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by nerbert 5y ago
It does not answer the question he asks but if he’s as good as he says, he can just refuse to log his hours.
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by nerbert 5y ago
I read it more as an article looking back at things and describing the dynamics at play / unspoken intentions & the result. Apple pulled off a huge power move against Google and Facebook, and it paid off beautifully. It's wort
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by nerbert 5y ago
When the truth is explained, sometimes it can flow in such a fluid way that it is beautiful.
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by nerbert 5y ago
Who said it was cheap? There's clearly an opportunity for Apple here. Government premium plan: 1000$ per tag per day to disable the alerts.
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by nerbert 5y ago
The spike protein is what is in common between all the variants. Getting a more diverse response doesn’t mean better protection.
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by nerbert 5y ago
That's where the GFW starts to undermine the competitivity of China on the world stage.
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by nerbert 5y ago
Only 4.189%?! I find that amazing. I would have imagined a MUCH bigger number.
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by nerbert 5y ago
Amazing.
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by nerbert 5y ago
Default is off. You have to opt in.
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by nerbert 5y ago
I agree with you, that is especially the case for burgers that are usually not made of particularly refined meat. I’m still "old style" and enjoy a piece of steak but less than once a week. I still need to cut down on ham… decreas
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by nerbert 5y ago
It’s a metaphor. Beautiful metaphor.
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by nerbert 5y ago
Yeah it really shows how peace and nations working together can make stuff like that a non-issue. Everyone is so relaxed about it.
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by nerbert 5y ago
It's written in your whatsapp backup settings.
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by nerbert 5y ago
Amazon the marketplace isn’t terribly innovative. It’s a marketplace supported by fantastic logistics, and most of it is backed by USPS anyways. There’s only so much you can do to remove the pains from buyers, sounds like we’re there.
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by nerbert 5y ago
Same here.
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by nerbert 5y ago
At this point they must be like a deer in front of the flashlights, hoping the car will dodge them.
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by nerbert 6y ago
ITT a lot of can't do mentality... "Daily standup are useless because one email would be enough" If email were then required: "emails are useless because nobody reads them, jira is enough" "Jira is shit" I
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by nerbert 6y ago
If you’re a EU citizen contact your local data protection authority and file a complaint. It literally takes 5 minutes.
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by nerbert 6y ago
We can agree to talk about it again once we’re exploiting the energy of the entire galaxy.
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by nerbert 6y ago
Feature indeed. Highlighted from the beginning.
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by nerbert 6y ago
A quick Google of "China cyber security law" should give you a hint.
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by nerbert 6y ago
Good to know!
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by nerbert 6y ago
This isn’t particularly crazy in Europe. It indeed goes both ways.
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by nerbert 6y ago
Much better odds than covid anyway.
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by nerbert 6y ago
I think OP perfectly explained the trade offs of buying a 2$ bottle. I wish it was so well explained for other things!
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by nerbert 6y ago
Sounds perfect to me.
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by nerbert 6y ago
I use it regularly (for my personal photos) and it depends on the photo. My observation is that pictures of natural elements (clouds, water, stars) tend to yield better results than for example a family picture in my house.
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by nerbert 6y ago
It’s probably more like if we had a common point of comparison for all the energy spending points in our society we wouldn’t be focusing on blockchain that much.
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by nerbert 6y ago
It's condescending but there's truth to it. Internet speed in the US is a symptom of a larger issue that the country has with incentives towards good governance, which is more often seen in poorer countries.
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by nerbert 6y ago
Maybe there's a positive correlation between high IQ and unionization though ;)

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