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mataug
4y ago
Work has somehow become part of our identity
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4y ago
That was part of my earlier point, they are already issuing a visa, and a visa to Iceland is a Schengen Visa. This seems to imply that they only want nationals from certain countries. Contrast this with Spain's digital nomad program, w
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Having visited Iceland previously, I'd love to work there over the summer. > you can show a foreign income of ISK 1,000,000 per month or ISK 1,300,000 if you also apply for a spouse or cohabiting partner. > you do not need a visa
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4y ago
I really hope he picks a random Starbucks location across various cities.
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I don't have a high-end luxury car, I've only used Android Auto / Apple CarPlay through the car's microphone system. Even if we assume a sophisticated system that can triangulate your voice, trying to talk to the car whi
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4y ago
That's wonderful, I hope other car makers realize how distracting and dangerous touch controls are for a driver's ability to focus on driving. My car has physical controls for most things, and I use CarPlay for music/podcasts
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I personally don't enjoy voice commands, they require all passengers to stop talking, and it interrupts the radio, podcast, or music, and generally it's awkward to use voice commands during a phone call. Well placed physical inter
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4y ago
I doubt the race is over, its only a matter of time before Apple, Amazon, and Google integrate large language models into their assistants. Most people I know have some home assistant, they are genuinely useful for some actions around the h
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Google Fi is a MVNO just like Mint. I'm curious why Fi gets better reliability when Mint doesn't ?
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Associated !== Attributed https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Academy_of_Nutrition_and_Diete...
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4y ago
Layoff by attrition may be the intended effect here
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4y ago
So far I've been happy with using the mysa ecosystem for my smart home. It works with Apple HomeKit, its had relatively good reliability and the team behind the product have been responsive when I do face issues. https://sho
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You deserve more than $2 for running your phone’s data through Amazon
(theverge.com)
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If optimizing for TC is a nihilistic way to see the world, your take is naïve. The reality is that even if someone is a good engineer, they may not always have the right opportunities, they may struggle to sell their work, or they may have
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4y ago
Not every employee at a company gets the most powerful computer, nor does everyone get the expensive software. This is targeted at companies and employees who can benefit from the tech such as architects. Even Facebook / Microsoft don&
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4y ago
Based on the marketing material it seems that the Quest Pro is targeted at enterprises where a $1500 device which helps improve employee productivity isn't that big a deal.
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4y ago
>The petition says any division of property is laid out in a separation contract, agreed to by the couple, which is not public They had a prenup, and he's probably not getting half of her wealth, and both of them are going to be fin
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4y ago
> Overall it's very interesting to see Apple invest so significantly in something that will benefit relatively few users -- not that I'm complaining! My theory on this is that apple is one of the few companies where everything
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I have a 10 mile bike commute that I'm happy to ride with a e-bike. I don't much mind the rainy / cold weather in the PNW. I'm a lot more worried about someone hitting me with their cars because protected bike lanes, and
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Biking is not going to be for everyone, nor is it going to work for many rural areas. But as many have pointed out we shouldn't let perfect be the enemy of good. Bikes are just one part of a larger solution to the problem of car depend
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I'm honestly surprised this wasn't done before, but its better late than never
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I think we should consider more than just electric cars as a solution to this problem. We need to rethink the way we travel in many car dependent countries. Cars are the most in-efficient means of personal transportation. People should have
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4y ago
Kanopy is awesome, I've rented a bunch of old movies that I wanted to rewatch for free
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https://archive.ph/N8hDt
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> Chelation therapy is of limited value for cases of chronic exposure to low levels of lead https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lead_poisoning#Treatment
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> 2fa is a scam in part to force them to give up more data and in part to try to force people to use a government tracking device. Just remember this is Microsoft behind this. How is 2FA a scam ? Nowhere in the article is a phone number
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4y ago
Life's much more complicated than the binary lens of chasing money vs chasing projects. People change over time, someone might have a family, they might encounter a medical situation, they may have student loan debt. There are millions
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> Because they’re the top paying tech company it attracts people who work for money and nothing more. That creates…a certain culture. Are you suggesting that because the pay is high the culture of Amazon is bad ? Why is working for money
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My wife and I own one of the RadMission ebikes[1] each, and I now fully believe that they are the missing middle transportation that many cities, even in suburbs. We've taken these bikes on, long trips on a trial, grocery runs, trips t
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5y ago
A former co-worker of mine boomeranged at-least twice to the same company and team. As other commenters have pointed out, its not uncommon, but my co-worker is an exception rather than the rule.
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