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nunorbatista
10mo ago
For reasons that don't matter, I've had to live with a 25-yo since summer that has ADHD and anxiety diagnosed by a therapist. Two main issues I see in her behavior: - She changed therapist twice until she heard what she was looki
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11mo ago
yes, the hands show the normal hour corresponding to the wrong number: at 9 o'clock, the hours pointer will be in it's correct place, pointing to a 3.
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11mo ago
He would actually be working against his interest: he has been seen wearing multiple Swiss watches - Patek's, Rolex, Vacheron, etc,
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11mo ago
agree with your comment, but to be honest, I'm not sure there's any Swatch I would wear: which model would you choose if you wanted to dress business casual? Ok, I can give you a Skin Irony, but then you would be paying +200 for a
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11mo ago
taste is subjective. Are you sure you know what you're looking for?
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11mo ago
no, it's a regular quartz movement.
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1y ago
On the efforts to guide people, I added small things like this to the rules of engagement. But there's just so many more things to frame in the context of team management that this becomes just a foot note. What really harms productivi
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1y ago
Being a manager is not benefiting from other people's work, is to try my best to eliminate barriers so they can do their best work. That includes making them comfortable in the work environment. When you reach a point where you work wi
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1y ago
This is not the first time I see this here and to be honest, I was in total agreement a few years ago. In principle, I still am. Then I became a manager, I had to start dealing with more people, to navigate the enterprise environment and I
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An Open Letter to Google from a Small Publisher
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2y ago
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2y ago
As someone who worked closely to the Omega / Swisstiming operations at the Olympics, this is super cool stuff. Congratulations to all involved in being able to deliver when it mattered. The team also makes really interesting stuff on o
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3y ago
Have you seen the Tissot connect? Latest version is pretty good
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Swatch Group welcomes UK court decision against Samsung watch faces
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3y ago
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4y ago
I will keep on working on my Cybersecurity newsletter [1] and expand it to more things Cyber with the inclusion of adjacent tools i.e. data breaches list, privacy guides, maybe job board. A rebrand is also likely on the way, as the concept
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4y ago
I honestly feel for you and understand how frustrated you must be feeling. I also think you put too much pressure on yourself and that you went after a lifestyle instead of working on a product that solves a problem and with that achieve yo
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4y ago
I can ensure you that's not the case. I was born a couple dozen kilometres from there and as a kid, there was little to no people surfing in the region. The surfing culture in Nazaré was inexistant before 2011, it was just a beach plac
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4y ago
Saying that the bank was at a "Critical moment" last week was what triggered people into searching deeper. I don't know enough about the economical impacts of what a CDS is, but he fell into the trap of the Swiss-German way o
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4y ago
I might be the only Swatch employee on HN, so I believe this deserves my comment. The concept of Internet Time is genius. Swatch even wanted to send a satellite to space and with that be able to synchronize the time on all the watches. As o
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Using Google Analytics? Think about a plan B
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4y ago
Professor Patrick Wilson from the MIT [1] once wrote that: "Your success in life will be determined largely by your ability to speak, your ability to write, and the quality of your ideas, in that order." I think that's true.
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Cybersecurity in 2022 – what we learned this year so far
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€1.62B in GDPR fines later, are companies learning from their mistakes?
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4y ago
Author here. Thanks for the comment. The comment on the Ad Blocker is fair. I don't recommend any, but if you chose one from the top list of Extensions in Firefox or Chrome, you should be fine (I don't use one, btw). Agree with yo
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4y ago
Author here. Thanks for the comment. I get your point, but if you have to teach someone how to turn on a computer, privacy is not exactly a topic that is important for that same person. It might be important to you, that will implement some
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Online privacy: how to protect it for normal people
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Believe it or not, it's not for the sake of engagement. I also use the internet and find articles with 2 parts to be disappointing but I felt like there was enough value in part 1 alone. 800+ words on an email client on a phone is just
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4y ago
OP here. Fair criticism thanks. As I stated in another comment, I was going to make this a list of things you could do, but the argument to why you should do it was not clear, at least for me. This is the purpose of the article: explain my
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4y ago
Thanks, makes sense. I will explore how the Intel Management Engine can make an effect on privacy.
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4y ago
I find your argument to be true, but the idea is to discuss what we can do versus the standards which I find them to be GDPR and Apple. The first because it came out with a set of rules that didn't exist anywhere else in the world and
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4y ago
OP Here. Thanks for the feedback. When I started to write the article, I was set to give a list of things we can follow to improve privacy. In the middle, I noticed the arguments why you should do it were not clear. As I said in another com
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