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Melting glacier destroys village in Swiss Alps

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Stockholm to ban petrol and diesel cars from centre from 2025

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No Pain, No Gain (William Davies on the changing political economy)

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The boring technology behind a one-person Internet company (2018)

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The Disappointment of 5G

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Ask HN: Best multi-language Redis-backed task queue?

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Ask HN: How to intentionally throttle CPU on a M1 MacBook?

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Vintage photos of the Romanovs at the 1903 Costume Ball

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Top French bureaucrats: We won’t be enslaved by robots

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The ejector seats that fire through the floor

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The truth about hydrogen [DW]

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1985 diethylene glycol wine scandal

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Spain's solar energy crisis: people bankrupt after investing in solar panels

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Valencia's irrigation system is now a model for sustainable farming

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Germany doesn't rule out closing Telegram – interior minister

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The state of Linux as a daily use OS in 2021

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Webpack? esbuild? Why not both?

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COP26: Germany fails to sign up to 2040 combustion engine phaseout

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Workers in Portugal could see healthier work-life balance under new labour laws

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Dopamine, Smartphones and You: A battle for your time

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simplifaster.com 4y ago

How ‘Trainable’ Is VO2 Max Really? – A Case Study (2019)

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www.bbc.com 5y ago

Florida governor signs bill to ban Big Tech 'deplatforming'

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Wuhan Lab Staff Hospitalized with Covid-Like Symptoms Before Outbreak

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The company where colleagues decide your salary

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Apple to face Epic Games in court

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Green gold: Avocado farming on the rise in Africa

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Amazon rainforest: European car manufacturers linked to illegal deforestation

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Amazon workers vote against union in Alabama

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US group threatens to use stolen Confederate statue as 'a toilet'

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Germany considers more freedoms for vaccinated people

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Not answering your question directly but accounting and taxes are a thing everywhere. EU rules make accounting for companies quite complicated.

Focus on your business, open the smallest and simplest entity you can to validate your product before spending time and money optimizing or scaling things. That being said, I’m familiar with GmbHs in Germany and I would advise against going this route unless funding is available. Try a sole proprietorship instead if possible.

Too little too late. Used to be a JetBrains user and subscriber when IDEA was the best Java IDE. They lost me with the excessive product segmentation in the pursuit for profits.

For example, Python is heavily used for web dev where you need to do both backend and frontend. Neither PyCharm nor WebStorm alone offers what I need in one app.

VS Code with clangd is what I use now when I need to code C++.

I wonder what’s wrong with Firefox? What is the bottleneck? The JavaScript engine? I’m guessing the thing is compiled to wasm anyway.

This. I was researching uv to replace my pipenv+pyenv setup, but after reading up a bit I decided to just give up. Pipenv is just straightforward and “just works”. Aside from being slow, not much is wrong with it. I’m not in the mood to start configuring uv, a tool that should take me 2 minutes and a “uv —-help” to learn.

enter a sort of maintenance mode

There exists such a mode: it's called dividend distribution. But currently DBX and many other tech companies aren't paying any dividends to stock holders. So if it's not growing and not paying dividends, what is the company doing?

Fruit that I would consider as good food have a lower GI than your favorite cereal, so your argument that there exists high GI food that works well as good food, doesn’t stand. Bad example. There’s definitely fruit out there that I would only rarely touch.