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by srg0 5y ago
Yes, indeed, I was curious to see these data. Thanks for providing a link.
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by srg0 5y ago
So if it's true that there are 1B active iPhone users, then Google pays $15 per user per year.
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by srg0 5y ago
> Bikes are pretty low maintenance, the repairs are usually fairly simple Most forks and rear shocks require full service yearly or more frequently (typically every 100 to 200 hours). It is not that simple and requires experience and too
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by srg0 5y ago
So, assuming the same total number of vehicles is sold and used, then the mix of p% full EVs + (100 - p)% ICE vehicles can be better than the entirely hybrid fleet when 80 p + 250 (1 - p) < 180 170 p > 70 p > 7/17 ≈ 41% So 1 E
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by srg0 5y ago
What is your source that Hyundai is all in on hydrogen? Hyundai has Kona, and at least according to this press release intends to be the top 3 EV manufacturer by 2025: https://www.hyundai.news/eu/articles/press-rel
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by srg0 5y ago
Come on, whitelist the folder where you keep your keygens, and windows defender won't interfere. "Censorship, the changing or the suppression or prohibition of speech or writing that is deemed subversive of the common good" (
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by srg0 5y ago
People don't want to pay for YouTube Premium because it is bundled with YouTube Music.
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by srg0 5y ago
I do not follow recent CV research anymore, but there were various "3D from a single image" techniques even 10-15 years ago. I suppose some progress has been made. A quick search turns up this paper https://openaccess.t
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by srg0 5y ago
I think that these images are less convincing than "thispersondoesnotexist". The network did well for the extent a tree is similar to a person: long palm leaves look are like green hair, and look passable. The network did bad wher
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> what "our" ideal end-game goal is? I think most HN users will agree that the good stuff costs money. So the question is really who pays, and how. For me the ideal end-game is ability to get what I want through a direct pay-as
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by srg0 5y ago
> argument behind preventing remote-work visas A remote employer may not pay all the local taxes and contributions. In particular, in EU a part of the social security contributions is usually paid by the employer, not employee. The remot
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by srg0 5y ago
Never heard about Posteo. Too bad it does not support custom domains.
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Windows 11 logo uses rounded corners. The official Microsoft logo is still flat square.
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I don't have a reference, but I feel it's important to find something as recent as possible. Bike geometries, MTB bike geometries in particular, have changed in the last 10 years. And full suspension became mainstream.
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by srg0 5y ago
If VM is like a nuclear war bunker, containers are like brick and mortar houses. They are not air tight and have glass windows which can be easily broken, but that's where most people live. They're cheaper to build, comfortable en
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by srg0 5y ago
It's a sad state of things when we on _hacker_ news discuss an open letter to a proprietary software vendor asking to implement pagination in what was supposed to be a web page. And Android is not much better in practice.
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by srg0 5y ago
> the more material you put into your house, the less vulnerable it is I have a counter example about scale. The more material you put into a city (the more houses you build), the more vulnerable it is (more potential problems, more oppo
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by srg0 5y ago
From your experience, what's the list of the best and the worst countries to be self-employef?
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Depending on a particular situation all of these can be upsides. - If you can commute in a bike, you get some regular exercise. Overall I am more physically active when I work from the office. If the self-employed gig goes well, you may nee
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by srg0 5y ago
Well, we all know excessive sugar consumption is not healthy, but more specifically, what is this Access to Nutrition Foundation scale, and what do 3.5 points mean, exactly?
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Firefox reader view
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by srg0 5y ago
not to fly over Belarus != not to fly to Belarus
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by srg0 5y ago
Question, in the iOS/AppStore world, who does sign the apps? Is it Apple, or is it the original developer?
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by srg0 5y ago
It seems some auto manufacturers are having second thoughts on touch UI. Mazda is getting rid of it: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20200335
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You may be benefiting from some kind of a special deal or a promotion, but overall their fees are very high https://www.westernunion.com/content/dam/wu/EU/EN/feeTableRe... Like sometimes two digit p
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by srg0 5y ago
Update: You also need to apply for an Italian fiscal code (and it will one of the first things to do). Healthcare is guaranteed to all employed and self-employed, but you still have to have your ID, fiscal code, and a residence permit in or
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by srg0 5y ago
You need to enter the country with a visa which allows work or self-employed work. You have to apply for and timely renew a residence permit. Documents which are required depend on the type of the permit. For work permits you need to demons
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by srg0 5y ago
How Chrome and Chrome-based browsers work with profiles, and push the user to log in, I have a feeling they never fully log out and there's some kind of a supercookie hanging around. Trust issue.
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by srg0 5y ago
The problem with YouTube Premium is unnecessary and anticompetitive bundling. They ask €11.99/month for Premium (no ads) + YouTube Music. Or €9.99/month just for YouTube Music. Given that I already pay for another service, I don&#
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by srg0 5y ago
counterpoints: - HS is strong on mobile - OW is arguably a MOBA/FPS hybrid - CoD/warzone is the most streamed battle royale on twitch

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