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Ask HN: List of titles and specifications for tech jobs?
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Doing a thing „A“ is not the same as not doing a thing „B“ that looks like the opposite of A. E.g.: not healing your broken leg is very different from breaking your leg.
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Ask HN: Model Business as Markov Chains?
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5y ago
In Germany, employers with more than 15 employees cannot deny the request of an employee to work only part-time without a strong reason (e.g. the company cannot operate without you because you are the only employee with a specific license).
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5y ago
The problem is that most people confuse „small government“ with „small society“. I want the smallest government possible, but strong institutions outside of the governments direct controls and even stronger individuals. Open sourcing govern
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5y ago
Ibuprofen increases blood pressure, which is associated with higher levels of tinnitus. You might check in with your GP - maybe some intervention to lower blood pressure could reduce your overall tinnitus?
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Ask HN: Our startup raised – would you care about inflation?
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5y ago
No imprint, no company location, no contact info, no pricing, no info on where the data is stored and which hosting provider is used - why should I trust you with my (or my customers‘) data?
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5y ago
> So, yes, these things very much can happen here in the U.S., and in Canada, and in the UK, and in France and Germany and Spain and Italy and Netherlands and Belgium and Norway and Sweden and so on. These things not only „can happen“, t
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I’ve looked into a couple of such tools a while ago and went for openreplay - mostly because I can opt to self host it anytime a project get‘s enough traction to justify the higher cost vs being compliant with european data protection law a
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That’s like the next 10 days that used to decide the pandemic: a rolling window since December 19.
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5y ago
Daddy, daddy, can I have 20 RUB for some ice cream? - Son, why do you need 25 RUB for some ice cream? 30 RUB is a lot of money! Before you ask me for 35 RUB, think about how long I have to work for 40 RUB!
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5y ago
Thank you for the reply! Not to be nitpicking, but it’s not (only) the cookie that requires consent, but the storage and the use of the data itself. So if your customers do not have a cookie consent yet, they might even have _more_ work to
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How do you count users from the EU who send „do not track“ requests via their browser? It would actually be illegal for you to track them - would they count?
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5y ago
Landingpage says „starts at 30$“, pricing page lists „from 75$“ - quite confusing tbh.
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5y ago
I'd say some parts of your story cannot be attributed to the hotel room or even to the hotel as a whole, but rather to the place that hotel's been located, but let me ask the much more important question: what's that hotel&#x
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5y ago
I once booked the worst hotel room on earth via booking.com - I spare you the details, but when I picked the lowest rating on every single scale on the booking.com feedback form, the resulting score was something like ~3.5 out of 10 – inste
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nkmnz
5y ago
Sounds like you’ve inherited a VueStorefront project.
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I know, but I was referring to GGP call for explicit consent: > there should be zero third-party involved unless i explicitly consent.
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5y ago
Are you sure about the „explicitly“ part? I think it in certain cases, implicit consent should be enough, e.g. when a payment processor is contacted from a website. Even if you were running your own payment gateway, the user of your shop sh
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5y ago
Insightful. Would you mind talking about where you move your payment processing?
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> useful social information Academic language for gossip?
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5y ago
I’ve tried a dedicated IP from sendgrid as well, but our sending volumes were way too low even for transactional mails. It would have taken months of sending fake emails to warm the address up.
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Sendgrid has the worst IP addresses I ever used for sending email and the customer support has been even worse.
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5y ago
Try uberspace! Small German hosting provider that should cover all your needs for sending and receiving email with a pay-what-you-want model (>5€ monthly encouraged). I host email adresses for several projects with them and never had any
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Do you have full time jobs outside of this company or do you work full time on different activities within your company? What is the volume of a single contract sold? What are the cost to serve that contract? The difference is what you coul
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PSA: 230 feet ≈ 70 meters
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Mainz - known for Gutenberg, BioNTech and illegally using corona contact-tracing data.
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That’s not at all how reflection or fluorescence work. Reflection does not change the wavelength. Fluorescence is a three-step-process of absorption, internal conversion (energy-loss) and re-emittance of light with a higher wavelength. Fluo
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5y ago
> Bulgarian national currency is BGN, and as of now, its value is pegged to EUR with the fixed ratio of 1.95583. So, 1 EUR is 1.95583 BGN, and it doesn't change over time, at least not yet. 1.95583 is EXACTLY the exchange rate betwe
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