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mtrimpe
13y ago
Weren't they peacefully protesting until they were forcefully disbanded by the police?
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13y ago
This was supposed to be just that, a small first step along the way. I am very curious about the punitive aspect of it though. I've never heard of it and unless it's hidden deep inside the treaty I also can't seem to find any
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Because being split between France and the Netherlands is a conflict of slightly different magnitude than being split between Russia and Europe. And I don't think that if you talk with Belgians many will agree that their model is in an
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13y ago
And that is exactly what this is all about.
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13y ago
From what I've understood half geographically (which is indeed the majority of the population) wants to actually join the EU and the other half mostly just wants the corruption to stop. Is that not correct?
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The EU was ready to have Ukraine go through another one of their lengthy entry processes where over a period of years requirements are progressively put in place to enable joining the EU. The current protests erupted when one of the first s
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13y ago
The main problem isn't that the US & EU care too much. It's that they don't care nearly enough. Russia cared enough to provide several billion dollar relief loans and a 30% discount on gas prices to cancel the negotiation
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I have one tip for you: grovel. I've found that people don't respond unless they know that you really, really, really care. That's why most of my support emails include lines like "We're here to support you in any w
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Once you're no longer closed beta Museum of Modern Beta's is another option: http://momb.socio-kybernetics.net/ Technology showcases also work, like e.g. builtwithbackbonejs.com
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Apparently blaming other people (in my case for 'not pulling their weight') is actually one of the clinical symptoms of (upcoming) burnout.
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The most relatable way I've found to describe it as that after burning out it takes 100% of your current effort to achieve 10% of your previous output. That's ignoring the random bouts of crying for no particular reason and things
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13y ago
Until not that long ago we had similar 'non-enforcement in practice' for small amounts of XTC pills and under a gram of cocaine. In general Dutch policy is/was about allowing and educating towards responsible use which means
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Women-only spaces are a hack
(medium.com)
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I really can't figure out why a comment like this might be in negative downvote territory. It articulated a personal perspective (such a farce,) properly scoped it (men who can't cooperate ,) referenced personal observation (team
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13y ago
> Incidentally, this makes you a sexist. Given that sexist isn't a binary thing I'm perfectly willing to concede that to some degree and in some ways I am indeed a sexist. Heck, I'm bisexual and to some degree I'm a h
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I've actually found that quite a few of the attendees of these events are usually people who already (are trying to) fit in with mainstream hacker culture, but whom often experience similar kinds of challenges in doing so and enjoy bei
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> Exactly: it isn't the case now, but it was the case before. Why is that? I don't know; but I do know it's been like that way before the recent fuss about women in tech got started. > To the extent that there is a &quo
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> These sexist policies are making my life WAY more difficult. I'm jealous of people who got to experience tech before it got popular enough to become a target for feminists And I feel sorry for you for that. It's always pa
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I'm not saying that she started from a privileged position, just that she had/has one now.
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I don't think either of us is capable of making definitive statements on the harm of women-only education programs, so I'll stay out of that. I do believe however that it's completely and utterly impossible to improve gender
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The thing is though that she is in a very rare, privileged position. She liked her community, fit in well, felt protected and cared for, wasn't troubled by the gender ratio and all in all was just happy with her situation. For a very l
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13y ago
Start with a young woman who's already formed her identity. Dump her in a situation that operates on different social scripts than she's accustomed to, full of people talking about a subject she doesn't yet unde
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It's about using the existing infrastructure of the web (HTTP, hyperlinks), leveraging it as much as you can (caching, content negotiation, etc.) and putting as little shit on top of it as you can (please no SOAP!) If you actually mean
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Laws are also usually changed by a lower judge deliberately deciding to interpret a law literally, which will mean it gets passed on to higher courts with the authority to (initiate) changes to the law. Not saying that is the case here thou
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After the watching first Mill video I remember reading someone who said that this seemed like the perfect architecture for a lisp. It was something about scopes mapping very well onto the Mill's "memory model." I'm not q
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I don't think that's how he intended that. I interpreted it as a mutual agreement that for now he would find employment until he/they could afford to try again. I don't know if you read his previous post, but the guy was
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The talk "How I learned to stop fixing and start facilitating" from DareConf 2013 [1] really describes the core issue here very well. No matter how much you want to, you just can't always fix things for people in the small in
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13y ago
Many physically disabled people ride tricycles. Don't know about the GP's wife but it's a good thing to keep in mind. Could prevent you from possibly making some painfully unfunny jokes.
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That's a perfectly valid perspective and it's more than likely that there are indeed both differences and some amount of overlap in the obstacles. What we observe however is that: * in various countries the gender distribution in
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13y ago
Are you searching in Dutch or English? In Dutch the top 4 results are all pretty good. What exactly do you want to find out about it?
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