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by abc03 3mo ago
In my experience, Swiss don't like criminals, unemployed people and people showing openly their religion. They negatively associate certain nationalities with stereotypes (e.g. Albanians, Maroccans etc.). If you are a representative of
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by abc03 3mo ago
The plumbers I had were all Swiss. There is not an overproportional amount of foreigners working in this profession.
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by abc03 3mo ago
Maybe a personal analysis: It's a trend that is growing all over Europe. It's the equivalent of overtourism and a problem for the ruling parties (except the SVP that proposed it). Expect it to continue quite soon in Switzerland an
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by abc03 6mo ago
Currently also have copper and Sunrise cable. Just got the cables to the house two weeks ago. I’m now waiting for the local electricity company to get in-house installation. Everything at no costs. So yes, it’s progressing fast.
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by abc03 7mo ago
This seems a highly biased view. You could also say that because Switzerland wasn’t war raged they had a had start.
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by abc03 11mo ago
I appreciate that you described your approach. I don‘t live in Australia but because of this I still looked at it.
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by abc03 11mo ago
Congratulations on being featured in the Superhuman newsletter. Trying it out.
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by abc03 1y ago
My two cents, although there are probably some more people qualified to answer this: Avo, Sidekiq, Gorails etc. can make a living. Why couldn’t you?
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by abc03 1y ago
For context, this is the second voting. In the first 2021, 64% said no because the e-ID would have been administrated by private companies.
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by abc03 1y ago
Related question: what is today‘s best solution for invoices?
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by abc03 1y ago
A serious problem for many accounting start ups who so far faked it till it will work. In other words, they still need to do more manual labor than they thought. They will never be profitable and it will take years, if ever, until AI will s
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by abc03 1y ago
There are rules for RoW and there are rules for the USA. Astonishing that the G7 falls in this trap again and again (for example Basel III). The US was a major driver in pillar 2 but won‘t adhere to it. Probably companies will restructure t
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by abc03 1y ago
Indeed Geberit invented it and Toto marketed it. I have to say quite well.
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by abc03 3y ago
For people without the resources, yes. For people that have a problem and resources, no. They pay for the best and want to be sure it‘s watertight.
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by abc03 4y ago
Why sell it? The SNB doesn't need to sell them and yes they can hold them to maturity. They can also give a larger credit line to CS and CS can buy back all the bonds from investor that want it. At CHF 100B it's a CHF 50B - 20B ca
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by abc03 4y ago
Unfortunately other banks, too. Not something to mention specifically in this case. We must admit that banks have gone too big and need to be split up in the future.
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by abc03 4y ago
Currently in my view the only solution. The solution with UBS is not supported by the people. The Swiss National Bank (SNB) has basically unlimited money power. Credit Suisse is not technically insolvent like Silicon Valley Bank but lacks t
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by abc03 4y ago
Eschew flamebait. Avoid generic tangents. Omit internet tropes. Please don't post shallow dismissals Please don't use Hacker News for political or ideological battle. That tramples curiosity. and more
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by abc03 4y ago
Mmh, are you also describing the American goverment? Remember drug for guns?
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by abc03 4y ago
While technically it doesn't receive tax money because it must earn a profit, it of course is partly financed by the government. Just one example: I lived in an apartment that was owned by the Swiss Post (close to the post office but a
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by abc03 4y ago
It‘s not allowed by the UCI: https://cyclingmagazine.ca/sections/news/uci-rules/ And certainly not everyone should do it.
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by abc03 4y ago
correction: It's a referendum (oppose a law enacted by the parliament), so you need to collect 50 000 signatures. For a petition (changing the consitituion) you need 100 000. However, the vote in the parliament was quite clear. For exa
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by abc03 4y ago
This is great! One question: How would you save best the financial statements in the DB?
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by abc03 4y ago
If you prefer quantity over quality then probably not. Ever wondered how thousands of chickens can survive in one room. Well this chickens are probably not organic because you need to use something that illnesses dońt spread. And personally
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by abc03 4y ago
I buy chicken at a farmer‘s market from a farmer which has different breeds and few chickens. This reduces the amount of medicine used. The chicken is so slim that my wife first complained. Of course I pay 3 times the regular price but alth
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by abc03 5y ago
I bought the book but I haven’t managed to go through it yet. What I can tell is that some real work went into the book. I don’t intend to deploy things myself as I use Heroku and Cloud 66 but sometimes one still has to understand how thing
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by abc03 5y ago
Just one IP at a time but you can change every 5 Min or more if you like
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by abc03 5y ago
I scrap government sites a lot as they don't provide apis. For mobile proxies, I use the proxidize dongles and mobinet.io (free, with Android devices). As stated in the article, with cgNAT it's basically impossible to block them a
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by abc03 5y ago
When I lived in the States 10 years ago, my employer had to to get me an international bank account (with credit card) and a cell phone. I had to wait six months to do anything.
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by abc03 5y ago
I recommmend PyimagesearchGuru ( https://www.pyimagesearch.com/ ) for real-world applications.

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