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by mongol 3y ago
That is exaggregated. This is IF Metall vs Tesla, not Sweden vs Tesla.
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by mongol 3y ago
What I find strange is that when a subset of employees strike, PostNord doesn't feel obligated to deliver at all, even though they have employees that are not part of the union and are not covered by the strike. This while PostNord has
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by mongol 3y ago
Both parties act out of principles. The conflict is about power dynamics, first and foremost.
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by mongol 3y ago
I made a choice to make birdwatching an interest I immerse myself with while there. Basically meaning, I prefer to watch birds through binocculars, in the moment, and keep them in memory, more than capturing the moment for later. I am not a
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by mongol 3y ago
What specs does your birding lens have, if I may ask?
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by mongol 3y ago
That's very cool, never considered a WASM option, thanks!
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by mongol 3y ago
Little overhead, a "native" integration.
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by mongol 3y ago
Looks like my old C64 chess game
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by mongol 3y ago
Unrelated question: what languages integrates best with sqlite? I am using it with go and cgo, but it is often advised to avoid cgo. Perhaps it doesn't matter so much, I can use it anyways, but would be interesting to hear about oth
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by mongol 3y ago
I did that once. Got banned, with no recourse. It was a country-specific Wikipedia though, not the English one. But I did not even edit the page, just made the case for it on the Talk page, someone else edited it and I got banned with a bun
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by mongol 3y ago
> That would have happened with or without Napolean I am not convinced
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by mongol 3y ago
Yes sure, but that is not a counter argument. If James Watt et al did not invent the steam engine, someone else would
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by mongol 3y ago
No I don't think it is part of it at all. It may motivate onlookers to cheer the union on, but it is immaterial to the conflict as such.
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by mongol 3y ago
Some companies are bound to have wages below market average, that is unavoidable under all circumstances, collective agreement or not. Specifics such as salary, overtime, vacation etc are more tangible and with more direct impact on working
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by mongol 3y ago
I think it can depend a lot. Political figures can have long lasting impact. Consider Jesus. Or Napoleon, without him Europe may have looked entirely different today. But for general scientific progress I agree. Scientific breakthroughs are
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by mongol 3y ago
You can have perfectly fine conditions without a collective agreement. The conflict is not about the conditions, it is about power.
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by mongol 3y ago
How so? It is pretty clear what the conflict is about, and it is not about anything of that. People may have their sentiment towards Tesla affected by Musk's antics, but it has nothing to do with the negotiation between the union and T
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by mongol 3y ago
The conflict is not about unionisation. It is about collective agreements.
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by mongol 3y ago
If we compare with the northern latitudes, which my comment was a response to: For Norway / Sweden / Finland, no not really. Serfdom did not exist in a similar form after medieval times, and neither did autocracy from late 18th &#
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by mongol 3y ago
Russia had serfdom and dictatorship for most of its history.
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by mongol 3y ago
It appears to be so it can sort the lines. Not sure how useful that is however.
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by mongol 3y ago
The idea is pretty brilliant, but it is not a new one. I remember a similar program about 20 years ago when XML was all the rage. I don't recall the name but something like "py*" I think. Edit: I found it. It was called pyx.
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by mongol 3y ago
Yeah, the burdens of adulthood, a more complex life with more responsibilities, and so on
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by mongol 3y ago
They have unfriendly staff here too. But the cleanliness and organization varies by store. The purpose-built stores in suburbs are better than those housed in pre-existing buildings in the city
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by mongol 3y ago
It's different. That it is less correct pales in comparison.
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by mongol 3y ago
In my country we don't have Aldi, but we have Lidl. They seem very similar, but would be interesting to learn about their differences, and what history they have in common
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by mongol 3y ago
I got tinnitus in one ear after a fall where I hit my face hard on a table. After being careful with loud music my entire life this feels like a bummer. But accidents happen and it could have been worse. I also got some numbness in other pa
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by mongol 3y ago
I would go for something functional. Haskell? Or possibly Scala
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by mongol 3y ago
Yes, but I think that only makes sense when it is obvious that a very large part of society benefits of that way. I don't think that benefit is sufficiently clear, some people prefer one way, and others another. Then society should not
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by mongol 3y ago
All attempts to optimize society by changing time zones and adjusting for daylight savings time time should be abandoned. Let society set the schedule after a static time. With this I mean ordinary time zones and the same time throughout th

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