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by outime 3y ago
Note that while you point out this happened in specific areas you've lived in, there are unfortunately plenty of places in Europe where you'd face the same issue.
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by outime 3y ago
But if we go one level deeper, fat does fill you up much better than simple carbs like HFCS. In fact, HFCS will create more appetite (more than even plain sugar) down the road which at the end will make you eat more - and probably even of t
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by outime 3y ago
Industry / sugar addicts will keep working hard to find sugar alternatives instead of facing the ultimate known alternative: not adding sugar or sugar alternatives to anything, enjoying the sweet things as nature intended, with its who
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by outime 3y ago
It's fine to have an opinion/preference about the topic. I'm ok with CEOs thinking remote is a mistake, the same way they should be ok with people (maybe even the best people you could hire in some cases) not even glancing at
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by outime 3y ago
Reminds me of a very recent neat feature from Slack [1] that among other things summarizes the unread channel messages. [1] https://slack.com/blog/news/introducing-slack-gpt
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by outime 3y ago
I'm not aware of the specifics OP talk about (I'm not from the US) but any mature adult should of course care about the unfair loss of wealth. If you look at US marriage/divorce statistics, it'd not be paranoid to think
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by outime 3y ago
>The real solution imo is to spread out the jobs to other areas so that these major urban areas aren't the only places people have to move to find work. While that definitely works whenever doable, I'd say investing in much bet
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by outime 3y ago
>Let the King shake hands and open buildings and leave the governing to the MPs If the king/queen shakes hands and open buildings, do we really need a royal family with all its associated costs (not only monetary) or a single appoin
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by outime 3y ago
>Changing the head of state from a powerless unelected to a powerless (or worse, powerful) elected head of state would change little practically. >Can you not see any advantages and positive achievements of the British history of cons
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by outime 3y ago
I just don't see how not having/watching TV in 2023 is a special thing to be discussed here anymore.
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by outime 4y ago
It may be the whole appeal for you but for others it's a deterrent.
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by outime 4y ago
>Despite this topic being brought up regularly, these pop-up forms do work. That's why everyone uses them. Unfortunately a good part of HN is quite blind when it comes to facts about things that aren't of the liking of the comm
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by outime 4y ago
>We might be just going back to the time of early, anonymous internet forums time where most people used to it just didn't take it too seriously, and a lot of communities were closed /invite only. What would prevent that some o
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by outime 4y ago
>And not if you don't want to create a panopticon where everything anybody does is associated with everything else that person does, and nothing is ever, ever anonymous. I have a strong feeling this will be the future of internet.
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by outime 4y ago
I bought the cheapest one during the recent sale (370 €) and swapped the eMMC with a big SSD in 10 mins. I have only used it for like a week but it has surpassed my rather low expectations. It works really smoothly and had no issues so far,
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by outime 4y ago
It does, at least for me (using free AdGuard).
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by outime 4y ago
Not OP but Skyscanner just aggregates different sellers and they don’t deal with tickets themselves. It ultimately depends on the seller you choose to buy the ticket from. In my experience as an European, even the crappiest ones were able t
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by outime 4y ago
Partially changed its mind. E-fuels (which is what Germany supports) are vastly inferior to e.g. EVs: >While e-fuels might help prolong the life of the combustion engine in a zero carbon world, they remain relatively inefficient compar
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by outime 4y ago
Work generally isn't good for the human soul but meaningful (whatever that means for each individual) work is. Most of the jobs aren't very meaningful and they're done solely to survive. Let's not kid ourselves, most of
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by outime 4y ago
They could do something like in Undercover Boss [1] so that employees (allegedly) don't know the person working there is the CEO. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Undercover_Boss_(British_TV_se...
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by outime 4y ago
Amazon for example tries to capture these with the Lightsail offering [1] which is a separate product from the typical AWS offering (even though of course it runs on AWS but that doesn't matter in this context). No need to go with &quo
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by outime 4y ago
While I like Hetzner a lot and can share your recommendations, I just don't see how it compares to full-blown cloud providers like AWS, GCP or Azure. It's a common misconception to put them at the same level when the offering is c
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by outime 4y ago
>Are they gullible or pragmatic? Gullible. Pragmatic would be a person who doesn't worry about completely made up things - not the case. >these laws hardly affect the average Joe so why should he care That's where I complete
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by outime 4y ago
To be honest I'm not very hopeful. The average Joe really is gullible - just drop some terrorism, children and nowadays some "preventing misinformation" bs (which of course has never and will never be twisted to fit governmen
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by outime 4y ago
The difference is that not being able to develop hobby apps is a side effect of that policy, not that the policy's main aim is to prevent hobby apps from being developed.
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by outime 4y ago
Not meaning to sound insulting but funnily enough your comment reads like one written by ChatGPT.
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by outime 4y ago
You’ve mixed them up - it’s D3 with K2.
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by outime 4y ago
It's literally mentioned in the document a bunch of times.
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by outime 4y ago
No, I use the SDK or the CLI tools available for everyone.
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by outime 4y ago
It's the typical anti-<whatever> hate waves that happen in HN. Outside of this bubble, people don't really lose sleep over it. Signal is a very good example because WhatsApp is getting more popular as the days go by as oppos

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