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by moksly 6y ago
I live in Denmark, where you’d really need a new official SSN to “disappear” because you can’t do much without one and the official 2 factor identity that comes with it. But this article got me wondering a bit. I work in the public sector,
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by moksly 6y ago
Isn’t the main problem with the housing market that loans became so easy to obtain that prices increases 500% over 30 years? My parents had a nice suburban house, that went from 300,000 Danish KR to a little over 3 million in the years they
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by moksly 6y ago
I don’t think the metrics or analytics are really giving better results. Mainly because platform access has become a product, that is defined by the seller. You could very easily measure the effects of a 90’ies styled super soaker TV adds i
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Rome quite literally wiped entire civilisations off the map. Sure they didn’t use nukesc but what’s the difference when everyone in your culture dies?
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Well, your example kind of proves my point as society has improved by not thinking incest is great.
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> But there is also the possibility of a worst case that he describes in a chapter titled “Catastrophe.” Suppose that climate change has created an uninhabitable equator. The aging advanced nations cannot sustain their deficit-financed p
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by moksly 6y ago
I may be in the minority here, but I actually don’t mind that. I probably wouldn’t get around to choosing edge for it, if it didn’t. Hell, I probably wouldn’t even know how for most things. Heh.
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by moksly 6y ago
I think it depends a little on the context. I work in the public sector for instance, setting up a filter for our mail is something that, well, no one has successfully done yet. It’s not for lack of trying, we’ve had (and will continue to h
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by moksly 6y ago
I think this article is frankly PR to get their users to generate revenue. It has nothing to do with the cost of hosting a python webapp. I mean, why are you even doing analytics if you’re not generating revenue?
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https://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/englis...
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by moksly 6y ago
I dislike Facebook as much as the next person. I think most self-regulation is somewhat of a joke, especially in the private sector, but I also think the blame belongs with the money people who buy the manipulation. Sure Facebook has rotten
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by moksly 6y ago
I think it’s hard to outline why people watch twitch. I follow quite a few blood bowl streamers, and use twitch for little else. I use it like I use sports. Though at first I did learn things, but now it’s solely for watching high end playo
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by moksly 6y ago
In my country everything is organised on Facebook. I play blood bowl, all non-naf events are organised of Facebook. I have friends I play board games with. All organised on Facebook. We have league specific chats on messenger and so on. To
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by moksly 6y ago
I work in the public sector in a role where part of what I do is project manage/code review/consult the suppliers that build various solutions for our different areas of business. And you really hit the head on the nail with this
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Stuff that’s kept in warehouses. It’s not very climate friendly to refrigerate/heat those warehouses. But it does mean that we can all buy “fresh” strawberries in the middle of winter.
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I’d recommend you stop, but if you’re really going to go through with it. One of the best resources is the testing goat book. It’s tool specific (django/python) but it’s so good I think it’s worth it just to get into the subject. http
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by moksly 6y ago
I’m European and our fruit buying may be different, but here it’s actually relatively easy to buy fruit. Rank1: local fruit that is in season. Rank2: European fruit that’s in season. Rank3: local storage fruit. Rank4: European storage fruit
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by moksly 6y ago
Going through the same configuration steps for a new .netcore app that I’ve forgotten since last time.
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by moksly 6y ago
I’m Danish, and nothing in the article supports your headline. All it states is that the head of our Army Intelligence Service and two leading fighters have been sent home, after an investigation by an independent inspectorate authority bui
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Can you Name some?
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by moksly 6y ago
I don’t mind dart, but typescript and electron have the full weight of Microsoft behind them while dart and flutter remain mostly hobby projects. We did the business case for cross platform, as we’re a non-tech enterprise organisation with
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by moksly 6y ago
I’m a sucker for conspiracy theories, like the Bermuda Triangle. Aliens abducting cows and lizards living inside the Queen. I don’t believe in any of it, but I’ve just loved that stuff since I was a kid. So I actually used to follow /r
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by moksly 6y ago
I work in enterprise, we have around 10.000 employees and operate around 100 different applications that we’ve build ourselves and around 50 where we are in direct corporation with external developers. We almost never exactly or improve qua
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by moksly 6y ago
I still use old.reddit.com. Such an improved experience, even on mobile where the format doesn’t fit. So maybe that’s why they want you in the app? They know their website is terrible?
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Considering how TVs can come with bloat, accounts and build advertising these days I wouldn’t be surprised if you ended up needing an account for your monitor. I mean, my Nvidia card has had one for years because I didn’t realise I could’ve
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As silly as that firing is, I wonder if Apple has really changed that much in those 13 years. I like that they are trying to produce hardware as sustainable as possible, but if they were really interested in going green, then they probably
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> when masks were not recommended by most public health experts Maybe they now know better? But let’s approach this as neutral as we can, because health experts haven’t and still don’t agree globally. But did countries that recommended a
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I think these things are mostly for interest generation articles and possible exhibitions at museums. Artists have been sculpin these things since before the digital age, and while doing it with ML is cool and all, the results aren’t really
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This is completely anecdotal, and maybe I’m the only one, but native browsers have become so good that I’ve gone from decades of using Netscape/Firefox/opera/chrome/whatever to mainly using Edge and Safari. I don’t reall
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> It's a small country that depends on trade with the free world. Don’t they mostly depend on Putin money? Here in Europe we’ve had sanctions and been working for change for quite a while. Doesn’t matter much when their dictator is

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