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puszczyk
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WhatsApp call are end-to-end encrypted. Do you think they aren’t? (All, only yours?)
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Not the OP, but I think lot of us get distracted often. The tasks are rarely 8 hours exact, and I bet its not easy to notice that a task took say a 10% hit. Also this post from Joel Spolsky [0] > When I had a summer internship at Microso
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puszczyk
5y ago
Any chance to release another batch of invites? I think I've just missed mine :) the page says "invalid invite code" after I've filled in the email and password...
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5y ago
At least in Poland, the private health insure won’t cover serious procedures, eg they will cover cardiologists, but not a hospital stay, operations, etc. this means they are much cheaper because they don’t have this tail end, high value ris
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5y ago
Arguably, the comment is off-topic, but TIL about bmw m1 :)
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5y ago
I don’t know why the answer is unpopular. I not an American and don’t follow the NY politics. I don’t know too much about the scandal. But the ^^^ description sounds like a playbook followed by many politicians in many places , and the one
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5y ago
In Polish it’s actually “cuda”, without diacritics (same meaning). Regardless, one often ignores diacritics in writing in English/Western context. My last name has “ń”, though all the airlines insist to put “n” there; same with Wester
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5y ago
>> Syria? South Sudan? Venezuela? Honduras? Belarus? > these countries do not conduct terrorist activities or war crimes in a foreign soil Are you sure you comment on a good faith here?
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5y ago
The idea to avoid the news and that news are biased is not new nor revolutionary. But I like this “information arbitrage” idea — most people get their news from X, Y, Z so if you can research an event more objectively you maybe able to prof
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5y ago
Can you expand on what do you have in mind as “nice to see a government clampdown on the m [the 5 offices in India]”?
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5y ago
> The first time a black coworker gave a black thumbs-up reaction on slack, I noticed I didn't want to +1 it. I didn't identify with it, it didn't feel like it was coming from me. Why wouldn’t you identify with a +1 from a
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This is a great news. I've been toying with the idea of generating parts of my blog from notion. There are currently some projects which reverse-engineered the API and provide an "unofficial" clients [1][2]. The problem thoug
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5y ago
You can actually do that in mobile/desktop safari https://www.groovypost.com/howto/use-safari-reader-view-auto...
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5y ago
Thanks for responding to my cynic take. Maybe indeed they deserve some credit for the decision and the benefit of the doubt for now.
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5y ago
"One department of the megacorp confirms a decision made by the other department" big news
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5y ago
You can by insure for you as a driver and for your car (and in many jurisdictions have to) — this limits your responsibility. You can spend $10000 on AWS and still make a mistake and pay another $10k+. I don’t get the point that AWS docs ar
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5y ago
Why is the technical crowd less in need of an upgrade? My proverbial “grandmother” only accesses her gmail and one news page. Arguably she’s at less risk than someone testing new software.
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5y ago
What about Poland, the Baltic States, Czechia and Slovakia, Hungary? Also devastated? I’m sure we’d do much better with our friends in Moscow calling the shots.
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Whataboutism. Even if the US and UK govt want Assange to die in prison does it give Putin’s government the license to torture Navalny?
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6y ago
Brave new world ;)
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6y ago
Same in Poland — after 2y on a permanent job contract the leave is 3 months. It goes both ways. I can be shorter if both parties agree.
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6y ago
How does this work in real life? How does say Tesco can find out if I’m shopping there because of a billboard ad, or because it’s conveniently located on my commute? How do they measure their ad campaign effectiveness?
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6y ago
What does the Facebook get out of it?
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6y ago
Do you think Poland is a good place to relocate to for person from the Middle East? I'm Polish and the country never struck me as particularly tolerant for foreign cultures, although I have some anecdotal evidence of Indian people who
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Don’t understand the downvotes. I block all the images by default so I assume I’ve been a victim of such a “best practice”. Also with hey.com auto blocking spy pixels I just don’t see how this is still a best practice
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6y ago
This post is about Twitch, not Twitter.
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Notes on creating telegram bot for a hobby project
(kupczynski.info)
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Omg are you serious? Do you have any good things to say about NK political or judicial system? Would you defend Nazi Germany or Soviet Russia the same way?
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Then the govt is not really that effective as people make it to — prefers the interest of foreign mega corps before their own voters.
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6y ago
I don’t know much about Spain or Italy, and I agree that Germany uses a lot of copper cables. But France and Poland? Esp. in Poland it most towns you have fiber, all new buildings have had fiber for ages. I currently pay 15–20€ / month
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