JJzD

7 ms·

1.
by JJzD 4y ago
Come to the Netherlands and those people are exactly the people biking. The elderly have more mobility and health this way, a cargo bike is a very popular second car replacement, for groceries and kids. And it's not like maintaining a
2.
by JJzD 4y ago
I have good experience with FocusMate. It allows you to schedule specifc time and a specific duration. My form of procastination is to never start, but i show up to appointments, so just starting my day with this, gets the ball rolling.
3.
by JJzD 4y ago
Some of the innovation indeed happens at the edges of what we know, and we learn as human species collectively. But most innovation is about combining multiple fields, and cross pollinate new ideas. Especially in the business world, where t
4.
by JJzD 4y ago
Separation of private mobile 24/7 and office mobile during office hours. Office mobile is also abandoned when you switch jobs, so can we freely shared because the responsibilities won't follow you
5.
by JJzD 5y ago
There is so much wrong with this. Let's start with the apparent numbers you are accepting. Millions of Americans will die directly from infections, millions will need life support, and an additional ten million will die as a direct con
6.
by JJzD 5y ago
An expeditor works on (late) customer orders, and does what is necessary. The water spider supports the people working on customer orders. I'd consider that a major difference, but your mileage may vary :)
7.
by JJzD 5y ago
The issue is that even if we take care of the waste, nuclear power can't scale in output in less than three days because of safety procedures. So it will push the real renewable energies off the net, and we'll need gas turbines to
8.
by JJzD 5y ago
This is a great summary and would also explain the tendency to want to meet in response to a thought out document. The author has wrestled with the topic long enough to write out a specific document. The receiver of the document has not yet
9.
by JJzD 5y ago
There is not really a 'european' government. There is a political body, which is setting some wider rules in the union, but only in areas which have been transferred by national governments. However, there is a tendency of these n
10.
by JJzD 5y ago
The EU is about the internal market, but having an internal market means it's about standards. There should be no technical difference between products from Denmark or Spain. These rules are developed by the commision, but approved by
11.
by JJzD 5y ago
But if the contract states there are no competing customers, and talks about 4 different sites, I'd say most bases should have been covered. Az then turning around, and using three of these sites exclusively for UK production (since it
12.
by JJzD 6y ago
The argument from EU side is that EU money was also spend across those four sites needed to produce. There was expectation of shared cost and shared resources. Az committed they had no competing contracts, and if any would happen they would
13.
by JJzD 6y ago
This is exactly the problem wit the car culture, almost everywhere outside the netherlands. You give cars so much space, they start behaving like it's the freeway, and then drive into buildings or do other stuff which kills drivers and
14.
by JJzD 6y ago
If you're right, the support for Trump should be higher in polls where people talk through a phone menu or the internet, compared to live interviews. Newsflash, they aren't, so your hypothesis must be they're too shy to admit
15.
by JJzD 6y ago
Sweden tried to save the economy, but ended up with a similar hit to the economy as other European countries, at a higher cost of lives. Hopefully their second wave has less impact, with more people immune now, but it proves your point. We
16.
by JJzD 6y ago
The WHO says there is only one worse thing than a bad pandemic, and that's a bad vaccine. Because not everybody is exposed to the pandemic, but in principle everyone is exposed to the vaccine. That doesn't counter your point, but
17.
by JJzD 6y ago
Imagine how hard it would be to keep the lid on this operation, and how damaging it would be if it ever came out and what the legal repercussons would be, for example from EU side? So, you'd need to vet an ultra secure team, who is not
18.
by JJzD 6y ago
I'm not good with stats, but five increasing measurements has two options: A. You've hit an unlikely coincidence, and you're fine B. You're not really randomly drawing from the same distribution. Which scenario seems mor
19.
by JJzD 8y ago
RDBMS are developed with joins in mind, but also die of the complexity involved resulting from these joins (both from developer perspective, as well resources.) Now imagine your join to become a primary perspective to look at your data. Th