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by puszczyk 2y ago
Also, why would you ask this question to LLM? It's not a hammer, there are things is very useful for; adding numbers and math in general is not one of them.
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by puszczyk 2y ago
What about Irak!
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by puszczyk 3y ago
> Most people in Germany can't afford to buy an apartment let alone build a new house and you're taking as if your situation si representative for the average German. - 2.84 million people in Germany were able to afford a new c
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by puszczyk 3y ago
What would you suggest instead to select 20 good candidates out of 700?
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by puszczyk 3y ago
It's good option to have an option to stand, regardless how good your chair is, sometimes you have enough of it. I used to stand a lot 4-6h / work day. I used the "LIDKULLEN" stool most of the time instead of a proper ch
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by puszczyk 3y ago
I don’t care about trillion dollar company. I care about my experience. App Store purchases and subscriptions are a good experience for a user. I’ve never had problems canceling subscriptions, or getting refunds.
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by puszczyk 3y ago
> Ironically under the Soviet Union Poland was one of the first Countries in the whole Europe (and probably the World) to have legal abortion >> the law was first introduced in the Russian SFSR in 1920 Poland was never part of the
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by puszczyk 3y ago
They do have to payback the loans that were taken to do the leveraged buyout
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by puszczyk 3y ago
In some languages ”family name” maybe confusing. E.g . in Polish it sometimes (often) mean maiden name (women traditionally replace or add to their last name the last name of their husbands). So the “pre-marriage” name is referred to as: -
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by puszczyk 3y ago
In Poland informally it’s always <given name> <last name>. Formally, it depends most places are on the same as informal, but particularly military and some other bureaucracies will use <last name> <given name>. I alw
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by puszczyk 3y ago
What? Can you give some examples on how a different free speech definition make Europeans poorer?
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by puszczyk 3y ago
Is this a problem though? I a lot of countries you can open a 1 shop company, and any two companies can sign whatever they agree on into the contract. Of course some higher level laws may void (parts of) the contract. Do you think that “nat
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by puszczyk 3y ago
How come rest of the world don’t block the internet during the college admissions?
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by puszczyk 3y ago
I’ve only started playing with it recently, but they have CMD-d CMD-a shortcut to open a file in default editor.
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by puszczyk 3y ago
No the OP. I think Notion targets SMBs and maybe teams within enterprises. When they started the personal plan was paid (after first 1k blocks or so), then in 2020 they’ve lifted that restriction[0]. [0]: https://news.ycombinator
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by puszczyk 3y ago
I’ve drapeaued this comment to favorites :)
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by puszczyk 4y ago
Nice try, LLM!
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by puszczyk 4y ago
It seems like it’s only a proposal at this point? Generics were also controversial and it took multiple iterations and years to get them done. I wouldn’t call it “suddenly”. Also, why do they need the data “suddenly”? What do you suggest?
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by puszczyk 4y ago
Because they take notes, and they may come for the OP one day?
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by puszczyk 4y ago
Looks like they are not going out of their way for their users: > which absolute genious had the idea to block a working travel app for your forced clown update?! for people on the road. in a foreign country. on roaming. needing their tr
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by puszczyk 4y ago
Thank you for taking time to write the detailed answer. Not my subject, but I enjoy reading such takes on HN.
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by puszczyk 4y ago
In Poland also: - Blik : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blik (similar to payconiq in Lux, and I assume there are similar systems in the other countries) - Pay by link : was very popular since forever in Poland. Seems
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by puszczyk 4y ago
WTF!!! Same here, the playlists are now public
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by puszczyk 4y ago
I wonder if he’d change his mind if this was someone else’s incident.
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by puszczyk 4y ago
++ for fielmann, I’ve used them in Poland a couple of times (so possibly they are in more countries as well). Good quality and a decent price. Note they have a lot of options, also including more “designer” frames, which are getting expensi
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by puszczyk 4y ago
Can you point me where specifically did he do it?
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by puszczyk 4y ago
What should they charge for then?
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by puszczyk 4y ago
I think this is aimed to reduce the number of cars in a household, say from 2 -> 1. Not necessarily from 1 to 0.
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by puszczyk 4y ago
> This is because they don’t like money that is independent from state control. Who is “they”?
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by puszczyk 4y ago
Seriously, you equate banning TikTok to being a racist or an antisemite?

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