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jibbirish
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About jibbirish
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Comment #47952368
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 Ne…
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Comment #47946294
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 s…
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Comment #34833497
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 / econo…
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Comment #22265146
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…
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Comment #12429536
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 n…
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Comment #12266754
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 be…
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Comment #8003850
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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Comment #5478259
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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Comment #5278188
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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Comment #5278179
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 …
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Comment #5274270
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…
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Comment #5124407
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 ca…