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kennethh
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In Norway if someone looks up your income you can see who did it since they need to login with an approved ID system linked to your social security number. So i practice most people do not look up other people they know.
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kennethh
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I think the status thing with IPhone is a big thing. The extend and embrace with IPhone and iMessage and SMS is almost like Microsoft did it. Wonder why Android not did the same thing?
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Very interesting read, SPACs seems like a very bad deal in most cases. Also found this article which tells much the same story but with better graphics: https://financescp.net/2020/12/18/spac-mania-2020-no-fr
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I totally agree with this, Fastly makes it pretty obvious from their website they do not want small customers. There is no price list and the prices on domains and such is 10x Cloudfare. It is also difficult to se what type of services they
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I bought a course from Colt Steel in 2018 ( https://www.udemy.com/course/the-web-developer-bootcamp/ ) and was happy with the quality, bought some more courses from him later. He is a good instructor. I have 20+ yea
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Any views on which to choose between Prisma, Hasura or postgraphile for GraphQL and postgres?
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Most of the new riches go to people who already have more than they need so they save it. Therefore you get asset inflation and to a lesser degree price increases in consumer goods. US Consumer Price Index is also showing less inflation tha
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The paper from Bank of England is the best explanation I have read about how money is created. https://www.bankofengland.co.uk/quarterly- bulletin/2014/q1/money-creation-in-the-modern-economy As someone else
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Anyone have some good links to articles about the consequences of higher temperatures? Personally I dont think we will able to reduce the co2 growth before 2030-2040 since population in developing countries will increase their energy consum
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Also interesting that grassland can in some cases like California be better co2 sinks than trees. https://www.earth.com/news/trees-grass-carbon-sink/
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Great with some links to information about the actual numbers of fatalities and age brackets. It is also interesting to note the effects of simple things like vitamin-d which reduce the death rate (and sickness impact) https://ww
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Pretty cool and nice documentation. I liked the sandbox to run the samples, anyone know what library that is used for it?
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People always want more. They want a nice car than their neighbours, nicer phone, better clothes. We are way beyond what you need to survive, everything else is about comfort, security and status. And why is these things so important? Mat
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Foods with the most tryptophan: https://www.myfooddata.com/printables/high-tryptophan-foods-... Meat/fish/milk is the most efficient way to get enough tryptophan.
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This article about the fall of Saigon is interesting, lots of pictures of people evacuation. https://www.cbsnews.com/pictures/fall-of-saigon-vietnam-anni... Almost same situation, trying to "save" people who
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Fun to see these ARM assembly snippets and articles. I remember how I loved the ARM (Archimedes) assembly compared to the 6502 (c64) and 68000 (Amiga) since it was much easier and also had fewer restrictions. Everything was 32 bit and one c
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By departmentalize you get silos and reduced efficiency across teams, by going the other way and having full cycle developers you reduce the silo effect and get alignment of incentives. Again the problem is that you need people who know a
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There is never lack of workers, it is only question of pay and benefits. This is not something new, there is a story about how Henry Ford increased the pay of the workers, the 5$ work day so that they could afford to buy their own model T,
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Humblebundle: Manning Machine-Learning Bundle
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For me as a parent, I found this snippet from the article interesting: It may also work as a prophylactic: recent studies suggest that teenagers whose parents set – and manage to enforce – earlier bedtimes are less at risk of depression and
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Pretty cool site, like the simple layout.
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Agriculture is 10% of US green house emmissions according to https://www.epa.gov/ghgemissions/sources-greenhouse-gas-emis... Some plant products have higher co2 emissions than meat, https://www.climatechange
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The science is pretty clear and supports what is said in this article. I changed my diet from "normal" to carnivour (which basically is a form of low carb) and had lots of improvements in my health even thought I had normal weigh
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The opioid effects of gluten exorphins: asymptomatic celiac disease (2015)
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The article "The opioid effects of gluten exorphins: asymptomatic celiac disease" https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5025969/ Gluten can be degraded into several morphine-like substances,
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I always use social logins if I can, much easier for me and no password to remember (even if I use password manager). I think most people (non techie) use social login.
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Pretty good article showing how the ETF came into existence and how they work. It describes the problems with etf, the lack of liquidity when high volatility, but could have written a bit more about NAV (Net asset value). ETFs usually trade
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I think the jury is still out on what the the 100% correct treatment of gout or many of the modern life style related sickness. But many can be cured by reversing what one eat to what people ate 100 years ago or 20.000 years ago. 100 years
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I agree with you that the whole society have changed the framing of what is right and wrong in a way that is beneficial for women. If one look at the news nearly all the victims are women and all the perpetrators menn. Earlier this was some
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The point made here is important, publishers lose money on most releases but make a lot of money on the successes much like venture capitalists. The downside of each book is protected/limited but the upside is unlimited. So one book th
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