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father_of_two
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Comment #22716654
> Foreigners who have been in the following countries in the prior 14 days: Iceland, Ireland, Angola, Italy, Iran, Estonia, Austria, Netherlands, San Marino, Switzerland, Sweden, S…
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Comment #9538742
Ditto. We have been hearing so many negative things about the US that it really scares even to think going there, being it as a tourist, on business, whatever.
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Comment #9495535
Mugabe honest?!
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Comment #9493721
I don't know about Crew but Toptal seems just like remote body shopping. Seems the freelancer gets locked in working for toptal. Not a real freelancing scheme like odesk and such.
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Comment #9493573
They could just have rebranded themselves as "cheap" or "bottom" because that's what those platforms promote. I appreciate the efforts they've tried to improve the platform(s) but …
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Comment #9493233
Even SV clients get as cheap as they can. I had one -- from SF bay, not exactly SV -- which agreed to pay me 75$ to create a function to write text into images at two different pos…
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Comment #9455073
In many other European countries it is difficult (or impossible?) to find subscriptions with similar pricing. It's pretty much leveled, give it or take it a few. Here's a current P…
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Comment #9452477
You can use one of those "world sim" cards to get cheaper connectivity when you cross the border. Check http://airbalticcard.com/ for example.
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Comment #9450989
wodenokoto, don't get me wrong. I'm not even a native English speaker, let alone an US or UK citizen. But this issue is just overwhelming. I recon that Asian countries, not only Ja…
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Comment #9449348
Oh the languages again. Many people don't know that it was the US, and not the UK, who mostly contributed to the spread of English -- of course one might argue that US talk English…
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Comment #9442434
When medium articles are too long to read. That was just kidding, though.
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Comment #9421287
Click-bait alert! This is just an US article about Europe, which falls in the same spectrum of English telling History or Silvia Saint praising virginity. much of Europe lags behin…
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Comment #9413121
Ask not why some people are so smart, ask why so many are dumb. :)
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Comment #9407125
(...) jobless builders presented her with a gift: a life-size sculpture of a hand with a raised middle digit. She keeps the artifact prominently displayed on a coffee table at her …
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Comment #9404709
Another give-away against open-offices is that people who decides them usually reserve a single office for thy selves. A real story: a given company moved to new, but existing, ins…
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Comment #9404633
I started my career working at a team room, which was exclusive for the technical people and had no more than 7 people at its peak. Then progressively went from open-office to open…
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Comment #9401560
"I have a football team, therefore I exist." I'm sure Descartes would rephrase his famous though to something like the above, had he been contemporaneous of us (and tweet it as wel…
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Comment #9395609
The footer alludes to that: "Peter Norvig (Copyright 2001—2014)" I tracked the page on web archive, and it existed at least since 1998. Here is a funny edit over the years: 1998: L…
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Comment #9384968
Here's a variant of the last solution the author presented, using a Counter of each word, instead a sorted list of words' chars, as normalization. cnt=Counter(tuple(Counter(w).iter…
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Comment #9384378
Hey, very nice. I knew about the "new" format() but didn't know it was so powerful.
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Comment #9384294
There is also scsh (scheme shell - http://scsh.net/ ) although not being maintained anymore.
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Comment #9383752
As an EU citizen and consumer, here's my message to European Commission: SCREW YOU! I would like to know why is it so hard (and expensive) to buy a car on a foreign EU country and …
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Comment #9376190
I'm not surprised with Singapore's kids being smart, but Albert and Bernard really impressed me :) Here's a solver in python (just an hack, don't unleash hate on me). import collec…