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by kpw94 3y ago
The solution is a local inflation: You have to raise everyone's wages, prices, etc until there's an equilibrium (finally too expensive for digital nomads? no more rising rent prices). But it's not something that can be done
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by kpw94 3y ago
>> Anyone who is child free still has a vested interest in the future generation. > If child free, you’re only vested in whatever it takes to get you to the grave comfortably Aren't you saying the same thing as parent post? W
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by kpw94 3y ago
For people not living there but curious about trying it out: What's a reasonable range for "very well paid job in France"? Is it all cash or is there equity?
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by kpw94 3y ago
For people wondering exactly how "much higher probability". This is for example down syndrome, but many of the other syndroms follow the same trend: https://courses.fetalmedicine.com/images/Course/Course.
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by kpw94 3y ago
You could, but with EU and other legislations you'd have to make it clear it's an ad, so in API-speak, there'd be a "is_sponsored=true". That makes it too easy for API consumers to ignore. (Compared to human eyeball
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by kpw94 3y ago
"the team" here seems to be a trio of research scientists/data scientists? (Some famous in their research community bubble) Competent product/sales person, and engineering person seems missing for this to succeed. Especi
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by kpw94 3y ago
The source I posted has the exact amounts > As of today, the total amount to be repaid is set at > €21,000 for students who have chosen to join a government body for Year 4 > €31,000 for students who have not chosen to join a gover
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by kpw94 3y ago
Whether IIT are "that smart" or not like 1differential's comment talks about is irrelevant. IIT have prestige. If they care about leveraging that prestige and incentivize their graduates to some lifestyle choices there'
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by kpw94 3y ago
> remote work does work initially, if you start with a system already healthy from in-person work Agree 100% here, with the assumption that the system is healthy to start with. And it's safe to assume it to be true for startups, w
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I've talked to founders recently who have changed their minds about remote work(twitter.com)
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by kpw94 3y ago
Why isn't there a simple study on how delaying school starts improve scores using existing data? Literally today, most schools start at the exact same "time" (8:00am). But there's a big shift in actual solar time if you&
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by kpw94 3y ago
Yeah high CO2 concentration is probably making people less sharp, but mostly I've heard it's about people being less creative due to consensus-driven thinking Per https://twitter.com/emollick/status/11943
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by kpw94 3y ago
Yeah parts of the article would still be as valid if this was about regular extensions. The main difference is that AI extension, by design, send the content of the pages you browse to a server. A malicious "calculator" extension
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by kpw94 3y ago
Idk what's happening to the Windows/file explorer teams, this is embarrassing. Another issue I've had in newest file explorer, (probably a bug, unless they're trying to get rid of ".txt" files), is this one als
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by kpw94 3y ago
> And conversely, when a dependency introduces a critical vulnerability, the AppImage or static build is unaffected What's more common in practice ? Widely used libraries introducing critical vulnerabilities in 2023. Or old vulnera
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Okay acquired by Stripe to boost company's engineering effectiveness(okayhq.com)
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by kpw94 3y ago
As recently as February of this year, weight issues made flights tail hit the runway: https://www.google.com/amp/s/news.yahoo.com/amphtml/software... > a software glitch was responsible for the incide
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by kpw94 3y ago
Care to precise which country in Europe? Checks to pay for a kid's school trip, or a soccer club membership, etc are very much a thing in many of the EU countries with 50+ million inhabitants.
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by kpw94 3y ago
> Are your accounting people quite young? Excel moves and changes stuff, though not on quite such an aggressive timeline. Excel UI interface changes but it won't change your spreadsheet content, which is the core functionality Excel
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by kpw94 3y ago
Earlier today on HN there was a submission about great CPU stagnation. In the blog post was an interesting link: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/karlrupp/microprocessor-tr... This graph to me show that while yes tech
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by kpw94 3y ago
> Total Cost: $5592.66 For 10 months. Even if true story, only make sense if you can find rent $559 cheaper in LA (and don't value your time & the environment of course). It was extra special for the OP as he'd live rent fr
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by kpw94 3y ago
Not going to comment on how determining which risk category a given system falls into. > clean and correct training data If there's a country where majority of poor people have blue skin, and majority of rich people have green skin,
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Magnetic gear tech company wins 2023 Rice Business Plan Competition(news.rice.edu)
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by kpw94 3y ago
It's better to focus on the content than the medium (pun intended, as usually this kind of comment are usually when people post something on medium, as if they didn't have another copy of their post backed-up somewhere else.) But
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It may depend on the tax authorities view on those perks. In European countries with high tax rates it's common for fairly low level employees to get a company -paid car and other perks that reduce the taxable income: https:/&#x
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The difference is the malicious actor and the email sender don't have to be the same person. A malicious user can craft an email "this is [abc.zip]( http://very-bad-website )". Ok nothing new here. But a non-malicio
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Hackers stole passwords of Worldcoin Orb operators(techcrunch.com)
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Compensation at Publicly Traded Tech Companies(blog.pragmaticengineer.com)
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Goldman’s Marcus Hikes Yield to 4.15%, Matching New Apple Product(bloomberg.com)
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https://mediad.publicbroadcasting.net/p/kuow/files/styles/x_... Sunnier areas have less skin cancers, if that's what you were wondering. Now is it because of the Vitamin D, or because of a more sy

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