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by wsc981 6y ago
I believe Badoo is also pretty huge, but I never used it. Perhaps not owned by the same company that owns Tinder.
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by wsc981 6y ago
It's so pointless for most men anyways, as women compete for the top 10% of men (woman get plenty of options on those platforms anyways) while men might compete for maybe 90% of women. I know my brother would just swipe "yes"
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by wsc981 6y ago
> Xcode unironically made me try to change career from iOS developer to pen tester. I've spent way too much time in its guts and I think its left a little bit of taint on my soul. It is unfathomably bad. I've been a mobile de
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by wsc981 6y ago
It's funny how quickly opinions seem to change . When I first visited HN (~2010) it seemed Ruby and Rails was all the hype; doing Ruby/Rails stuff seemed to be the hip and cool thing to do. Perhaps Heroku was also introduced arou
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by wsc981 6y ago
Xamarin.Forms might not be great if you want to create a beautiful app that performs very smoothly, but it’s pretty sweet for making multiplatform business apps for use in-house (as in: not sold on app stores) imo.
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by wsc981 6y ago
Seems like a weird idea to me anyways, to offer to work for very little money or even nothing, as long as the work is interesting. To me it seems that time is much better spent on a fun personal (side) project. And who knows ... maybe the s
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by wsc981 6y ago
> I've worked on code where the naming was not just unhelpful, it was outright misleading. It's one way to achieve job security for life though: https://github.com/Droogans/unmaintainable-code
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by wsc981 6y ago
> Someone moves to the new, most expensive apartment in the city, someone else moves to their now vacant slightly less expensive apartment, etc. At some point in the chain that means there's cheaper housing available. In The Nethe
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by wsc981 6y ago
In a 'normal' economy that would make sense. However, Central Banks have gotten involved in buying stocks and as such, stock values have been hugely inflated. Many companies that might have otherwise not succeeded in a 'norma
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by wsc981 6y ago
I think many issues could be resolved for woman if they: a) take good care of their bodies, since men value beauty a lot - it's important to look good in order to find a male mate, also at age 35+ b) give up on being hypergamous But po
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Luke Gromen on Bitcoin Game Theory: The Road to Hyperbitcoinization(youtube.com)
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by wsc981 6y ago
> We need both and that require more not less people. A lot of problems would be solved 'automatically' if the world population would be reduced.
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'Boy crisis' threatens America's future with economic, health and suicide risks(usatoday.com)
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Canada suspends use of AstraZeneca Covid vaccine for those under 55(theguardian.com)
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Germany restricts use of AstraZeneca vaccine to over 60s in most cases(m.dw.com)
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> We really take the stability of our climate for granted. I'm sure future generations will not have that luxury. But the climate was never stable. I don't understand why there is this inherent want of people to keep the clim
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by wsc981 6y ago
It’s the same in the EU, at least regarding AstraZeneca > The EU contract also says the Commission can't sue if there are any unforeseen issues with the safety or efficacy of the vaccine, or if there are problems with the storage,
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Gov. DeSantis Is Taking Executive Action Against Covid Passports(beckernews.com)
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Researchers take inspiration from parasitic work for medicine delivery(hub.jhu.edu)
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> “I call on everyone to take this vaccine,” 27-year-old nurse Megi Bakradze told the camera. They were almost her last words. Bakradze was filmed getting her AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine at the clinic where she works, Imedi (Hope), in
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27-year-old nurse vaccinated with AstraZeneca dies in Georgia(archyde.com)
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by wsc981 6y ago
Well, it's the same in many Asian countries I would guess. I know for a fact that Thailand restricts land ownership by foreigners. In Thailand, the only way to own land as foreigner requires working many years for a Thai company, then
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Geert Vanden Bossche: Warning Against ‘Immune Escape’(youtube.com)
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by wsc981 6y ago
I'm addicted to coffee, but I am never gonna stop drinking coffee. Coffee is just too delicious, especially a well-made cappuccino. I think coffee as a guilty pleasure is not that bad to be honest. There are worse things to be addicted
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Trump is returning to social media in a few months with his own platform(edition.cnn.com)
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by wsc981 6y ago
Since you mention plague ... Looking at the screenshots and video in the article I kinda wondered if an event like this (flooding) might have been an originator of some Biblical plague stories from Genesis [0]. --- [0]: https://e
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by wsc981 6y ago
I think this view of Stallman was quite widespread in the 70s, or at the very least much more widespread than it is today. I read in The Netherlands in the 70s child porn was quite readily available. See also “Chick arrest”: https:/&#
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by wsc981 6y ago
> I find really likely that, no matter the result of the EMA's investigation, the already pretty skeptic population of certain countries will outright refuse being inoculated with the AZ jab from now on, making the goal of vaccinat
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by wsc981 6y ago
> But native Swiss people will never consider you their equal. You can live and work in Switzerland for your whole life, but they will never consider you Swiss. But it's the same in many countries. I don't necessarily see a p
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The Great Reset: Is Billionaire 'Philanthropy' Just Tax Avoidance?(youtube.com)
4 points by wsc981 6y ago|1 comments

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