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by jeromegv 7y ago
Yes, they do have autofill.
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by jeromegv 7y ago
We can always count on someone on Hackernews to defend billion dollar companies in the face of workers abuse "they could always quit!". They clearly don't care if you criticize internally, there is a need to expose those bad
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by jeromegv 7y ago
Depends on the currency. Mine has gone down.
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by jeromegv 7y ago
If they say they support it, it’s because they do support it. Problems are common in international bank transfer, that’s why their support team could have helped you. Your anecdata doesn’t prove that they don’t support this country, if it’s
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by jeromegv 7y ago
The thing with climate is that you don't need to believe in the forecast. You could just look at the PAST results. Let's say just the last 10 years. And compare that to the last 200 years. May be that will teach you that something
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by jeromegv 7y ago
Tried the forgot password on mine and it's not working.
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by jeromegv 7y ago
So your company prevents you from downloading vetted apps from the AppStore but will let you install random apps downloaded on the internet? Well that’s a good one!
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by jeromegv 7y ago
Where you see dark pattern is in fact a limitation of most ecommerce platforms. Shopify, which powers millions of retailers website, doesn't offer this out of the box. You need the advanced plan ($$) and on top of that you need a speci
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by jeromegv 7y ago
I prefer Swarm for that. First I decide what I want to check in (restaurants: yes, my condo building, not so much). Also, I prefer manually checkin in than having google track every single place I've been to in my life (i'm on iOS
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by jeromegv 7y ago
People love to attribute bad faith into a government just trying to get their shit together in the middle of an emergency. Where and when have they refused?
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by jeromegv 7y ago
Lots of people are giving up before even trying.
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by jeromegv 7y ago
That doesn’t make it better. Both are bad.
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by jeromegv 7y ago
French Canadian keyboard definitely doesn’t make it easy.
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by jeromegv 7y ago
Some yes. But when rent is one of your biggest one, the impact of stopping is quite high as you can't even cover this one.
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by jeromegv 7y ago
Based on the current growth of cases, it looks like the situation in the US will be way worse than other western nations. Even when you adjust for population size.
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by jeromegv 7y ago
This is not accurate. There are many CPU projects/work units for COVID.
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by jeromegv 7y ago
You don't even need to trust China. Look at Hong Kong, Singapore and South Korea.
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by jeromegv 7y ago
That's because they took measures to stop it, same as South Korea, where the USA has not.
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by jeromegv 7y ago
You would miss on that experience because of the risk of contamination within your peers, not because of the "fear".
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by jeromegv 7y ago
Well China has cut their number of cases so they did something that worked.
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by jeromegv 7y ago
Because the other twitter terms and conditions on harassment are so well policed. That some people are concerned about screenshots instead of bullying, harassment, etc that we see every day on the platform is quite something.
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by jeromegv 7y ago
No, that's not how it works. It is a marginal tax bracket. If you get in the higher bracket, it's only the new money that gets taxed at the higher rate, not your full salary. It has absolutely nothing to do with your contribution
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by jeromegv 7y ago
Let's stick to facts, CDC, WHO, etc, not some anonymous doctor.
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by jeromegv 7y ago
Yes, however because it spreads so easily (even in the period without symptoms!) it is likely to spread outside of China. Singapore has done well to contain it, but not all countries have great health and control systems and it will eventua
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by jeromegv 7y ago
LOTS of countries don't have a health system as advanced as China, this is where the risk is. You can't dismiss the risk based on the fact that China is overworked because it is likely that other countries could end up in that sit
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by jeromegv 7y ago
Only solution is to have some type of carbon tax on local travels and use it to reinvest in a train network. A lot of the air flights in North America would be better served by high speed trains. We won’t have an alternative to long distanc
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by jeromegv 7y ago
You can't just make that kind of statement as a fact without providing any kind of source. Read any text from 17th century, languages have evolved quite a bit on both sides of the atlantic. One big reason why Parisian french would be q
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by jeromegv 7y ago
You can definitely argue on the time aspect, it is definitely much longer, but if you actually start adding tax and tip and really look at transactions, there's no way that eating out is anywhere close than food cost.
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by jeromegv 7y ago
There's "modern society collapse" and there's "a 5 day blackout in a city", most people are not even prepared for #2, it doesn't hurt to plan for that.
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by jeromegv 7y ago
Yeah, I copy pasted a postal address into Waze a few months ago. Little did I know! Waze sent me to the wrong spot and ignored the Canadian convention. Thought this was an odd mistake but now that you say it, i'll avoid it entirely.

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