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tapland
7y ago
Are the massive layoffs there in tourism and travel? In Sweden travel companies and hotels have so far sent notices about 14000 jobs.
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tapland
7y ago
In Sweden we've avoided testing people who haven't been in high risk areas, and moved from that to only testing 'risk groups' (elderly and with preexisting conditions), so the numbers shouldn't be seen as reflective
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tapland
7y ago
Seems to be taking off, and saving HN users $500. See you there monday.
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tapland
7y ago
Go make some nice word macros in VBA =)
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tapland
7y ago
=/ As a COBOL dev I have a great time incoming. Hoooraaaayyyy...
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tapland
7y ago
I've heard people have them when stepping down ssris as well.
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tapland
7y ago
I've had them now and then. Maybe once a year now, but when I was working nights at a casino and studying during the day I would have them very often. Sleep deprivation and stress.
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tapland
7y ago
That seems pretty reasonable/possibly explainable though. Putting eaebuds in deep I can feel a light gag reflex, ears and back of the throat are closely connected.
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tapland
7y ago
It wouldn't be single client. I don't see Matrix really solving anything. If anything, the non technical user will sign in and ge greeted with > Welcome to the Mozilla community Matrix instance. You can sign in to connect direc
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tapland
7y ago
I’d guess. High friction low weight and it might produce too many false negatives.
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tapland
7y ago
Well. That guy the news is about has arrested multiple kids that age and that was fine? And arresting kids for misbehaving, with multiple adults being around, was apparently fine by them?
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tapland
7y ago
I mean, most companies manufacturing kitchen knives seem to be valued a lot higher than Glock or Remington for example, who have both been sued.
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tapland
7y ago
I really don't get this. How does it change?
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tapland
7y ago
If you look around there are hacks and DIY solutions to problems everywhere! No matter the hobby or location you can be sure that space had hackers and tinkers. Some really cool hacks come out of restrictions and lack of money for what we w
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tapland
7y ago
No. Sucking it up is acceptance of the situation, the very opposite to making changes
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tapland
7y ago
I'm pretty sure it has at times even said browsing will be faster in the app than in mobile browser. It wouldn't be surprising if that Very dark pattern was applied as part of pushing the app.
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tapland
7y ago
Thank you for that! It's what I've been trying to word regarding some subreddits back in 2011-2012
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tapland
7y ago
Seeing the lack of sidewalks in the US I'm not surprised?
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tapland
7y ago
Ok. It crashes my galaxy s9s chrome browser so let's put up a warning about it being an insane browser expwriment
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tapland
7y ago
Well, there certainly are banks in the US that don't, and why are apps like Venmo a thing over there if the same thing can be done already? =/ I guess it's because of the bank you chose, since the one my relatives use don
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tapland
7y ago
It REALLY doesn't explain checks though. Why not just a quick no-fee transfer?
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tapland
7y ago
It seems VERY unlikely they forgot that they didn't have to pay rent all of a sudden? The way it works fore me here in the EU is that bills land in my bank account and I log in on mobile, select the ones I want to confirm, and sign the
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tapland
7y ago
That's the point when astroturfing. Make the cons attractive.
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7y ago
No, but it's obvious a lot of developers thinking of new languages haven't heard about the weird thing called 'not the US'. Swedish keyboards don't have those dedicated keys either and it's always a dance of hi
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tapland
7y ago
I'd say kids born in the late 90s missed that discussion by a bit. When you hit the teenage years we were already smartphone era which pretty much was the end of it.
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7y ago
I think you are missing where the author is coming from. People knew how to use websites and applications in the early 2000s as well, but with the advent of home computers, WWW and smartphones there was a widespread belief that, by nature o
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7y ago
I've heard that people in the US are discouraged from eating raw eggs. That makes it sound like the EU would be at greater risk, but if we the US doesn't do proper measurements we can pretend that it makes it impossible to even at
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tapland
7y ago
And I'd think we're unlikely to want to hand off control of ethics to the machine for a good long while.
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7y ago
The data linked in comments actually shows that far fewer people visited the library than the movies. So the initial title was the opposite of reality.
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7y ago
And we sold ball bearings to Germany and laundered confiscated gold.
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