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nkmnz
2y ago
This proto-sociopathic behavior is the direct result of European employment law. It's disgusting.
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nkmnz
2y ago
No, it's actually German, using words that sound English to a German speaker. > Fusio is made in Düsseldorf / Germany.
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nkmnz
2y ago
Yeah but you need to put the 1k OP pays into the context of US salaries, not German salaries.
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nkmnz
2y ago
Are you unemployed? Otherwise, this is just not true. Assuming OP and his wife earn average incomes for academics in the US, they'd pay 2x ~920 USD per month in Germany, totaling 80% more than the premium and only 9% less than the wors
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2y ago
There are people I’d describe as “neoliberal” in the party, but your description of “neoliberal” is not correct in any sense that it’s used in political science. Also, you seem to be unaware of the point that the need to specify the type of
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2y ago
Most people don’t like to be forced into the military, so I would not judge from their everyday behaviour to how they would behave when forced to be in the military.
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2y ago
lol no idea, I wanted to type “classical liberals”. But no, they are not at all libertarians. They are pro-western, pro-EU, no Russia-simping and no brain-deadness.
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2y ago
This won’t happen as long as The Greens and/or FDP (continental liberals) are part of the Government.
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2y ago
I completely agree. But I've replied to someone who's been complaining that they don't get reusable components "from figma" when, in fact, it's the designers choice to not do that (for whatever good or bad reas
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nkmnz
3y ago
figma has a perfectly capable component system, so maybe the fault is on the side of your designer not caring about your component needs.
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3y ago
This matches my experience studying chemistry after graduating from highschool with 0 effort. Studying chemistry is hard work in a lot of different fields: brute force memorization, understanding the intricacies of arcane heuristics with mu
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3y ago
The way chemistry is taught in schools isn't very logic in a lot of ways – it's based on heuristics. It's mostly some empirical rules, but if feels like you have more exceptions from those rules than real applications. The re
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3y ago
This heavily depends on the kind of experiments, especially the possible sources of error. Calibration can reduce most errors in physical chemistry where the measurements themselves are the usually the main part in the experiment. From my p
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3y ago
My university degree.
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nkmnz
3y ago
Because the prison sentence does not free you from paying it back...
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nkmnz
3y ago
What about the opposite? Computer Science for lawyers?
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nkmnz
3y ago
Yes, robots.txt is only a suggestion. But stealing tokens - akin to password reset tokens - from emails is a completely different feat.
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nkmnz
3y ago
How would making a POST or PUT request to the endpoint logging the user in / unsubscribing from the newsletter change the problem at hand?
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3y ago
Both. At first, I was annoyed that outlook users complained about not being able to log in (there's no PII on the page, yet. Information about the venue only...). Now I am concerned about the massive amount of private data that microso
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nkmnz
3y ago
> Microsoft scans to check the website contains malware. IMHO the security blunder is a self-implemented magic link. It's not self-implemented, you can check it out here: https://github.com/supabase/gotrue >
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3y ago
> the magic link shouldn't directly take you to the thing, but rather be an interstitial, so that security vetting prefetch can be managed The magic link is taking you to a website that requires you to click to activate the link
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Ask HN: Microsoft crawls private links – how can this be legal?
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3y ago
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Ask HN: Best resources/courses on performance marketing, esp. Instagram?
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3y ago
Will do once I’ve investigated more. Tried bun yesterday evening and just saw this thread this morning while heading to the lake :) Thank you for your awesome work on nuxt 3, by the way!
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3y ago
If someone from the Nuxt team is around: I have 5+ projects with different module usage and all of them just log when trying to run bun —bun run dev: ERROR Cannot build module „nuxt“ {}
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3y ago
No, it doesn't.
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3y ago
What differentiates this from n8n?
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3y ago
He might have finally spotted Ibycus‘ cranes.
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4y ago
Is the source available?
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4y ago
1) You overestimate a founder’s salary by 20-30x - 100 dollars is more than a day’s net salary. 2) The problem, again, is the false claim during downgrade. 3) self hosting a couple of icons is a matter of 15-30min - make a request to the ki
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