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5y ago
Can you be more explicit? Are you talking about auto-play?
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Just read your article, a few comments on how I use todotxt differently: * It seems you use your list for scheduling as well. I prefer to just use a calendar (calcurse) for this kind of things, I only use dates in my TODO list to know when
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> The salary is not Berlin/Zurich/Paris high This makes it sound like these 3 are somewhat equivalent in terms of compensation in terms of salary, but to be clear, they're really not, as a quick look at levels.fyi indicate
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> Doesn't seem to work on Android (11 at least) though. I'd hold the power button a bit longer and turn off the device altogether. Granted, not as convenient.
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I also get a lot of spam from dependabot because of prereleases, I wish they would fix this bug: https://github.com/dependabot/dependabot-core/issues/2547 As others have pointed out, you can opt for daily &#x
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This seems to be the source: https://old.reddit.com/r/nextfuckinglevel/comments/odmy22/di...
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> Even though it’s probably a lot of wasted time (they read proposals ahead etc), I think it’s a good idea to ban phones entirely in parliamentary chambers. This is general theme with meetings: once you've allowed people to do somet
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> Letting people go is a great business strategy because it means companies don't need to give salary increases. Company don't have to fire their employees, they can just freeze their salaries, there's no "need"
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The deposit you mention if you do this on Ethereum just corresponds to legal fees you have to pay in case of conflict in the traditional contractual approach. This incentive already exists without Ethereum, and Ethereum doesn't improve
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Ok this makes sense. As Ntrails points out I actually misread your comment.
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This really depends on the situation, e.g.: * long commute * kids, depending on their age: shorter work days to be around when they're not at school, or shorter work week to spend one more day with your baby instead of leaving it at da
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If you're long these stocks, shouldn't you ignore most of the news related to them anyway? How does it impact your decision-making? Why is the subscription worth it?
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> Price and volatility aside, if we simply could have used a smart contract where money is automatically deposited upon project completion, we would have ensured payment. A smart contract doesn't allow you to do that though, so I&#x
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The collapse would come from a loss of trust from USDT holders who would then try to dump their positions (basically a bank run) for less than their pegged values. SEC action could be a cause for such a loss of trust, but you can imagine ma
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5y ago
I think it's written on the Google Careers website that they don't use any external recruiters and don't accept such leads. It could be that the guy you talked to had some agreement with somebody working there to share the re
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5y ago
You might never hear about opportunities paying only 10% more than your current one but that you would prefer for $REASON beyond the salary. Saying a number first is also something you may want to avoid (but it's been discussed ad naus
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> However, I'm of a mind these days that full-time, salaried jobs are rarely the best option. Freelancing, bootstrapping, or founding are all usually better given today's market. Interesting, why do you think that? What has cha
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Ok I see. Yes you're right, needing cash also helps incumbents, ATM operators can also charge whatever they want when you withdraw. Let's hope these fees disappear soon.
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> receiving money from N26 gets a 3 EUR fee again If the payee has a Greek bank account I suppose? But then it means that if both payer and payee have a n26 bank account and use it in Greece, they don't have to pay this fee anymore,
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> Greece here, transactions cost 3 EUR. You mean that a transfer from your Greek bank account to another Greek bank account would cost you 3 EUR? What happens if you get a bank account in another EU / SEPA country (e.g. via n26) and
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> Forward secrecy is not of any real value in most instances of instant messaging as people usually keep their old messages around thus negating it. Both Signal and WhatsApp have disappearing messages as a feature. Signal now allows user
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Interesting, thanks! It seems that, in your case at least, making sure that you don't work more than, say, 45h a week could have helped. Not saying it's easy to do or that it solves everything, but it feels easier to improve thing
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The main differences between the countries which could have frustrated your friend could be: - Switzerland got their doses later than the US for a variety of reasons, so the US was able to give them away earlier, and lift the age restrictio
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> I've heard of about 2 million shots thrown away so far, but only from internal medical sources. I couldn't find any information about this, is that more than a rumor? Where did you read this? Honestly I find this hard to beli
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With hindsight, do you think you could have avoided your burnout? Was it due to long hours? The type of work? Something else?
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> They gave him one without checking anything. His response? “America has the best vaccine program on the planet. They have so many rules in Zurich that the confusion is holding things back. They’d rather throw away vaccines than break m
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You now seem to describe law (as the often quoted "code as law" hints at), and that a blockchain could replace law where it's insufficient. Do you agree that in these cases, just having adequate laws would make a blockchain u
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> the odds of clones selling for anything would be minimal. Why do you think so? If you call it ${NFT_NAME}_2, don't you think people who couldn't get ${NFT_NAME} would be at least slightly interested?
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Blockchain doesn't help in any of the scenarios you describe. You're still trusting a third-party to release the data. Whether they release it via a blockchain or via a website, what's the difference? The trust model is the s
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5y ago
With your scheme, on Ethereum at least, miners have an advantage since they choose which transactions to include in a block they mine. So a miner would only process the random numbers sent in 2. if it results in a win for them. Of course th
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