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matteuan
9y ago
Exactly, what's the point of cooking anything more if it will taste of mozzarella and parmesan anyway?
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matteuan
9y ago
Tasty is evil. Usually, their receipts waste half of the ingredients by making you overcooking them, or you will cover taste because they want to mix too many things together. They have very good marketers, now they should hire a proper co
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9y ago
I think there is nothing better than the book: Expert F# https://www.amazon.de/Expert-F-4-0-Don-Syme/dp/1484207416/re...
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Opensource at Microsoft
(opensource.microsoft.com)
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9y ago
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The downside of limitless career options
(bbc.com)
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What happened to John Carmack?
(blog.habrador.com)
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matteuan
9y ago
Jared does the same in the fourth season of Silicon Valley :O
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matteuan
9y ago
No Symbiote, his assumption is correct. You will pay 2x for calling french numbers, but still x for calling italian numbers. I also tried these days (my operator activated this regulation last week). I went to Italy with the german card and
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matteuan
9y ago
In that case you will call cheap only within the countries you listed. No roaming fees doesn't mean that calling between different countries will be cheaper.
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matteuan
9y ago
Some years ago happened a similar thing with SMS. For example within Italy they costed 15 cents, but between countries 13cents because of the EU regulation.
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matteuan
9y ago
No https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/European_Union_roaming_regulat...
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matteuan
9y ago
The european antitrust should punish this behaviour!
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matteuan
9y ago
I misunderstood, I read things again and you are right.
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matteuan
9y ago
There is a limit of 4 months of roaming usage per year.
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matteuan
9y ago
Not necessary true! There is a huge disparity between the cost of these services to the companies and the price for the users. This means that there is still space for regulation.
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matteuan
9y ago
Unfortunately, there is still one important limitation: we will keep the fees for the traffic from our home countries.
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matteuan
9y ago
This reminds me of some bandits in my region that used to aim Saffron shipments and storages. Saffron usually costs more than 30/gram in a shop.
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matteuan
9y ago
Read this please: https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
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Google Settles Italian Tax Fight for $334M
(thestreet.com)
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9y ago
It would be interesting to see at least the full article. Anyway, even if this information is true, the 'study' is useless if not compared with other countries.
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Are Software Developers Miserable?
(motherboard.vice.com)
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10y ago
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Fog Computing Brings Big Data Back to Earth
(motherboard.vice.com)
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10y ago
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10y ago
Spark SQL does the same thing, slower than Impala (does not even have join reordering) but probably more popular.
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10y ago
In a shop in Italy if you are a member you can take at the entrance a scanner with you and then just pay in the automatic checkouts. Periodically (there is a statistical model behind I guess) you can be asked to be checked if the stuff you
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10y ago
From what I understood, Hollywood is complaining about positive competition. The prices are higher because there are few actors and scarcity of good staff, and this is a normal supply and demand reaction. So basically, they are complaining
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China is spending billions on soft power
(economist.com)
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10y ago
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Power Rangers gets 18+ age restriction in Russia
(theguardian.com)
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Sea Ice Extent Sinks to Record Lows at Both Poles
(nasa.gov)
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10y ago
To be called Engineer in Italy, you need the specific degree and a special diploma afterwards. People from CS are an exception and they can access to the same title of the Computer Engineers. If you apply for a job with a CV that says you a
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End of roaming charges in EU by 15 June 2017
(europa.eu)
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