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by ido 5y ago
Thanks for explaining! I guess I expected a more tight/direct analogy to the original divorce scenario (kids feeling neglected because their parents left them with other adults in the lake house?)
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by ido 5y ago
So I’m not sure what exactly are you finding bad about this? Or did I misinterpret your post (specifically about the “anger”, why should describing a positive experience all around elicit anger)?
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by ido 5y ago
I guess it depends on the age of the children, but beyond a certain age wouldn't it be fun to spend a few weeks with a bunch of other kids in a summer home?
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by ido 5y ago
Do you think growing up with parents that would rather not live together would have given you a better experience? Not asking cynically, genuinely curious. Nobody marries expecting to divorce.
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by ido 5y ago
I'm sorry if this drudges up unpleasant memories, but can you elaborate about what was terrible about it? Was it about having to change homes every week?
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by ido 5y ago
I wouldn't quite put matzah in the same boat as "food that came out of hardship", as the exodus is a founding myth & even if partially based on true events these events happened about 3500 years ago. Furthermore Jews toda
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by ido 5y ago
That's a good thing, right? What used to require a human toiling will then be made by a machine!
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by ido 5y ago
There is literally an IT workers union in Austria (when we lived there every job came with a minimum pay based on Kollektivvertrag for the role - you could get more than the minimum of course).
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by ido 5y ago
I read it as that being the point - that back then even starbucks made their employees cover their tattoos. That's why it seemed like a big deal to OP that Amazon didn't.
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by ido 5y ago
You motivation can be people oriented rather than work oriented.
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by ido 5y ago
I'm 38 and had the same experience - not specifically about my mother but about prioritizing spending time with my wife & children even when it seems my work needs my time & attention. Usually everything works out fine even if
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by ido 5y ago
Minor nitpick: Apple moved from PowerPC, POWER was the earlier IBM ISA that PowerPC was based on (and is partially compatible with).
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by ido 5y ago
I wouldn't say "being young" is that relevant after a couple centuries. Nobody in the US today knows someone who witnessed the declaration of independence (unlike, say, in Israel or India).
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by ido 5y ago
I've worked in a bunch of companies that experienced similar (in %) growth & similar results.
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by ido 5y ago
Even if they are cooks, it's not easy to parallelize every problem. If the money is mostly used to pay for massive infrastructure - e.g. google, fb, etc buying lots of servers and other equipment investment or king/supercell spend
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by ido 5y ago
I don't know the answer but I think investors at the very least expect you to invest the money they give you, not just keep it for a rainy day. I don't know how much leverage they will have to make you spend it.
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by ido 5y ago
Replacing coal with these and nukes while renewables are still being built (at greater speed than ever) is still an improvement.
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by ido 5y ago
Depends which city but it’s A for decent sized cities in central/north/Western Europe (less so for eastern and Southern Europe although major cities there will also be like that). Even midsized towns in Germany, Austria & Swit
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by ido 5y ago
How do mobile phones affect city planning?
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by ido 5y ago
Thanks for the extensive reply! I’ll try to locate a German translation when my kids get a bit older (they are now 3 and 5).
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by ido 5y ago
Checking the excerpt online, does this book include glorification of the military?
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by ido 5y ago
What's the highest level engineering title/level you can get that a "normal" (i.e. not some famous brand-name/top 1%-er people) engineer can expect to get there?
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by ido 5y ago
Would you have coworking spaces and Wi-Fi in the park (or indeed a park) in non-major cities in Nigeria (the country the article is talking about)?
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by ido 5y ago
Kids have time off school on Christmas and not two weeks later. And all their friends share a particular experience for the holidays and they will be the only ones not to have that. If you’re not a parent it may not be as big a deal to not
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by ido 5y ago
So why couldn’t they delay the lunch by a week so everyone could spend Christmas with their families and then launch it?
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by ido 5y ago
In fact that’s exactly how TSMC and Samsung got where they are - the Taiwanese and Korean governments decided to invest in semiconductor manufacturing at the national level. If a plan like the above goes through EU governments will likely s
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by ido 5y ago
win 9x was absolutely worse and a lot less stable than the NT lineage (that we're currently in). classic macos was absolutely worse and less stable than the NeXTSTEP lineage we're currently in. I used linux for the first time in 1
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by ido 5y ago
In terms of building I remember hearing how in the distant past (anything before the last 200 years or so) the buildings that survived to this day have just used way too much materials in a way that would seen as wasteful today (e.g. double
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by ido 5y ago
I've had fish sausages from a street food vendor when visiting Greifswald, Germany a few years back and they were delicious! But these were "artisanal" rather than industrially produced to be the cheapest source of protein.
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by ido 5y ago
I think it’s interesting to note Christmas itself didn’t used to be “that big a deal” - the major holiday of the year was Easter.

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