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by jorisboris 2y ago
What's more surprising is that despite this trade off it's still possible to fly for 50 dollars or less at moments. So I don't feel the trade-off made hinders the economic viability
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by jorisboris 2y ago
Not sure if an automation, but a European marathon has an official resale platform which is first come first serve, which in practice means resale tickets are snatched up almost instantly. I built a cron job which checked the page every min
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by jorisboris 2y ago
I would love to remove the email app for iPhone for that reason but it’s a standard app for iPhone Maybe I should just delete my accounts and access them through browser instead
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by jorisboris 2y ago
It’s also mindset, even if a country is a 3rd world country, if there is growth and a sense of progress, the population will be in a much more optimistic state. It’s not the current situation which matters, it’s how people look at the futur
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by jorisboris 2y ago
What do you use the 3D printer for?
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by jorisboris 2y ago
This was Amsterdam. I just double checked: 11.69 euro Interesting they charge significantly different rates for different cities, maybe surge pricing strategy like Uber?
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by jorisboris 2y ago
Somewhere around 12 usd for one diner I believe. You can also get a monthly subscription.
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by jorisboris 2y ago
Did that last week after a friend told me about it and I like these kind of random things I’m new in town and was hoping to meet some fun people Turns it there is an underlying intention of meeting potential dating material, as I matched up
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by jorisboris 2y ago
I wonder why this one is not higher up, as the blocking works like a charm I do have problems updating it on my MacBook though
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by jorisboris 2y ago
In Spain it seems Barcelona and Mallorca are overcrowded Valencia seems to be the new place to be In Italy, I always wondered why Sicily or Sardinia isn’t more popular with foreigners. My gut feel is that it has to do with the bureaucracy o
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by jorisboris 2y ago
Revue, i started a newsletter and was 17 weeks in, then Elon took over Twitter and shut it down
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by jorisboris 2y ago
They were the only way to order books to Thailand for a reasonable price When they shut down I could only buy e-books on Kindle
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by jorisboris 2y ago
I started a newsletter on Revue. Then Elon shut it down quite drastically after my 17-ed edition. I'm using Convertkit now where frankly speaking I'm running the exact same risk...
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by jorisboris 2y ago
I live opposite the police station. Every time they drive away with sirens on I’m curious where they go. This inspired me the solve my curiosity.
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by jorisboris 2y ago
I have the same frustration about Belgium's overregulation, especially because across the border in the Netherlands you're basically allowed to swim anywhere you want! On a related overregulation note, I visited a playground in Le
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by jorisboris 2y ago
I’m still looking for a map which let me optimize for “stopping as little as possible” which in practice means avoiding traffic jams and traffic lights. I notice this makes me drive more relax, and especially with a baby it’s way easier to
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by jorisboris 2y ago
It’s a marketing tactic way broader than the “new economy” You know coupons in the newspaper? They serve exactly the same purpose. Some people take time and effort to cut them out every week. Others don’t and pay full price. It’s a way to m
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by jorisboris 2y ago
Sad to say that my experience is exactly opposite When I’m kind to people, especially in other departments, they don’t mirror it: they’re stressed, they’re pressured by their boss or it’s just not the culture of that department… even after
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by jorisboris 2y ago
Can confirm, ever since having children my memory is pretty poor. Baby brains they call it.
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by jorisboris 2y ago
Love the visualization Kinda confused with the meaning, there is more infrastructure than buildings? And there seems to be a massive amount of urban grass!
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by jorisboris 2y ago
My whole life is in documents in that Google Workspace I once accidentally deleted a GSuite 5 years ago and all documents were gone and non recoverable. I’m very careful now when playing with this subscription.
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by jorisboris 2y ago
I’m trying this indeed, but it seems I have to go through Squaresoft support for this
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Ask HN: Google migrated Google Workspace billing to Squarespace, now what?
23 points by jorisboris 2y ago|24 comments
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by jorisboris 2y ago
One of the things on my wishlist is creating a game in which I have to build a railway and manage the timetable Kinda simcity meets train scheduling
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by jorisboris 2y ago
We once booked a night on Rebak Island, next to Langkawi, Malaysia. The day before our arrival I receive a call that a boat somehow broke the water pipe which lies on the bottom between Rebak and Langkawi, cutting the island off from fresh
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by jorisboris 2y ago
Same for Reddit or Facebook groups. There's a lot of shitposting there, but absolutely a lot of valuable information if LLMs manage to separate the wheat from the chaff.
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Ask HN: What are your favo YouTube Channels?
14 points by jorisboris 2y ago|9 comments
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by jorisboris 2y ago
My gut feel would say Canada. It's cold, it's high standard of living, I'm not sure about taxes but I presume better than Europe. but it's a gut feel, not based on facts or local knowledge.
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by jorisboris 2y ago
Interesting, didn’t know this. It’s only for arrivals though. For departures it’s both eu and non-eu Nevertheless a weird discrepancy.
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by jorisboris 2y ago
Europe has had this for years and imo it keeps the airlines pretty good in check As often with eu regulations there are a couple of loopholes so you have to watch out nevertheless (eg force majeur like bird strikes doesn’t count, or when th

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