Aram Hamawandy

@NopolarP @GadSaad Tack för svar. Glad att höra att boken inte är tryckt än, då finns det fortf tid att göra om och göra rätt :) skämt åsido, jag hoppas ni överväger ändringen, översättning är ju ingen exakt vetenskap, därför finns det bättre och sämre översättningar. allt gott

@aramhamawandy @GadSaad Hej Aram! Kul, tack för dina tankar och synpunkter! Bär det med mig, men vi får se vad som händer. Boken är ju inte tryckt än. Översättning är ju ingen exakt vetenskap. Intressant är den i varje fall! Allt gott, Björn Nordquist, förläggare

Swedish edition of Suicidal Empathy!

@DIFDEN1891 @GadSaad 🙏🙏

@aramhamawandy @GadSaad Sant, snäll till döds är nog bästa alternativet. Missed opportunity.

@DIFDEN1891 @GadSaad Tack för du håller med, men håller inte med dig gällande god. Författarens ursprungliga citat pekar inte åt godhetssignalering, även om boken handlar om det. Citatet var jo inte "dying to be virtuous"

@aramhamawandy @GadSaad God är rätt då det kopplar till godhetssignalering. Men god till döds eller god in i döden hade varit bättre

@i_bumb @EvelinaHahne I don't think you know what subliminal means.

@aramhamawandy @EvelinaHahne Samir will not get any subliminal message, because he does not care.

"Anita loves TikTok.
Samir too. With headphones.” Swedish ad in the commute system suggests that Swedish women are the cause of noise and chaos on trains. Anyone who's actually commuted in Sweden knows exactly which type of people are creating the problems...

I got rejected today by @Dune 🙏

I applied today for a job at @Spotify

I got rejected today by Atoms 🙏

I applied today for a job at @Dune

I applied today for a job at @calcom

I applied today for a job at Atoms, @travisk

I got rejected today by @SafetyWing 🙏

@hispanicnomad That's also true. La madre que los parió los dueños de los gym.

@aramhamawandy Problem is, if you go for just a few days to each place, you normally can’t access them Or have to pay for a full month

My fellow nomads What do you prefer for long term travel?

@levelsio It was a very generous right that may have been useful for the early diaspora, but was probably just being abused today.

Funniest part of it that this was mostly Brazilians with Italian heritage getting passports A demographic that's high educated and high income and culturally aligned with Italy and Europe, I mean they're genetically Italian! Instead they'll now give away passports to low educated welfare seekers without income from cultures that hate them It seems European governments enemy is immigrants that are a net positive addition to their culture while wanting to bring in more people that want to destroy their societies

Dear @dashlane, If you disable file upload on your @ada_cx chat widget, you should instruct the AI agent to automatically suggest email ticketing. Also, why keep support@dashlane.com a secret? You are saving zero time and creating friction.

@readswithravi Most books in the comments so far already got the attention they deserve, some even undeserved attention

What book deserves more attention than it gets?

@hispanicnomad The islands just made their own remixes

Latin American Spanish accents ranked by how much I actually like them 👇 ABSOLUTE FAVORITES: 🇦🇷 Argentina: The Italian swagger is real, and I'm here for it 🇨🇴 Colombia (Paisa): Pure music to my ears 🇺🇾 Uruguay: Argentina's chill older sibling. Calmer version of the porteño accent GENUINELY ENJOY: 🇻🇪 Venezuela: The underrated middle child. There's something calming about this accent 🇵🇪 Peru: When textbook Spanish decides to have personality 🇪🇨 Ecuador: The reliable friend DECENT ENOUGH: 🇲🇽 Mexico: Fast-paced but I'm keeping up 🇨🇴 Colombia (Costeño): They sound like they're perpetually late for something. Genuinely funny when you get used to it CHALLENGING: 🇵🇾 Paraguay: Guaraní threw a wrench in everything 🇨🇱 Chile: Did they invent their own language and not tell anyone? NOT RECOMMENDED FOR YOUR SANITY: 🇨🇺 Cuba: Speed meets consonant deletion = linguistic chaos 🇩🇴 Dominican Republic: Where vowels go to disappear

@iamharaldur I get you, I guess my reply came across as criticism (not intended). Just pointing out to anyone who reads about your journey, that the inner work can always begin sooner rather than later. And I'm happy for you.