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541.
by progre 6y ago
> c) In Sweden, Somali immigrants make up 40% of the covid hospitalizations This number seems high, but may be accurate for northen Stockholm (hard to check as only confirmed infections and deaths are tracked in available statistics). C
542.
by progre 6y ago
Well, non-profits are also exempt from taxation.
543.
by progre 6y ago
Only the poor pay taxes. I used to work for a company in Sweden owned by Nestlé. In our monthly all hands meetings our CFO would always present 2 sets of numbers, one where it showed our financials without licencing fees. This would show an
544.
by progre 6y ago
I always look for the fire exits in IKEA stores, this is where the shortcuts are.
545.
by progre 6y ago
Controlled by a nonprofit, and taxed as a nonprofit, but IKEA is very much a for profit operation. The company structure is pretty complicated as stated in your link. Wikipedia has a nice overview: https://en.wikipedia.org&#x2F
546.
by progre 6y ago
Does anyone have a tildes.net invite by the way?
547.
by progre 6y ago
Patents expire. That's the point of patents. Instead of complete secrecy thats practically impossible to maintain we have a system where patented inventions are publicly disclosed and the inventor gets to have sole use of the invention
548.
by progre 6y ago
For me it's the opposite, I'm truly proud of those times where the obvious recursive solution is avoided and I manage to solve it with a "while(..){}". I'd be like "LOOK I DIDN'T TOUCH THE STACK ONCE"
549.
by progre 6y ago
That style is not very popular here as our honey tend to crystalize and set very quickly. This comes down to what flowers the bees have access to, and what ratio of fructose and glucose sugars those flowers produce. I guess we get more gluc
550.
by progre 6y ago
This sounds like every John Green-vlog ever
551.
by progre 6y ago
Well yes. I'd put a brick over the pot if that happens.
552.
by progre 6y ago
Top bar hives, now I know what words will work when searching. In case you harvested honey, how did you extract it? I hear bare combs are hard to centrifuge as the comb breaks apart. Some people use fruit presses here.
553.
by progre 6y ago
This is a great strategy
554.
by progre 6y ago
There is an intersting development here in Sweden is that some beekeepers don't use the box-type hives anymore and instead opts for a "log"-hive, basically an elongated coffin on legs ment to simulate a hollow log. These don&
555.
by progre 6y ago
Some swedes (myself being one of them) speaks a dialect where the gramatical genus is (partially) retained. Clocks, for example, are still female.
556.
by progre 6y ago
This is a backend web framework. Better comparison would be with Clojure+whatever they use for webservers over there.
557.
by progre 6y ago
The language is 19 years old, it's not new.
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The argument against clearing the database between tests(calpaterson.com)
4 points by progre 6y ago|0 comments
559.
by progre 6y ago
Yes, name your computed columns. Makes your life easier.
560.
by progre 6y ago
I think it's even simpler. Starting a subquey here doesn't make sense since there is no main query. So the parens gets dropped promoting this query to main. Same with the union
561.
by progre 6y ago
I agree, I should have written that it helps to think in sets rather than tables. SQL implementors do a lot of fantastic shit to get our queries to run in a reasonable time, and SQL is not one of those langages that are like "underst
562.
by progre 6y ago
This one jamie=# ((select a from nums) union (select a from nums)) order by b; ERROR: column "b" does not exist This seems to point to a missunderstanding of how sql works. It's not a table query language, but
563.
by progre 6y ago
One note: While using field number for anything is perfecrly valid SQL, this will not pass a code review if I'm the one doing the review. Reason being, it's not clear without looking at the field list what is being ordered. Fo
564.
by progre 6y ago
That's just stupid
565.
Security.txt(blog.ovalerio.net)
3 points by progre 6y ago|0 comments
566.
by progre 6y ago
That definition of cross-platform is a bit too narrow for my taste. I think a more reasonable definition of "cross-platform" would be "covers 2 or more roughly equal platforms". I mean no-one expects an app developed for
567.
by progre 6y ago
Using this exact reasoning I have gone from microbrew IPA:s to cheap straight vodka.
568.
by progre 7y ago
We had a client that forbade us from using their real name even in internal communication. Formaly they where called "client 123" but informaly we called them "Voldemort". They where (really!) absolutely delighted when t
569.
by progre 7y ago
> One day about a year ago, I started using ed in place of vi This is a choice that I feel would benefit from some kind of explenation
570.
by progre 7y ago
Pages are still visable in the tls handshake, no coockies on this page (that would be client-> server traffic). But yeah, good point about the fingerprinting and content modification

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