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by occz 5y ago
Agreed. A multiple of the total compensation of the competitor is warranted.
482.
by occz 5y ago
There's a simple explanation: people in this context refers to separate groups.
483.
by occz 5y ago
Bikes and public transportation solves this issue for the most part.
484.
by occz 5y ago
You can also get hearts back without paying by doing what was previously known as 'practice', a random lesson of what you've previously learnt, by pressing the heart icon - on android, at least.
485.
by occz 5y ago
I very much doubt that to be true. As far as I've understood it, a far too large amount of land in the U.S is zoned to be single-family housing, effectively preventing this type of home to be built. That precludes any choice in the mat
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by occz 5y ago
55% of people worldwide live in cities and this number is growing. Consider whether you might be projecting your opinion onto everyone in this case.
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by occz 5y ago
That's correct. As an insurance company you buy reinsurance to insure yourself from catastrophic outcomes (i.e too many claims for your reserves to handle).
488.
by occz 5y ago
Seems like something that should be rectified - the entirety of american society should be redesigned to reduce the amount of driving required.
489.
by occz 5y ago
Pay transparency exists in Sweden? You mean like taxable income being part of public records?
490.
by occz 5y ago
Given the parts about her developing health problems, I'm smelling a mixture of Stockholm syndrome and sunk cost fallacy in play here. I feel bad for her. Hope it gets better.
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by occz 5y ago
If you evaluate it on the promise given when they adopted the tool (free for open source forever), then the dissatisfaction makes sense, I think. The promise has been broken.
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by occz 5y ago
>And more practically, where are you going to build these walkable suburbs? All the prime space of of the inner ring is already built out, and existing "street car suburbs" have already been popular, affluent and expensive for
493.
by occz 5y ago
The suggestion in the link was to sell investments that are underwater and replace them with similar assets, in order to remain invested. Not similar enough to be considered a wash sale, though. It's not strictly speaking incompatible
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by occz 5y ago
Modern smart phones are computers which can for some (read: most) meetings be good enough. The multitasking features in android are helpful here, with things like split-screen and picture-in-picture. If the meeting calls for it, I take it o
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by occz 5y ago
Useful as in useful for knowing whether the successor was better than the predecessor. Without this information, you cannot fairly assess whether the changes where worthwhile, given the inherent cost in breaking established workflows for cu
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by occz 5y ago
Given the well-known bias humans have against change - to be fair, there are good reason for this bias - I think it's important to give a design a good while of use before evaluating it against the predecessor, and only using objective
497.
by occz 5y ago
Great stuff, in particular the part about arriving at a local maximum is something I've observed a lot as well. I think I was introduced to the concept in some talk about AI, something which I never really pursued. Nevertheless, the co
498.
by occz 5y ago
My solution has been to take nearly every meeting possible outside while on walks. It helps me focus where I would otherwise not be able to focus, and acts as a good way to get some additional exercise throughout the day.
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by occz 5y ago
Is Province really the correct nomenclature for Norrland? I'd call it a region at best.
500.
by occz 5y ago
From what I've heard so far about FaceTime on non-apple devices, I'm extremely unimpressed.
501.
by occz 5y ago
Handling loading states also seems to be a little bit on the anemic side, but I didn't investigate too deeply.
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by occz 5y ago
Getting my sleep apnea treated was probably one of the best choices I've ever made, but there's no denying the fact that it comes with downsides. I have to bring a machine to wherever I sleep, I have to maintain it decently, I wil
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by occz 5y ago
That was the type of thing I had. I was essentially forced to choose between taking care of my teeth and to be able to sleep at all. The choice was very easy, at the end of the day.
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by occz 5y ago
I've had a mouth guard before, for bruxism, but that thing 100% prevented me from falling and staying asleep, it was effectively a torture device in my experience. How is falling asleep with this device? Is it easy to adjust to? How he
505.
by occz 5y ago
It's a dark pattern, and it's arguably illegal under the GDPR.
506.
by occz 5y ago
> TikTok has a 996 culture and is killing Facebook. Because of, or despite?
507.
by occz 5y ago
Perhaps I'm a slow reader, but is Code Complete 2 really a book you finish over a weekend? It's north of 850 pages long.
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by occz 5y ago
>If I wanted to do android development again, I have no idea which skillset to optimize for I prefer native, but I'm pretty biased, to be fair. In native-land we're doing more or less all of our development in Kotlin these days
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by occz 5y ago
This take entirely ignores the invested human capital, which you lose entirely when you drive a worker to quit. Google have invested a lot into retaining their workers as well, so I'm sure that they know that as well.
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by occz 5y ago
Very interesting to me that gas is considered the 'high end'-option, I presume in the U.S? Where I live, the high end-option is to get an induction stove. I have one, and it's extremely pleasant to cook on. Granted, I've

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