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Interesting that articles like this are coming from everywhere at the moment, now that BTC$ is tanking. But when Bitcoin price was still going up, they were not all that popular, also not on HN. It seems the moral argument for Bitcoin is po
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I would never do a 4h home assignment if I didn't have any clue yet about the salary. And I guess most senior developers think the same. Why risk wasting so much time? I would even suspect that you had good reason not to mention your s
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4y ago
I'm from the Netherlands, living in Switzerland, and public transport prices in both countries are roughly the same. But other prices + salaries in CH are almost double the ones in NL. Also, punctuality, cleanliness and sitting space i
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4y ago
The Swiss rail company, SBB, is owned by the state. In 2021 it made a loss of 325 million CHF, which is about 3.3% of its total turnover. So it's paid mostly through ticket fees and for a small part by the state.
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He was offering to replace all my fillings, about 9 in total. So not just the one(s) that might cause my (slight) pain. In fact he wasn't even mentioning my complaint anymore even though I told him initially that this was the reason I
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4y ago
Well it's only anecdotical of course, but I had a similar experience a couple of years ago that made me very confused about dentistry in general. At the time a had a small tooth ache so I was planning to visit a dentist to check it. I
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4y ago
I don't understand why this was downvoted, I have noted the same. Many pro-Putin posts go around, pro-Ukrain posts get loads of hate comments and there are also lots of fake news posts trying to spread doubt about US/Nato intentio
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4y ago
or 3. The reporting was not anonymous after all
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4y ago
> Imagine a chef trying to come up with a new dish. I suspect they don't write it down first. Many chefs do. Especially when it's about the presentation on the plate, many chefs make a sketch first before they prepare the new d
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4y ago
It seems you are arguing for forbidding workers to self organize into unions. Or at least, forbidding it until the timing is right. Following this reasoning, what are your thoughts about democracy? Should it be forbidden as well for workers
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4y ago
Like others already said, this is just another variant of the commonly used 360 degrees feedback system. I don't think that system is bad in itself, I've been in companies where it worked very well. I've also seen a company w
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4y ago
Ok so let's say two humans pass each other by somewhere in the universe, each in their own spaceship, in opposite directions. They both travel with half the speed of light, so relative to each other with full light speed. Which one is
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4y ago
> Notice that if you could travel exactly at light speed, time would cease to exist and you could get anywhere in the universe instantly, as light itself experiences no time. This is not true. The easiest way to see why, is to realize th
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4y ago
Do not quit, but discuss your situation with your manager. Things might not be so bad as Elon makes them appear. As you say, you are willing to move, just 4 months later. I can hardly imagine that your manager wouldn't be willing to f
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4y ago
The vast majority of software developers spend their days mapping database tables to web UI's in some way or another. You don't need any CS or math for that and from experience I can say that most of them don't have this know
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4y ago
This question should be asked to the Swiss themselves, not to any outsider like me. I'm sure they can agree on a name, and I guess they did already because the official Swiss country code is 'CH' which doesn't correspond
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4y ago
I don't see anything wrong with countries being called by their real names. It will take a while for everybody to get used to, but in the end we'll get rid of all the ambiguity. I can't help but wonder if the arousal over Tür
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4y ago
> we can model the universe with math, so of course that mapping works in the other direction as well. This is not so obvious as you make it appear. For instance, we can model the weather for the next couple of days using math. But letti
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4y ago
> Why would an employer care whether I took time off to pursue other things otherwise? It's not that. Having a gap in your resume might mean that the candidate is trying to hide something. E.g. a job where candidate was fired and do
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Tl;Dr; we don't know
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I'm not a fan of Bitcoin but this statement is nonsense. A Bitcoin is worth something because some people are willing to pay for it, just like a car is worth something for that same reason. You might say that a car has 'real valu
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> There does not appear to be any residency requirement, but remember, you’re not the target market for this (unless you live here and are struggling with fuel prices…) I'm not sure what you're trying to say. Do you mean that
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Exactly, this is what OP was trying to point out. With the record matching feature, you don't need the extra abstract base class anymore. This is not to say that abstract base classes are never a good idea, but sometimes in Java they w
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4y ago
Yeah I was wondering the same. From the M87's images I understood that the bright part of the ring was moving towards us, that's why it was brighter. But with this explanation, how can there be 3 bright lumps then on Sag A's
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4y ago
There are all kinds of way out of this in case he would get sued: he could say that with 'there is no risk', he just meant shorthand for 'there is no more than a negligible risk'. Or he could say that with 'there is
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5y ago
Seriously, I'm 52 years old, last year I was interviewing for a new job and one company was asking me that same question. My honest answer would have been 'retired' but this would probably have broken their HR system.
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> When 90 (?) percent of people simply lack the buying power to participate in the real estate market, but the other 10% happily sell each other estates, that's not a bubble, the real estate market just stopped interfacing with the
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5y ago
Another external factor is culture: in a country were marriage is more or less forced, it might also be very difficult to divorce.
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The suspension of Meta's data center had very little to do with the fact that it was for Facebook. The main reason is that NL has several of those data centers already and has become aware that they need huge amounts of energy and give
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5y ago
I don't have ADHD but I couldn't work 100% pair programming either. It's true, pair programming does an amazing job when it's about knowledge sharing, but I find it exhausting. For me the optimum would be a few hours pai
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