are hugely popular. Called a "share" in Thailand and "houay" in Laos. It's some basic banking services for the unbanked in essence.
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by himlion 8y ago
Exactly, I've never dared to click it assuming it would send immediately.
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by himlion 8y ago
Friend of mine flew for them up until a few years ago. Said it was a total shitshow.
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by himlion 8y ago
I hate that with a passion.
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by himlion 8y ago
In Dutch they are used interchangeable as well.
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by himlion 8y ago
We don't have proof, but what would their incentive be to print them but not issue them?
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by himlion 8y ago
I'm married and enjoy it, guess it's not for everyone.
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by himlion 8y ago
Exatly, I'm as anti big brother as they come but I'm not against this regulation. Airbnb has had a dramatic effect on livability in Amsterdam specifically.
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by himlion 8y ago
On the other hand, the noise peaks from (older) accelerating engines is one of the most annoying sounds. I can live with the background hum of tire/road friction.
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by himlion 8y ago
Agreed on both counts. As an ex poker pro the easy money is long gone, apart from a few exceptions here and there.
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by himlion 8y ago
I thought parent post was a clever reference to your post. On the other hand, somebody has to make these systems of course.
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by himlion 8y ago
For a counterexample, in the center of Amsterdam many cafes / restaurants are card only.
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by himlion 8y ago
The r/georgism subreddit has some interesting articles on the topic.
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by himlion 8y ago
Second this, have been running Xubuntu on my primary work laptop without issue for the last 4 years.
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by himlion 8y ago
I get these about twice a month, but luckily never headaches afterwards like some. After some googling it seems to be: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acephalgic_migraine
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by himlion 9y ago
It's a common convention to talk about pre-tax compensation. Everyone understands that's not take-home pay.
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by himlion 9y ago
Licensing.
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by himlion 9y ago
I think that would lend itself to abuse.
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by himlion 9y ago
Note that react router 4 does support passing props down explicitly using the "render" parameter instead of component parameter. This was my biggest gripe with previous versions where you had to resort to cloneElement, which is a

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