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by jeromegv 4y ago
If you were working in e-commerce you'd know why millions of merchant use them, it's a good and easy software to use. They have tons of problems, like any company, but people are migrating TOWARDS shopify, not the other way around
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by jeromegv 4y ago
Heroku is heavily connected with Salesforce now with Heroku Connect, I doubt this is part of the plan.
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by jeromegv 4y ago
>Once again, "conspiracy theorists" were right. I'm beginning to think the governments of the world are reading them for ideas. Right how? That private companies track every movement on your phone and that it's availa
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by jeromegv 4y ago
Yes and those 10 hours day also likely means you don’t see a lot of your kids either if you add commute.
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by jeromegv 4y ago
Electricity substations disguised as houses in Toronto https://99percentinvisible.org/article/neighborhood-transfor...
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by jeromegv 4y ago
Some people might say it’s capitalism that allowed rich homeowners to take over government to create themselves laws to protect their real estate investment. Laws of the rich to make themselves richer.
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by jeromegv 4y ago
If you just share your location within swarm it’s unlikely anyone else beside a close group of friends would know. However anyone with a public Instagram account can easily guess where you are by watching your Instagram stories.
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by jeromegv 4y ago
You are not "reduced" to do that. You are making that choice, that's all. Nobody is forcing you. If you badly wanted to create a business, you'd just go ahead and do it.
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by jeromegv 5y ago
Yes but where is that idea coming from that flying needs to be cheap enough to be a hobby?
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by jeromegv 5y ago
Flights are public information. Cars are not. Are you seriously such a fanboy of Elon that you have to pretend to be offended by someone sharing public information that anyone can google and get in 3 clicks? If the 1% doesn't want thei
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by jeromegv 5y ago
Yeah, that’s a lie people tell themselves. If someone was gone for 2 months, suddenly someone would start counting and tracking. But nobody does because of course, it’s not truly unlimited.
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by jeromegv 5y ago
They could fill the headcount. It’s another dumb policy that prevent them from filling it. Works needs to be done and there’s no one to do it, the fact you can’t hire is a problem.
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by jeromegv 5y ago
Both can be true. If environmental changes are also financially beneficial, that’s the fastest way to drive change. When it’s more expensive to be eco-friendly, takes a much longer time.
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by jeromegv 5y ago
If you started on iOS in 2010 and kept all your photos, this is hardly an edge case. People take a crazy amount of photos nowadays, definitely not unique to photographers.
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by jeromegv 5y ago
You mean that single parent would be better to stay with their abusive spouse because they depend on them financially? How’s that better?
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by jeromegv 5y ago
A bit simplistic. North Vietnamese we’re after all.. Vietnamese. It was natural for many in the south to support fellow countrymen against foreign invasion. It was first the Chinese, then the French and now the Americans. They were just do
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by jeromegv 5y ago
I think you misunderstand what was the point of Bridgerton. It wasn’t meant to be a new period drama like Downton Abbey. It’s a whole new world in itself, it’s not meant to be a realistic representation of what the 1800s would have been. I
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by jeromegv 5y ago
Most news is local. If it doesn't impact YOU, then it's always fine, the world is fine. I'm sure that if you are in Ukraine, turning off the TV doesn't mean that the world is fine when you look outside and see bombs fall
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by jeromegv 5y ago
They aren't adding any more value by increasing the fees. And from the perspective of the seller, it got worse because now they have to compete with factories in China.
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by jeromegv 5y ago
You seem misinformed, this is 95% of ratings. https://www.etsy.com/seller-handbook/article/your-star-selle... https://www.etsy.com/seller-handbook/article/introducing-sta...
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by jeromegv 5y ago
1. https://www.vox.com/2015/1/15/7551873/jaywalking-history The forgotten history of how automakers invented the crime of "jaywalking" (books and more sources are quoted in that article) 2. Roa
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by jeromegv 5y ago
The city amalgamated with near inner-suburbs, which gave a lot of power to city councillors that are living in more car-centric neighborhood. So while people downtown couldn't give two shit about the highway and would like it destroyed
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by jeromegv 5y ago
It is a troll because the friction from learning and communicating in a new language is in no way comparable to switching units of measurements. Units of measurements can easily be converted from one to the other, you can slowly transition
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by jeromegv 5y ago
Nobody will credit Elon for that.
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by jeromegv 5y ago
Exactly. A screenshot can be altered. The original embed with twitter javascript was proof that this existed.
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by jeromegv 5y ago
It's almost like there's a diverse range of opinions and there isn't a monolithic Hackernews.
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by jeromegv 5y ago
I'm not sure why you think that, poverty was high enough that Johnson thought necessary to start a war on poverty in 1964. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/War_on_poverty
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by jeromegv 5y ago
Even more interesting, Quebec got their shit together in a better way than Canada and had a larger physical presence on the board.
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by jeromegv 5y ago
Yes, we all know that all social and labor progress was achieved by employers by the kindness of their heart. Those activists just complain and nothing progressive in our society was achieved by them.
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by jeromegv 5y ago
Canada had field hospitals. And they were used. Here’s an example. Sunnybrook hospital in toronto. One of the leading trauma hospital in the country. They also brought military to help. https://beta.ctvnews.ca/local/tor

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