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by interactivecode 2y ago
I think it's because all the financial systems for 95% of daily life are not tied to your identity in the same way as in the US. There is no long trail of credit and debt that will chase you, requiring validation and checks at every st
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by interactivecode 2y ago
The point is that when your job has an "larger than normal" impact on the course of someone's life you should not be able to ignore that responsibility. Responsibility should be matched with equal sized accountability. I&#x27
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by interactivecode 2y ago
If they would only verify quality and provide safe APIs and paths to safely integrate they can have their platform. The issue is that they are both managing the plantform and (unfairly) participating themselves. If they had one set of APIs
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by interactivecode 3y ago
Dictators and monopolies are always very rich.
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by interactivecode 3y ago
haha, have you seen how many problems the UK created for themselves when they left the EU? It's better to be a part of Europe than not.
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by interactivecode 3y ago
yes and no. They are free to live and work anywhere in the EU, but through multiple rules they are obligated to pay income, city and employment taxes in the country they live and work. I've heard that there are long term goals of unify
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by interactivecode 3y ago
> "try again, better this time" this is so true and kind of hilarious to see Americans not understand this. When a regulation happens and it's day to day effects are not working out great. The answer will always be to regu
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by interactivecode 3y ago
you can just use your debit card, the only thing you need to do is raise your limit in advance. no need to carry that much cash around.
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by interactivecode 3y ago
Embrace, extend, and extinguish
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by interactivecode 3y ago
Healthcare is kinda shit in The Netherlands. Long waiting lists even for simple things. Never actually prescribing medication but instead over prescribing paracetamol. Only being able to get a set amount for appointments regardless of actua
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by interactivecode 3y ago
Why? Do interstates also have border check points?
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by interactivecode 3y ago
Perhaps we should have a system where there is a basic level of housing available for anyone to afford. And anyone who wants something with any luxuries can rent something from a business / landlord? That way private landlords can run
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by interactivecode 3y ago
or actually split it out into reasonable chunks of code. It's the compiler encouraging you to create smaller views. This is better for rerendering performance and code quality
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by interactivecode 3y ago
At the same time Tesla / Musk is at trial over manipulation of the stock price: https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2023/jan/28/tesla-tri... (as a side note I think exactly this is the reason Mus
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by interactivecode 3y ago
Sure canvas can render text, but its filled with problems and limitations. It doesn’t do linewrapping or any of the font rendering correctly. Doesn’t do aliasing correctly. It needs so much hand holding and manual handling to render semi de
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by interactivecode 3y ago
And the moment china stops US companies from buying silicon, the US will throw a fit.
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by interactivecode 3y ago
So the 4% of total number of farms accounts for 81% of value of all agricultural products?
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by interactivecode 3y ago
Perhaps when companies or departments get to that scale they should get the responsibilities of a country like France. think employee protections, voting about decisions and direction, etc...
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by interactivecode 3y ago
From the linked article: > It has more than $700 million in cash on its balance sheet and the goal to become profitable this year So they clearly have the money to pay their employees. But instead of building a better product they instea
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by interactivecode 3y ago
I really believe that if you make billions in profits you should not be allowed to fire people like this. There are so many things you can do to keep people productive when priorities change before you mess up their lives. At a certain size
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by interactivecode 3y ago
I mean it's apple, that's not a stretch
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by interactivecode 3y ago
You should give it an other go building on SwiftData and the new Observation API’s. They made leaps and bounds and it’s so much better now! I’m having a lot of fun with it at the moment. If you stay within the bounds of how they encourage y
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by interactivecode 3y ago
The great strength of SwiftUI is that until they have caught up with UIKit and AppKit you can just drop down to those frameworks. So you can use SwiftUI in 95% of your app and where you run into limitions you can use the lowerlevel NSCollec
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by interactivecode 3y ago
Doordash could just employ delivery drivers to solve this problem. No need for a 100% at will temp work force. They could just hire people part time or full time. And if work is really that surgy they could just have workers on call. Why do
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by interactivecode 3y ago
Indeed, it would be better if doordash would just hire full time employees. And vet them before hiring with a regular interview process. Instead of constant punitive surveillance with the threat of instant unemployment. Can you imagine if
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by interactivecode 3y ago
So does it include health and sick pay for when you get injured or older and you’re less mobile? Cycling all the time could be way more taxing than driving.
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by interactivecode 3y ago
outdoor climbing is also usually a completely different style. I've found that often outdoor routes have way more focus on leg work. and that find a good hand hold is way more determined by how well you can read the route rather than h
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by interactivecode 3y ago
Anyways the whole discussion is moot, tracking of users is illegal. Im sure slavery versus freedom of employment also has a huge impact on the amount of revenue a farm might have. Protections and regulations are usually created for a reason
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by interactivecode 3y ago
not a lot usually. "popular" places like the guardian are way less visited than you might think. In a similar vein a best seller book is only 5000 - 10000 books.
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by interactivecode 3y ago
Indeed, though that wasn't AI, that was direct discrimination and racism hidden behind a thin layer of policy. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dutch_childcare_benefits_scand...

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