niente

And when the old sources go (and they inevitable do), that will be lost as well, and popular music fades away, al niente.

Those Cinghalese lobbing around in the sun, in dolce far niente.

It’s Italy’s dolce far niente, but with less style.

In this context Linux has won nothing, nada, niente.

> there has been 0, zero, niente, nada, rien proper discussion in the EU on WHY UK left!

>Even so, the apparent belief in balancing hard work with il dolce far niente, the sweetness of doing nothing, always struck me.

This gentleman is seen with a maid of seventeen A-taking of his dolce far niente And wonders he’d achieve, for he asks us to believe She’s his mother, and he’s nearly five-and-twenty!

>0, zero, niente, nada, rien proper discussion in the EU on WHY UK left!

>exists even when no-one is currently thinking of it Again, who cares, it's by definition undefined, null, niente, the inbetween state of a ternary logic.

And when I saw no documentation at all - zero - nada - niente, I completely lost interest in looking more into the project (I was quite enthusiastic, given your description, so seeing no docs was an incredible turn-off).

So I think it's safe to say: the social workers in Denmark, who actually work with children, doesn't require any education at all, nothing, nada, zero, niente, just like everywhere else, and clearly: some don't even know the language the children speak.

The Italians have "Dolce Far Niente" - and the few I know and talk to on a regular basis consider it a commandment - it is like an activity.

One of the fascist mottos was “Tutto nello Stato, niente al di fuori dello Stato, nulla contro lo Stato.” (Everything in the State, nothing outside the State, nothing against the State).

> The next time we (all) might have a chance to get close to ancient levels of "dolce far niente" for a majority of people, is probably in a post-scarcity society with fully autonomous robot assistants There's plenty of nuance in the space between mass-precarity and mass-decadence.