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robertnn
4y ago
Interesting, thanks for clarifying.
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robertnn
4y ago
Another Swede here. I have never heard any of this before. Who told you this? I mean.. health insurance? You mean if you have supplemental private insurance? Mortgage? I have a mortgage and they have no access to any kind of health informat
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robertnn
6y ago
Why? Many banks are already making lots of money, regardless if you know how they make their money or not. I definitely do not agree that "its about time" to pay for having an account.
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robertnn
6y ago
I really enjoy stories like this. Thanks for sharing. Must have been really satisfying to get it working!
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robertnn
6y ago
So what are you saying? That we should sacrifice security (as explained in sibling comments) in order to allow grandmas to create their own web pages?
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robertnn
6y ago
*Sweden
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robertnn
6y ago
Working as a software developer in the medical industry, I'm not at all surprised. Fax machines are everywhere in hospitals. In some sense I see it almost as a failure every time a fax is being sent.. but from a more objective view, th
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robertnn
9y ago
It's easy to jump to conclusions on why you'd post this quote here.. Instead, maybe you could expand on what this quote means to you (in this context)?
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[2016] Idle-Time Garbage-Collection Scheduling
(queue.acm.org)
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robertnn
9y ago
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robertnn
10y ago
I had to look it up. That's a very useful sentence... ;-)
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robertnn
11y ago
I'm sorry, but I'm having a hard time relating to this. In Sweden, we have had chip cards for a very long time (it feels like), and I've never heard anyone complain that it takes so much longer than swiping. I guess you'
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robertnn
11y ago
I'm Swedish, and there are definitely people that are away for long periods of time (usually paternity leave), but was it really that many people that you never met? :-) How long did you work there? Not trying to be snarky, I just want
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robertnn
12y ago
I don't know if it was a typo or if I'm not understanding you correctly, but 100MBit is certainly nothing special in Sweden. Plus, I pay only about $50/month for it. Maybe instead of 'world' you actually meant the U
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robertnn
12y ago
Right. I haven't been doing this for too long so I'm worried that one day I'll only have skills that will no longer be in high demand, but I agree about the focus - it's better to focus on a few things and do them good i
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Ask HN: How do you keep up with new technologies?
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robertnn
12y ago
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robertnn
12y ago
Why would the worst case change if you use a random number for choosing the pivot?
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robertnn
13y ago
Since it was a bit slow for me, cached version: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:_RNpf-T...
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robertnn
13y ago
Works for me in chrome as well.
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robertnn
13y ago
Vi != Vim
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robertnn
14y ago
I'm (very) annoyed that I had to link the account to Facebook. I tried clicking "skip this" (or equivalent) but that link didn't work.
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robertnn
14y ago
This seems like a really useful tool! Would be very nice to have this integrated in the build process and get warnings for each issue found.
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14y ago
Lots of people implicitly expects them to be working in the long run. Lots of people will read a tutorial on how to get the cool animation X and the tutorial will only include the -webkit-property, and the reader won't even bother that he i