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by pathy 14y ago
I think most of the things mentioned in the post is a good way to go about interviewing. However, I don't really agree with the "no resume - look at open source" part. I know I am not the target demographic for this company as I am no coder
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by pathy 14y ago
Agreed, interesting, researched and well paced. I hadn't heard pg speak before but this was 15 minutes well spent.
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Social Media Recruiting Done Right: Spotify Jobs(blog.pathy.se)
1 points by pathy 14y ago|0 comments
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by pathy 14y ago
What if Slicklizzard US is the subsidiary, could the US still request the information from Slicklizzard UK? Is any kind of presence in the US enough to enforce the FISA warrant?
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by pathy 14y ago
Förstahandskontrakt is more like 17 years in the most popular parts (Vasastan in Stockholm). It is possible to get a sublet or such but it tends to be expensive and quite time consuming. A lot of scams going around as well so one has to be
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by pathy 14y ago
Last I checked Sweden had a roughly the same percentage of immigrants as USA so I am not sure that is a good reason. Population size on the other hand it is clear difference but I don't know if that is significant.
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by pathy 14y ago
To quote Hans Rosling: “The problem is, we’re rightly concerned about the world, we rightly have ideological views and emotional feelings about the world, but we need to upgrade the facts,” via http://www.forbes.com/sites/ashoka/2013/01/30
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by pathy 14y ago
You may be right, I can't say for sure - I guess time will tell?
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by pathy 14y ago
It is true that when he left Sweden he was free to leave. However, it is also true that he has since been wanted for questioning and a European warrant was issues for him to be taken to Sweden for questioning - which he has refused. He is h
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by pathy 14y ago
I must respectfully disagree. Assuming he is innocent to the Logica hack, which I guess we should considering "innocent until proven guilty", he did flee from the country when facing a year in prison and had an outstanding international war
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by pathy 14y ago
I just checked to be sure, but as far as I can tell he was transferred to a regular prison on the 7th of December to serve the rest of his TPB sentence (1 year minus the time he has been detained) The actual court case for the Logica hack i
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by pathy 14y ago
AFAIK it has to be extended every 14 days by a judge. But yes, I agree with you on that, it can easily be abused and Sweden has been criticized for that in the past. That said, he has fled the country before and he could tamper with evidenc
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by pathy 14y ago
(Assuming I am actually not hellbanned - if I am, interesting...) It is how the Swedish justice system works, you don't get officially accused, in the American sense, until you actually go to court. He is being held during investigation due
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by pathy 14y ago
As someone on Twitter said: "Justice Dept said they'd never speak to @FrontlinePBS again after this Wall Street doc. So naturally it's a must-watch" via https://twitter.com/trevortimm/status/294337455321133056 I found the programme to be
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by pathy 14y ago
What about using Klarna ( https://klarna.com/ )? Admittedly not credit card payment but also decreases risk as they take on the risk, according to themselves. Reputable company based in Sweden so no dealing with American companies - more su
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by pathy 14y ago
> * 45.7 guns per 100 swedish citizens (next highest country in the world) Swiss you mean? ;) That said, a quick look at the list and it appears that no western country can compare to USA in firearm homicide per 100k citizens.
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by pathy 14y ago
I can't find a source for it right now but I seem to recall some organization like The Red Cross accepting donations by credit cards in Sweden a few years back.
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by pathy 14y ago
I am currently writing a paper relating to this topic. (Nothing special, just part of a university course) We are studying Seats2meet.com, a company providing co-working spaces in The Netherlands, or rather one of their co-working spaces, B
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by pathy 14y ago
That's how the Swedish court system works, he has been accused (with the higher level of confidence if I remember correctly) and won't get formally charged until it is taken up in court. The system is a bit different compared to for example
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10 Spotify myths debunked(side-line.com)
1 points by pathy 14y ago|0 comments
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by pathy 14y ago
I personally have little love for the Catholic church but I do believe a previous pope offered to make the theory of evolution the dogma. (on a side note: Do you make something the dogma? I never really used the word in that sense before)
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by pathy 14y ago
Thank you for the link, interesting yet scary podcast. I have a feeling I will have to fund my own private pension in the future, and I am from Northern Europe.
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by pathy 14y ago
To be fair, at least the Catholic church seems to accept evolution and such things and priests used to be the top scientists back in medieval times.
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by pathy 14y ago
Stealing personal information from the tax authority for years? I consider that rather serious. Not on the level of killing someone or some such of course but in terms of potential damage to many it ranks rather highly.
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by pathy 14y ago
I wouldn't call his mother an unbiased source either to be honest but you have very valid points otherwise. Solidarity confinement is not something I wish upon anyone but it is not like he is in total separation from everyone, he has had ac
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by pathy 14y ago
You are certainly right, every case can fall under those points. However in this case there is an obvious flight risk, he has already fled the country once to avoid a prison sentence. As for evidence destruction, I guess it can be argued th
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by pathy 14y ago
Torrentfreak isn't exactly an unbiased source in this case. While has has been held under restrictions it is not like he has been totally cut off from the world, he has still met some other people, gotten mail, been able to buy snacks etc.
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by pathy 14y ago
Except if parents refuse to allow proper treatment for their children because of religious or other beliefs, such as being in favour of "natural remedies" rather than lifesaving medicines.
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by pathy 14y ago
Except homeopathy practitioners are not medical doctors and even "correctly applied" homeopathy will not cure anyone to begin with. Drinking water (homeopathy) is not going to cure my (hypothetical) cancer, it will kill me since I (hypothet
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by pathy 14y ago
That does lead to other problems, like putting a strain on the welfare system of countries when there suddenly is a huge decrease in the number of people that support those who have retired. Look at Japan where there are fewer and fewer sup

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