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by yakak 4y ago
Ireland? That is my envious observation of things Irish startups indicate they can do by the offers they make in EU markets. Before Brexit, UK and Ireland appeared to be able to payroll a worker in another EU country, now just Ireland. For
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I know a few areas that were gentrified in earlier times and ended up with things more suited for residents of a certain class than commuters. I also know of other downtown locations that became terrible to live in because a grocery store w
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Yeah, I don't really think they have another 100 days in them without internal crisis far worse than what they feared in an early retreat. The Ukraine is wise to stay away from the table and slowly grow stronger. I can't imagine
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Ireland seems like an obvious one to look into. English language. Simplified relationship with the EU as a market and source of employees. Used to dealing with US paperwork but not going to cause anyone to get the viral US person disease.
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It will be interesting to see. If for example there were somewhat relevant fire or electrical regulations that weren't properly enforced by local government, I guess the owner or builder is still the only one liable?
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As a worker there is no way to do well. If there is no rise in wages all of the benefits of automation and efficiency improvements go to other inputs/outputs, if anything starts to raise wages the fed kicks in. Maybe we have to see whe
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This seems like it relates a lot to the bizarre structure of hiring and salaries. You need to get any job and then any other employer will offer you a ~20% better one but no one will match inflation the next year let alone give you what the
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VW was caught faking Diesel safety starting somewhere around 2006-2008 (it would be interesting to see the roll out.) So rise in small particulates causing any and all respiratory problems does not have to correlate to smoking.
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It's certainly a risk to be relying on any proprietary SaaS or Cloud but I don't really get the reason to be doing CI/CD as if it can never be down. There are a lot of risks in having credentials on hot spare alternative syst
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I don't think we really want a lot of pensioners to return to work though that may be an eventual need. The numbers for younger males are pretty bad and their never working means a lifetime of social services. Sure statistically they h
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It's a difficult problem because easy proof of who you truly voted for is not desirable (it makes it easier to use money or intimidation on individual voters.) The old Schneier crypto bible had an interesting introduction to trying to
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Raise fuel tax. If one canceled a fuel tax equal to a cost increase the demand stays the same and the whole point is that demand is higher than supply so the increase comes anyway, but oil producers get to keep the money.
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I was told by London youth in the 90's that the reason they mixed in this fashion is that weed in Europe was often only available processed into hash-hish to be compact for micro-smugglers so it was easier to have a consistent level wi
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> something happens only for 0.001% of all users Like a fisher taking their account and convincing support they are the real user? You can't really blame fido for the fact that consolidation made a dangerous situation. I'm very
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Sounds like FUD to me. If you lose your primary method you have to remember the password to unlock your secondary software ssh key.. Possibly remembering a password is a huge crisis but I had that crisis before using tokens, i.e. returning
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I think people start with trying to do the best practice too early. Just using one key as your primary authentication adds a lot of security as other authentication methods aren't as routinely exposed. That's enough to get started
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Yes, the rail system needs to grow up and be like the wonderful privatized road system that charges tolls on all levels of streets to make sure it is not stealing from tax coffers to encourage pollution.
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> well-funded A startup in a recession might have a good recession compatible plan or a long enough runway. Do we need a whole separate recession vocabulary so this job ad wasn't a lie?
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I think that is far more literal a focus on copying than the courts have, they tend to think in terms of whether you are expanding the number of copies. I think courts sided with an artist that destroyed an original in transfers making one
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> Those numbers suggest the risk rises 50%, but Studdert said it was actually higher: in a separate calculation designed to better account for where people live and other factors, the researchers estimated the risk was more than twice as
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I wouldn't call pumped-storage Hydro[1] super-cheap but it is the default and less expensive than trying to scale lithium. There are also cheaper battery chemistries than lithium when weight doesn't matter. [1]: https:/&#x2F
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That's not a valid metric. Every effective monopoly has a climbing stock price while it's product quality is declining, this is why they have such a terrible time when there's finally a market upset, they can have decades of
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This sounds like literally THE one master key? If google was ever made aware one device was lost or potentially compromised they would replace all devices?
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OK, restricted market forces. Plenty of large players bid (or consider risking an entry) keeping in mind the costs of complying with regulations. One that cheats has lower costs than the others calculate preventing competition. The solution
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If I've been following this story correctly: FDA catches conspiracy to recklessly endanger (as in quite possibly murder) a huge number of infants over a vast geographic area. Perpetrators caught then not given sufficient help bypassing
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As suggested by others, I think haveibeenpwned is the most likely to help users as much as possible. From a personal liability PoV reporting this to some brokerages with affected accounts is an alternative that only contacts organisations w
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> Example: it's "AIDS" if the nonsense test goes one way, and merely pneumonia if the nonsense test goes the other way. TB is not a disease and the test for it is nonsense. For example it is TB if the test goes one way and
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bitcoin != crypto Right, e-banking is crypto. The field of Speculative Blockchain solutions is a tiny part of crypto. But your examples sound like they either are or anchor to speculative Blockchains so Bitcoin is the leading implementation
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> Because at some point the West will have to sit at the negotiating table with Russia. I hope not. I've really taken to the idea that China should manage their connections to the West and hopefully take a lot off the top until Puti
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China has delivered a 2 dose equivalent per person as opposed do 3-4 mRNA doses for the most vulnerable (1st and 2nd booster.) So I think it is fully understandable why Shanghai is closed with this set of choices. In terms of safety, I woul

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