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ygram
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Comment #33072286
It is illegal to own people in Sweden, so you can't steal them.
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Comment #32550239
If you want to buy an EV today you are looking at months and months of waiting for the car to be produced and delivered. Sales numbers right now reflect production capacity more th…
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Comment #32461415
Do people ever try to negotiate higher salary instead of health endurance from employer and then have a private one instead?
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Comment #32461097
I have never understood why health ensurance is handled by the employer in the US, why don't people buy private health insurance instead? It feels insane to put yourself in that ki…
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Comment #31743952
It's the same for all languages, premature abstraction is a plauge in this industry.
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Comment #30350940
I think the current state of things is pretty sad. I only subscribe when I use the service a lot, I would like to subscribe to more services (to avoid being the product) but they a…
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Comment #30306547
I find it easier to get work on a short notice. But that requires a stable economic situation. Personally I don't mind going without work for a month or two, I even like it. May be…
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Comment #29100049
You need to own the domain in your email adress, then the email provider does not matter that much.
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Comment #28621255
Your coworker is better, sounds like you spend a lot of time on premature generalisation.
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Comment #27248832
If you are injured or get sick in that situation you can fall into a hole that you never get out of.
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Comment #26927256
Well, there are plenty of companies operating in for example Stockholm, Oslo and Helsinki. Just like regular bicycles thre are more riders in the summer than in thr winter.
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Comment #25293391
Python got async/await in 2015, so not exactly new.
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Comment #24508116
Why does it matter?