ItsTooMuch

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by ItsTooMuch 4y ago
I'm in Czechia. I really don't know more about resolving complaints as I haven't had any problems. I guess at some point things would go to courts. Employment is the thing that's defined as employment by the labor law, w
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by ItsTooMuch 4y ago
No, your guess is wrong as I had no business license at the time and the local tax/insurance agency would come after me immediately (because nobody would've been paying my mandatory insurance). I had 25 days of vacation (standard
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by ItsTooMuch 4y ago
Even regular employment is OK. Tested that myself. It actually is better from taxation view for the employee compared to working for EU native companies - might not apply to all EU states though - but it does in my country of residence, tha
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by ItsTooMuch 4y ago
"Oh no, we can't control them as much anymore, what a risk!!!" Nah, that's positive.
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by ItsTooMuch 4y ago
There's no need to have US work permission if you're not on the US soil.
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by ItsTooMuch 4y ago
It's not like the life extensions pills would make you impenetrable to bullets. Or just stop taking them if you stop liking it. Anyways, if the most important thing to you is visiting a new restaurant every day, perhaps immortality rea
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by ItsTooMuch 4y ago
There are special payment processors catering to porn/etc, but the problem is that they require extremely large collateral and have other unusual requirements that are untenable to new businesses. Most probably they won't even tal
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by ItsTooMuch 4y ago
Schools have too much focus on enterprise stuff that not even the enterprises care about.
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by ItsTooMuch 4y ago
Any online service thanks to DSA, for example: Anything that children might use (yes, so everything - intent doesn't count). Anything where users can upload content (writing comments is enough according to our lawyer). You picked abo
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by ItsTooMuch 4y ago
The payment processors will shut you down even for your first payment if it's for porn. More likely - you'll never get to a first payment anyways, they won't sign the contract.
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by ItsTooMuch 4y ago
You somehow forgot to mention that most (probably all) EU countries have laws that require you to know the birthdays of your customers - that of course overrides GDPR, or more precisely, the law is the reason to store the information so the
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by ItsTooMuch 4y ago
We're talking about programming apps such as Google docs. It is a hard requirement. Your reply is completely useless from technical perspective. Sorry-not-sorry to be so blunt but I have no sympathy for "yeah you can do it without
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by ItsTooMuch 4y ago
Sure. And now you need thousands of lines of JS to make it cooperative in real time.
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by ItsTooMuch 4y ago
Tell that to the solar flare that randomly burns everything on it... Or the asteroid that crashes into it... Or the black hole that eats it... Or the aliens that invade it... Or the plague that kills everyone on it... Or the supervolcano th
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by ItsTooMuch 4y ago
Yeah, but they counted money for even longer time
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by ItsTooMuch 4y ago
To expand, it seems to me like he worked to be friendly with the largest European economy while continuing to stomp on the smaller ones who didn't have their West part to look after them. Manipulative and calculating, definitely not go
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by ItsTooMuch 4y ago
English wasn't always the lingua franca
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by ItsTooMuch 4y ago
Hmm, why don't you specify your development-time dependencies as devDependencies in your package.json? Then you can simply install only the production ones in your final step Docker image - and only use the devDependencies in your buil
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by ItsTooMuch 4y ago
Botany-related articles don't ship together with the discussed plants... If you want to repeat some experiments, you're looking at a hardcore mountain trek at the other side of the world. Is this too different? What if the trainin
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by ItsTooMuch 4y ago
The notion of open in software and in academia is different, that for sure. But does that make one or the other wrong? My friends doing physics or math don't understand the hate at all when I discuss it with them. From their point of v
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by ItsTooMuch 4y ago
Well, OK - I accept your opinion about GDR. But there are still the other states, and Gorbachev somehow forgot to save these too. I don't understand what makes him so good in light of the events in these other places. Isn't it int
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by ItsTooMuch 4y ago
As the sibling says, in academia this is already more than open...
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by ItsTooMuch 4y ago
I thought their research actually is open, at least? That's still something...
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by ItsTooMuch 4y ago
The stationed troops and machines were not nearly enough to handle the situation, see my sibling comments. You can't suppress protests of several millions with 300k not-so-willing troops and 5000 not-so-good tanks (the Czechoslovaks ma
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by ItsTooMuch 4y ago
What good is starting a civil war you can't win and in which you will last less than a year and end up dead? My point is, the party/StB/KGB calculated (at least in Czechoslovakia - there are their own meeting notes about it)
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by ItsTooMuch 4y ago
Same thing in Czechoslovakia, but ultimately the KGB, StB and the local communist party government decided they would not be able to win, only prolong it a little. IIRC from my history classes their projection was 'less than a year and
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by ItsTooMuch 4y ago
The thing is, the tanks would have to get there. Getting a tank 1000 km past at least 3 unfriendly borders is an enormous logistics issue, and a major resource drain - resources that simply did not exist, not even talking about the human re
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by ItsTooMuch 4y ago
No, he couldn't - there wasn't enough anything to do an operation like that, thanks to the economic pressure of the previous arms race. People were rebelling. Also, people remembered that they weren't exactly welcome in 196
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by ItsTooMuch 4y ago
I thought it was Reagan who forced Gorbachev and the Soviet Union into this position by arms racing them to death. I bet you Gorbachev would try to keep the empire if it wasn't for the economical collapse. He sent tanks to the Baltics.
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by ItsTooMuch 4y ago
Could we please tone down these comments about Musk? Literally every thread about SpaceX/Tesla/etc has dozens of them. It's not interesting at all anymore, and adds nothing to the discussion. Everybody has already heard this

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