jibbirish

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by jibbirish 5mo ago
The way they go about this is still a bit weird / government like. Individual municipalities write tenders for software companies to contribute to these projects. The Vereniging Nederlandse Gemeente is hosting the specific committees t
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by jibbirish 5mo ago
In the Netherlands municipalities have been collaborating for years already to build an open source ecosystem: https://commonground.nl/ We have 342 municipalities, all buying the same apps (from 3 or 4 vendors) to deliver b
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by jibbirish 4y ago
This heavily depends on which part of policies you take into account. Many European countries are shifting to the right concerning migration. But when looking at the fiscal / economic policies of for example the PVV in the Netherlands
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Hotjar blocks its use on the Trump-Pence campaign merchandise website(hotjar.com)
2 points by jibbirish 6y ago|0 comments
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by jibbirish 7y ago
This actually became very obvious 3 weeks ago, when a majority of employers shut down their work from home services because of the Citrix Netscaler vulnerability . There were major traffic jams the following Monday morning which were aptly
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by jibbirish 10y ago
http://www.reuters.com/article/us-daimler-electric-idUSKCN11... Daimler is planning six to nine new electric cars between 2018 and 2024, while also unveiling a new electric model next month on the Paris motor show.
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by jibbirish 10y ago
But the security checks are a bitch though and there tend to be long queues especially during business flight hours. In general you want to be about 30-45 minutes at the airport before your flight.
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by jibbirish 12y ago
I would say thuisbezorgd.nl / takeaway.com is a good competitor? They just raised 74 mil. http://startupjuncture.com/2014/04/10/contender-for-food-del...
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by jibbirish 13y ago
They actually have to be open during take-off/landing, in case of a crash the rescue crew has to be able to look inside the plane from the outside.
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by jibbirish 14y ago
But do you experience the same limits as stated on Skeptoid? Are your reading at 500-600 words per minute, with full comprehension, or even faster?
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by jibbirish 14y ago
I have had a few workshops on speed reading at my university, and what those guys said about subvocalization was something along the lines of: We learn to read when we are about 6 years old, how do we learn this? By sitting in a classroom a
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by jibbirish 14y ago
I am currently doing my bachelor thesis, and a part of my theoretical framework addresses these two kinds of shoppers. There is actually quite some academic research on the subject. According to Swanson (1992) gratification can be categoriz
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by jibbirish 14y ago
This is the very core of our scientific method (critical rationalism, Karl Popper [1]), theoretical models can only be used in science when they can be falsified. That is why we call them hypothesis (from the Greek word for assumption [2]).