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by yladiz 5y ago
This isn't really the reason that they don't give stock options like they do in USA for startups, though. I think it's a little unfair to say that you're taxed at ~45%; as far as I'm aware exercised options are taxe
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by yladiz 5y ago
> it's the same for any other mining operation like gold and so on, states put in place laws that you cannot use harmful chemicals This only works if you actually have an alternative. What if your process requires benzene and there
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by yladiz 5y ago
> An electric car is arguably much better then a diesel or gas powered car. It depends on how you define better, though. For a city, yes, there is no air pollution coming directly from an electric car, but it's significantly more po
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by yladiz 5y ago
> People love Google. It's only behind Apple as a brand people love. Stepping back: what is the definition of "love" here, and do you have some data to back this up? I think you might be conflating brand awareness with bra
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by yladiz 5y ago
What makes Americans that much more expensive than Canadians?
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by yladiz 5y ago
> performance of front end frameworks is near the bottom of my evaluation checklist Sorry to pick on this point but depending on your application this should be more (or much more) important. Too many teams have this same opinion and it&
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by yladiz 5y ago
As far as I know when you first setup iOS on a Russian iPhone, it asks if you want to install some specific government apps. It was a compromise (on the government’s side) to not force the apps to be fully preinstalled.
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by yladiz 5y ago
I guess apps that have “core functionality” would be exempt, so the apps you mention would probably be allowed to be preinstalled. Or, Apple would have to allow users to choose which apps they install, kind of like how it works in Russia r
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by yladiz 5y ago
Perhaps you can use language that doesn’t belittle others to make your point?
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by yladiz 5y ago
Can TLS certificates in the way that Gemini uses them be used to track end users?
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by yladiz 5y ago
> As a Fastly customer whose site went down, I'm entitled to know exactly what happened. Does your contract say you're entitled to an RCA? As others have said, this is more of an update, not a complete RCA on the entire situa
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by yladiz 5y ago
A scam is by definition something with malicious intent, something dishonest, and I think that's why the other commenter took offense. It might not live up to the hype, and maybe it'll be lackluster, who knows - no one has played
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by yladiz 5y ago
No, most Taiwanese have made up their mind and would like Taiwan to be recognized as an independent country, and do not consider themselves Chinese (as in mainland China). The issue is that as soon as the Taiwanese government said that they
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by yladiz 5y ago
Citation needed, especially in context with the comment talking about American vs Kiwi people.
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by yladiz 5y ago
If you have a language that supports tagged types and can overload operators, you can basically get there. I think a language like Idris and Julia (with the right packages) should be able to support this.
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by yladiz 5y ago
Either COBRA, pay for anything you go to the doctor for out of pocket, or just don’t get sick.
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by yladiz 5y ago
> There are several interfaces that allow you to search through all of them. So I have to download an app to search through store fronts, which I have to download, to download my app?
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by yladiz 5y ago
There are also scams costing people money without using iOS, for example where the person is tricked into thinking they have a debt and sending thousands of dollars in cash to a random address[1]. What’s your point? 1: https://yo
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by yladiz 5y ago
sneak, the commenter didn't ask how to reproduce it, they asked what it sends. What is in the zip file and what exactly does it upload when it crashes? Are you certain that it uploads the whole zip file upon a crash?
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by yladiz 5y ago
I think what he means is that there isn't explicit consent given for the analytics, as in opt-in rather than opt-out. You can disable it but that's not the same.
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How Vice is preparing for life after the third-party cookie (2020)(digiday.com)
1 points by yladiz 6y ago|0 comments
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by yladiz 6y ago
> currencies are losing value at increasing speeds Wouldn't that imply high levels of inflation, which isn't happening in many economies, especially widely available and exchanged ones like USD, EUR, etc.? The value of the Lira
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by yladiz 6y ago
FYI, you could have made your point without being sexist.
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by yladiz 6y ago
Yeah I’m sure that the RRG coalition is sicking Antifa on the police.
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by yladiz 6y ago
If it's been happening for four years, how did the Mietendeckel cause it?
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by yladiz 6y ago
I'm not sure how long ago you looked, but that definitely isn't the case, both from research and personal experience.
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by yladiz 6y ago
> It led to a huge decrease in rental supply. This was artificial though, as landlords were waiting to know the outcome of this ruling. It's not like the apartments just vanished from existence.
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by yladiz 6y ago
As someone not from the UK: What is zero rights employment, and how is it different than before?
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by yladiz 6y ago
> I "potentially" could've been next Ali, Tyson or Lomachenko, I'm not. Is that because if my mistake, or mistake of my parents or who else? It's unfortunate, but yes it's your mistake and your mistake alone
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by yladiz 6y ago
Okay, sure, let's consider it a currency for the sake of argument. I would posit that if I can't easily exchange my crypto into a form that I can use to pay taxes with, or buy groceries with, that it's a useless currency, and

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