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by krfsm 2y ago
Does that last bit about "any civil money penalty" mean you can pay your fines with your own meme coin at face value, without having to sell them and thereby tank the value?
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by krfsm 3y ago
Note that she left the Left Party in 1992, and instead joined the Social Democrats. So she's been a member of the national parliament as a representative of the Social Democrats. This is relevant as the Social Democrats are pro chat co
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by krfsm 4y ago
Note that in 2013 there weren't many streaming services available in the polled countries. Netflix first appeared in UK and Sweden by 2012, and was probably not available at all in the other polled countries. So it's more likely t
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by krfsm 4y ago
Improved privacy without bad UX is super simple: Have privacy by default, and don't use personal information for things which the user hasn't asked for. But the metrics/tracking crowd - especially the ad vendors - hate that,
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by krfsm 4y ago
Yes and no. The main aspect is that ethereum mining is much bigger than all alternative GPU-mineable coins. When I checked it using whattomine back in January, ethereum mining was roughly 16 times bigger than all others combined. Since the
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by krfsm 4y ago
In their home market in Sweden, they are one of the largest providers of checkout services for e-commerce. It's pretty much a Stripe competitor, plus BNPL.
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by krfsm 4y ago
The relevant part is this "LAS gäller för alla arbetstagare med undantag för de i företagsledande ställning. Lagen är tvingande, men kan inskränkas genom kollektivavtalsskrivelser." The law covers all employers and employees regar
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by krfsm 4y ago
Turris Omnia ( https://www.turris.com/en/omnia/overview/ ) kind of fits your bill, but it's more 2020 than 2022. The main downside is that it doesn't support WiFi6, so you're stuck with 3x3 MIM
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by krfsm 5y ago
As others have said, those other coins will get increased competition splitting the mining returns. Unfortunately (for the miners), Ethereum is vastly bigger than all the other coins. I checked whattomine a few days ago and compared the has
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by krfsm 5y ago
In everything except the most exceptional circumstances knowing what to build will be a blend of written requirements and shared knowledge within the team. You can advocate for comprehensive requirements which pushes the effort towards the
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by krfsm 5y ago
My POV from Sweden, where the adoption rate is roughly the same. From the merchant's perspective: - There is a law regarding cash registries, to prevent tax evasion by cash accepting businesses. The cost for getting a compliant cash re
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by krfsm 5y ago
They only mention the problem with banks not wanting to handle cash any more, which leaves people who still depend on cash with few options. Some issues not listed i the article, but which I have noticed here in Sweden: - Many shops are no
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by krfsm 8y ago
It seems people reuse the API which is used by the app. An example: https://www.npmjs.com/package/flick-electric-api So it provides pricing info, not any home automation.
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by krfsm 8y ago
Klarna Inc. is a subsidiary. The parent company is headquartered in Stockholm, Sweden.
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by krfsm 8y ago
There are limitations, namely: "There must not be a conflict of interest between the duties of the individual as a DPO and her other duties, if any." Specifically they recommend against also being the data controller. I.e. you sho
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by krfsm 9y ago
Somebody could do the TDD movement a great big favour and write a TDD instruction for people who actually already know how to write tests. There probably are good resources about this somewhere, but compared to the impression of "TDD p
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by krfsm 9y ago
UBI will work even in an environment where many people have no marketable skills, while negative income tax would just be the state sponsoring activities with no real value. We're not there yet, but the odds of ending up there sooner o
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by krfsm 9y ago
There were courses using haskell before monads were the smash hit they are now. In particular haskell didn't have monadic IO then. On the other hand, variants such as gofer were pretty simple.
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by krfsm 9y ago
If you don't include the cost of mining hardware, you're probably not making a fair comparison. (Then you have the philosophical question about what is a reasonable comparison target.)
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by krfsm 11y ago
As most people aren't unique snowflakes when it comes to mate preferences, the likelihood of being the only woman fancying a certain man is low. With Tinder women trade the obnoxious problem of heaps of unwanted attention for the less
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by krfsm 12y ago
I tend to agree with Tom DeMarco on this issue: "This leads us to the odd conclusion that strict control is something that matters a lot on relatively useless projects and much less on useful projects. It suggests that the more you foc
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by krfsm 12y ago
What's up with Bulgaria vs Romania? One's at the top and the other at the bottom.
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by krfsm 12y ago
One case of unexpected behavior which is best described in comments is when the simple and obvious solution to the problem is wrong, and has already been discarded. (Preferably the reasons for discarding the simple solution should be provid
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by krfsm 12y ago
Maybe not the cheapest solution, but robotic lawn mowers are popular where I live.
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by krfsm 12y ago
>My wife asking, “Hey, when you have a minute could you do X?” This line got me thinking it would be cool with an app where you can ask this kind of things, and the message will only be announced when the user is unlikely to be busy. (Tr
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by krfsm 12y ago
> It's easy to reply to this phrasing with a canned answer and very little though. "Experience, skill, and a positive attitude." If someone gave this answer to you and you're the candidate asking the question it is ba
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by krfsm 12y ago
Actually, for a videogame community, the MWO community is pretty mature and helpful. But if people spend $100+ on a promise of a game concept and no progress towards that happens in a couple of years, they will get grumpy even if mild tempe
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by krfsm 12y ago
Given that it's been a mystery which patents Android might be infringing, what is the likelihood that those patents fill their original purpose of promoting progress? (Beyond the effects obtained by simply implementing them and selling
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by krfsm 12y ago
Considering Stalin's swift elimination of all his political rivals, it's reasonable to assume not everybody shared his political vision.
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by krfsm 12y ago
It turned out agile processes contained a bunch of important but unpleasant aspects - business people needed to be much more present in daily development, while developers needed to meet with business people much more frequently (often at s

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