timwaagh

60 ms·

571.
by timwaagh 7y ago
poles should never have been able to negotiate any such out on anything titled 'fundamental rights'. It's ridiculous they have been able to do this. The price for admittance has always been that prospective members are up to
572.
by timwaagh 7y ago
They might offer judicial support insurance as part of their membership fee. I have never looked at it, to be honest. It really depends on the price.
573.
by timwaagh 7y ago
'documented evidence that you are failing to perform your job'. It's the same where i live. But here (nl) it basically means that you can be fired at will anyways. employers will write down their version to set up a case. law
574.
by timwaagh 7y ago
its either a or b. both are fine as higher rates tend to compensate lack of protection. only if a pretends to be b is there a problem. i like clarity.
575.
by timwaagh 7y ago
does the swedish system have sufficient protections in place so that unless your employer thinks the world of you, you won't be let go for 'valid reasons' shortly after just to set an example?
576.
by timwaagh 7y ago
The Iranian navy is mostly famous for its usage of rubber dinghies. That's not a serious threat that needs 10 supercarriers to counter. If they decided to change that, then no problem, nobody wants the strait blocked so it will be easy
577.
by timwaagh 7y ago
It really sounds like a good hobby project for a very rich person.
578.
by timwaagh 7y ago
I'm personally thinking it's sad such resources and effort are expended over something as frivolous as a dating app. If there are significant irregularities it's better to just fine them a couple of billion later. Better for
579.
by timwaagh 7y ago
I wasn't very specific about the situation. You are right in the sense that trade makes sense only among equals, the rest would just be forced to give up their possesions. So we have to assume this isn't possible. We can assume I
580.
by timwaagh 7y ago
Not sure whether the expansion of this 'psychological debt model' is desirable. Because it's impossible to quantify such debts without money, it becomes more difficult to optimize allocation. Maybe the people in the woods hav
581.
by timwaagh 7y ago
This is why people push the most difficult tasks to the most junior developers. Because a dev stuggling to do the 'impossible' looks the exact same way. That way others get to protect themselves from blame.
582.
by timwaagh 7y ago
Personally I'd rather not know, unless I do. Process of receiving feedback can be awful. In a hiring role (done that too) I'd rather save people the embarrassment of a dressing-down. I wouldn't want for them to bear more rese
583.
by timwaagh 7y ago
I dont think its really a bad thing to think highly of yourself. I think a lot of people agree given that trump managed to win an election. so its ok as long as you understand your personality is polarizing and not everyone will like it. If
584.
by timwaagh 7y ago
Still seems a decent company. Nice that you take the time to properly deal with technical problems instead of just doing the whole 'plough forward even though you're just ploughing air' thing that happens just about everywher
585.
by timwaagh 7y ago
It might all be true, I don't know. Still I think this comes from the wrong mindset. Rather than celebrating the fact that there will soon be an electric option for those who like masculine militaristic aesthetic, or holding a reasoned
586.
by timwaagh 7y ago
Indeed governments often asks for programs that are easy enough to create in a hackathon. The difficulty is integrating them with their current hardware and software setup. What I can do with Javascript or Python in a few days, might be a m
587.
by timwaagh 7y ago
well the bribing was done by people. The company is an abstract entity that merely exists as a convenience for doing business and paying taxes. those people who did the actual bribing aren't being held liable, instead getting to hide b
588.
by timwaagh 7y ago
It's what my employer uses, they dont really have much choice because they're running on IBM hardware.
589.
by timwaagh 7y ago
i dont care about it not being great. its good enough as a language. but maven... but websphere... java is a hellish platform that ordinarily would not win from interpreted languages or those which focus on fast compilation. But it runs lit
590.
by timwaagh 7y ago
his lawyer is doing his job well. autistic people will often be accused of crimes. they need good lawyers.
591.
by timwaagh 7y ago
i did travel by sleeping bus. it was doable but no fun. sleeping on a moving vehicle is not something that will work for everyone. some people can, some can't. there's a reason these faded out of existence in the airplane age. bes
592.
by timwaagh 7y ago
your opinion is not the only possible opinion. I used the hsl to paris once. it was amazing. In three hours i was home and could go on with my life. a plane would not have been faster. paris is a little bit too far to commute these days but
593.
by timwaagh 7y ago
i think this nightline trend is largely pointless. there isnt much traffic between these aside of a bunch of tourists. but that doesn't mean i wouldn't use it, once or twice. scandinavia is the kind of place i like to hate for try
594.
by timwaagh 7y ago
the thing inaccurate about it is the relatively recent merging of the one term with the other. but you know what, i still think he has to do some more searching to do to find out what the issue is. because from his writing it is unfortunate
595.
by timwaagh 7y ago
so Tiger of Sweden clothes are actually for really quiet people?
596.
by timwaagh 7y ago
If i go its to use the internet.
597.
by timwaagh 7y ago
why did you settle on adhd? adhd people are typically overactive. It means Attention Defecit Hyperactivity. I mean, it is literally about being 'hyperactive'. Like my friend. He's like always walking super fast and very extra
598.
by timwaagh 7y ago
i don't think this will work. telling a story is not watching youtube and gaming is not digital product design. the first two are leisure and the other two are toil. sure it might work for two days but i will guarantee you will be expe
599.
by timwaagh 7y ago
so if procrastination is usually sadness masquerading as inaction (and it might well be), why don't they address the root cause and just put everyone on prozac?
600.
by timwaagh 7y ago
what surprises me is that there are even any simulators for this plane, when the manufacturer said such training isn't necessary. apparantly some airlines still put safety above everything.

More ›