how often do you need to check?

depends on the purpose

I guess for your use case not really

The problen here is, who do you want as a source of truth on the currency rate?

Be the change

maybe american ones? in europe you need to be really tone deaf to not realise that most bands are progressive af

oh, you are not overreacting

95% of people in Europe would not be able to tell you what ICE in the us is, nor what it does right now.

I really hope it was a really poor taste joke

Europe does not care about american politics as much as americans like to think we do. Not everyone associates trump with nazi instantly. I do not want to attribute to being a nazi something that can be explained by willingness to make an extremely crass joke.

I wish more people were aware of it and not simply thought “green means go”.

Even if you have a green light at the crossrowds you shouldn’t drive if you can see that you have no way of exiting the crossroads and would block others e.g. there is a traffic jam on the road you want to drive into.

(at least in Poland)

why github and not codeberg?

that’s political I guess

There is a foss alternative to split wise.

https://github.com/spliit-app

for the sake of fun give me a sentence to pronounce

What I mean by subset is: a Polish person will pronounce every finnish word correctly and a Finnish person will pronounce most of Polish words correctly.

Finnish pronunciation feels to me like a subset of Polish. The only difference is the stressed syllable.

You are saying you never read two vowels in a row? You just make them longer?

After writing that I see that contradicts the “subset” sentence.

😡

tsen-taür, where ü is not an umlaut, but a diaeresis meaning that you pronounce the second vowel in a row, like in naïve or coöperation.

I come from Poland and we read in a consistent way.

The way shit’s written \s.

Such a question would make no sense in Polish.

https://www.newyorker.com/culture/culture-desk/the-curse-of-the-diaeresis

they are above the episode description