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by plufz 7y ago
Makes more sense. I guess you are free to charge the partner whatever you like. I live in a more left leaning part of sweden so here the partner is also charged 100 sek.
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by plufz 7y ago
I would argue that trying to find flaws is flawed (atleast in this context). Much better to use a neutral approach where you are equally open to strength and flaws.
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by plufz 7y ago
Paying 4000kr for staying four nights sounds really weird since Swedish law say that the fee for staying at the hospital can’t be above 100kr/day. I also recently stayed about four nights after my partner gave birth and we payed a coup
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by plufz 7y ago
Because you care about people around you and don’t want them to suffer because of indirect consequences of your actions...?
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by plufz 7y ago
I recently read a book by a swedish immunologist on breastfeeding and atleast according to that author that is not really true. Breastmilk does help to fight infections but it does not help to build a good immune system. If anything, the op
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by plufz 7y ago
Humans are herd animals. From what I know there is consensus among developmental psychologists for attachment theory. A theory that roughly states that the caregiver or caregivers a child has from 6 months of age to two years old is very im
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by plufz 7y ago
https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal...
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by plufz 7y ago
There are surely other studies but according to an MSCI-study the correlation between ceo salary and company performance is negative. Guessing there is some lower limit though. https://www.msci.com/www/research-paper&#x
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by plufz 7y ago
Or maybe we are the dominant species because we cooperate so well. :)
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by plufz 7y ago
In this case yes, wasn't that the point of using the other url?
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by plufz 7y ago
They also make a great publication imho. Supporting good journalism these days is a lot more valuable to me than boycotting bad SEO practices.
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by plufz 7y ago
Yeah, sorry, didn’t want to mess up the quote. But I should have mentioned it, you are of course right!
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by plufz 7y ago
I totally agree. Hard not to think about Edward Tufte when this comes up: "In color maps, use a single hue, Don't use up the entire color spectrum, or even all of a hue's levels. Particularly avoid Roy G. Biv (red, orange, ye
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by plufz 7y ago
Why can’t we complain about both the laws and the companies? I will complain when companies make low quality products, treat their staff badly or whatever. If our only requirement on companies is to follow the law I think we are setting the
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by plufz 7y ago
Are you talking about Office or something else? Do you actually think the Office port is good? I’m surprised how bad it is every time I use it. Excel is soo sluggish and to me everything feels a bit off and non-native in the ux. (Vscode is
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by plufz 7y ago
> Using a serverless architecture almost always implied getting married to your provider I don’t disagree but I’ve made a web app with aws serverless. Frontend on s3, Backend Python flask on serverless and MySQL server (haven’t tried RDS
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by plufz 7y ago
> All electricity generated is fed to this national grid. Coal/Gas/Wind/Hydroelectric it doesn't matter. There are no separate streams from one generator of electricity that you can request from. I see this comment a
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by plufz 7y ago
> From the utilitarian perspective, the bombs and quick end of the war actually saved lives, so it was the right thing to do No, it was very mixed opinions even among high militaries about the decision. Some people saying that the war wa
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by plufz 7y ago
From what I heard from people in the solar business battery is generally not a good idea. Better to invest in a good grid where we can transfer electricity from one place to another (there’s always windy somewhere). And have some sort of ba
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by plufz 7y ago
We are affected by aesthetics. Humans like things that look good, use those objects more, find the objects easier to use, has a lower cognitive load on us, etc. Atleast that is the results of the cognitive studies I know of (like those 1990
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by plufz 7y ago
While I feel for you not feeling able to publish, is it really that sad that we like good icons? Isn’t one of the important things about the platform that we have high ui demands?
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by plufz 7y ago
Wouldn’t consuming dairy products still be a better choice than meat in that case? (atleast if we are talking about cows and sheep, since I don’t think more climate friendly meat like chickens and pigs adds that much to biodiversity)
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by plufz 7y ago
Heh, isn’t that a tiny bit black and white? I manage to enjoy games on macos anyway. :)
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by plufz 7y ago
I agree. Getting rid of the headphone jack is to me much like getting rid of the floppy. I love having four usb-c ports on my mbp that is either power or data transfer. I bought a 13” mbp last year when they got four cores, loving how porta
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by plufz 7y ago
In which nordic country do you live? Im swedish and we have centralized water heating, and to me it sounds insane that people where you live does not have gate valves. The only time I heard of someone without that was when a friend changed
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by plufz 7y ago
> I don't think you understand the urgency. Runaway heating has started. We don't have 20 years. A draconianly high CO2 tax is our only hope. If you believe that I don’t understand the urgency I was being unclear. What I’m sayi
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by plufz 7y ago
So people should stop with individual action while lobbying politicans? On what do you base that? I agree that political solutions are important but can’t see that individual contributions won’t be a part of the solution. I also think that
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by plufz 7y ago
Do you imagine or do you have experience? My contacts with the government has been okay, not amazing but okay. Shouldn’t we try to increase communication between the government and its citizens?
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by plufz 7y ago
I don’t think that would ever function. Poor people ARE going to have children too, even if you could argue that they can’t provide well enough for the kids. Are there any countries in the world where poor people don’t have children? Person
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by plufz 7y ago
I dont remember specialized software for medicine being exactly that cheap... But I see your point.

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