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Good! Usual digital nomad spots are getting too crowded. I welcomed covid initially, it normalised remote work. But it drives cost of nice places too high.
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"I love science" is just empty logo. Ask what papers they read/wrote recently, and it falls apart.
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Yes, it is brutal, photo was arranged to be brutal. His father and people smugglers should be in jail. Turkey is a safe country, and Greece has embassies there. There was no need for this boy to die.
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5y ago
What walls, what "forceful and brutal isolation"? Traffic between EU and other countries (Turkey) works normally except COVID restrictions. People can buy tickets, there is no need to climb walls or swim. We have embassies all aro
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6y ago
Why not both? Party officials can be very nationalistis, communism forever, death to Taiwan. But their family is in western country and 60% of their assets are out of communist shithole their call home.
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6y ago
Fasting (AKA not eating anything for 40 days) can be healthy. The real question is: Is it sustainable, even in edge cases like childhood or pregnancy? Even rural chinese sustained on rice and salt, need a chicken once a week.
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Author waited and also regrets. My point is that having kids early is much easier and cheaper, because it is at peak physical health. Baby requires too much attention and prevents work in normal 9-5 job with fixed schedule and meetings. But
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> When I mention it to someone that I want to take time off for a couple years > actual equality where we acknowledge that women have different needs and desires I find your view sexist and disturbing. 99% men would love to take c
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> Startups take much longer than you’d think before they become successful. 90% of startups fail, they NEVER become successful. Gambling on some theoretical future success is just bad advice. Also egg freezing and late age pregnancy is
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6y ago
Rafael is in Norway, he has good reason to be paranoid. Their tax office is a bit greedy and strange when it comes to taxes. For example even after leaving Norway, person is still tax resident of Norway for three years. In normal EU countr
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Fair enough.
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> I need a hero, and by that, I mean that I need a usable methodology for building scaleable decentralized apps. Yes, you've heard that right. We don't need more "Ethereum killers" that can do 10x more tx/s than
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I think their opinions were validated quite well. If I would listen to my crazy anarcho-capitalist friend, I would be millionaire today. Other side is represented by Trump...
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6y ago
Do you really think that employer can ensure employee safety in typical open plane office?
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6y ago
You need to demonstrate that you understand and can modify code in real project. Many programmers are code illiterates, job interview is all about filtering them out. Small trivial projects on github profile do not count for much. Contribut
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6y ago
Foreigners can not buy or own properties in Thailand. Often this scenario enriches some local after divorce.
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6y ago
This was 360 degree mosaic, about 100kX100k
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Worse of all, Intel lost most of their good engineers. By the time they catch up with AMD, ARM desktop CPUs will eat market.
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6y ago
I tried to load 30GB image to Krita, it crashes. Gimp handles it pretty well.
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6y ago
Is there a way to use github for commenting system? I have a site hosted on github, most users are devs...
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6y ago
Take an opensource project you like and follow its development. Each bug has description and commit that fixes it. If you can reason how bug was fixed, you will be good. Also some projects have very good documentation. Read it from start to
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6y ago
You are overthinking it. If you want good sleep, take tech out of your bedroom.
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6y ago
I think we are way past rationality. I do not see how we can go back to normal. Hygiene rules will change, and companies have to adapt.
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My country has new rule about minimal square space per employee. Capacity of our office is now reduced to 20%. 80% employees have to work from home, they do not fit into our office. If this rule is permanent, companies may not be able to a
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In 2021 lord Kelvin is definitely dead.
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6y ago
Unaditable apps like that should not be allowed in core system. Get tablet to run this stuff (way better ergonomics) or run it in virtual machine.
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Are we going to talk about SUDO security and its implications? For me future is less, but more controllable features. Things like dbus based security, snap or "universe" repo on Ubuntu are absolutely out of questions. I really lik
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If you avoid paying taxes, it is easy to be charitable. Wikipedia: > The IKEA group has a complex corporate structure, which members of the European Parliament have alleged was designed to avoid over €1 billion in tax payments over the 2
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Ok, you seem to have better numbers, I was just pulling numbers from top of my head. My point is that search is not priority for google anymore. 15 years ago it won because it had clean simple UI. Now its bog down with ads. Duck and others
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