simonskoog

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by simonskoog 7y ago
After having interacted with a person with autism daily for a few years (and parts of their social groups which include others with autism) I wonder if there's any truth to that at all. It almost seems as the opposite was true where te
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We created a social space for suddenly remote workers using existing services(hnremoteunited.github.io)
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by simonskoog 7y ago
It's just a cash grab. Created yesterday, stock photos, a '50% off' deal at $5 since inception with no demo of how it works. A lot of people will pay $5 and just not think more of it, but that can turn out pretty nice in thes
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by simonskoog 7y ago
> If you don't mind me asking what company do you work for? I am actually studying computer science (security and privacy emphasis) at KTH in Sweden and I have been interested in CBDC for some time now. If your company offers master
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by simonskoog 7y ago
That still happens though, and it's not because it actually took 50ms for your computer to read a filename and 500 ms for it to read 10. It depends on how fast you allow items to be written (pixels per unit of time) on your display and
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by simonskoog 7y ago
Yes, but venting frustration does not mean that you are actually requesting a societal change, so you can't create arguments assuming everyone complaining really think things should be different. People have every right to voice frustr
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by simonskoog 7y ago
> It’s a bit late for that; you’ve already gone through infanthood, toddlerhood, and childhood and benefitted from the patience and generosity of more strangers than you will ever know. Now you imply that perhaps parents and their childr
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by simonskoog 7y ago
I'm not so sure about that. Two thoughts: The main reason me and my SO don't have kids is a deep concern about there not being any sure way to absolutely guarantee that a new person brought to this world will live a happy and fulf