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housingisaright
3y ago
I know of 0 friends who needs to go to an office currently. Most do to meet co-workers occasionally. I work in Sweden
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housingisaright
3y ago
I love only having a bike in the city. So convenient and helps keeping my energy up. Worst part of living in Stockholm is that it is completely inconvenient in most cases if you actually wanna go to the city.
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housingisaright
4y ago
is this a serious comment? Of the tech companies I or acquaintances have worked at, I've personally 'believed in the viability' of maybe 25%. If the tech / pay is good enough I could see myself work at them for sure sinc
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housingisaright
4y ago
Isn’t it a joke?
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housingisaright
4y ago
wouldnt say its all sudden, this article has been linked multiple times before and there is probably 2-4 go hate threads per months on HN.
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housingisaright
4y ago
Depends how you look at it. I think they are well aware of their reputation and probably does not want to make it any worse.
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housingisaright
4y ago
How you like to cook pasta aside. This is so dumb. No one is going to solve the climate crisis with not boiling the pasta while certain companies is reaponaible for basically all emissions. What is the word for this? When you try socialise
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housingisaright
4y ago
cars or other vehicles required to provide services prohibited. The aim is to make people use other modes of transportation than their cars in these areas.
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housingisaright
4y ago
US is extremely car dependant while being the biggest economy in the world. I don't think there is any other reason. The logical thing would be to make cities less car-dependant but I'm sure there is strong economic interests that
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housingisaright
4y ago
? who else would've done it? Stop pretending. 'Maybe not russia??' is an exciting idea, but this is not a Tom Clancy novel and no such groups in Europe exists. Especially that would have the resources to carry out an attack l
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housingisaright
4y ago
IDK if this comment is sarcastic or not, but this whole situation is due to Europe being naive about buying gas 'easily'.
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housingisaright
4y ago
Sweden-Norway is getting improved, the railroad between åre-trondheim has been 2 separate trains due to the Norwegian train not being electrified. Which is now being worked on. Trains in the northern parts of Sweden will always be sparse du
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housingisaright
4y ago
Salaries in the eu is most def. Lower than us, but earning 100k with a couple years experience is pretty common in London/Berlin/Scandinavia etc. Biggest difference is that not a lot of people are earning 200k+ salaries in eu.
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housingisaright
4y ago
How do I report a comment on HN? These comments can’t be serious
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housingisaright
4y ago
What do you mean? Checkout layoffs.fyi for recent layoffs in tech, plenty of layoffs in US. I have to say I'm not very surprised by any of these companies except maybe Klarna. Fast-delivery companies which probably never can be profita
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4y ago
Are these grocery-delivery services popular in the states / somwehere else? Never understood the market for them in the EU. Either you live in a city, have - at worst - 10-15 min to walk to a store, or you live outside a city where it
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4y ago
If something like this happens and I realise there is 0% I want this job - I just mentally check out & stop answering questions as well as I can etc. Although I think it is better to be honest about how you feel, end the interview and a