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by 1337biz 6y ago
> It's just a bunch of rich people in the end. The election is over. You can stop peddling bs. Thus far in 2020, Gallup finds 55% of Americans reporting that they own stock, based on polls conducted in March and April. This is ident
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by 1337biz 6y ago
Because peer-reviewed ist often also friend-reviewed. If you attend conferences you know most of the time who is pushing which topic and in your field. And seen the draft version at the conference.
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by 1337biz 6y ago
Congratulations! Are there any plans for international customer bank accounts in the pipeline or is it US centric so far?
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by 1337biz 6y ago
And with enough outrage every bug can be viewed as an intentional effort to discriminate. Probably just lawyer speak to be prepared for the next wave ouf outrage.
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by 1337biz 6y ago
Just switch back to the old design in your setting. But it is probably also time to look for something new - I am on that journey too. I was once a super heavy Reddit user but the environment has become so toxic and twitter. It followed a d
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Ask HN: How do I learn (advanced) performance marketing?
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by 1337biz 7y ago
On the website you are showing 7 trends for free. So I created an account in the assumption that I can see more for free. But when I logged in I can only see 6 for free and then you are trying to upsell me. That doesn't make sense.
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by 1337biz 7y ago
I believe this 100% to be true. Considering that under certain conditions the virus can stay in the air for up to 3 hours, masks definitely are helpful.
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by 1337biz 7y ago
Aren't all metrics targets?
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by 1337biz 7y ago
I would go even further - passion is the promise to stuff an employee's life with emotional bullshit. Some people actually need this from work, in particular those who have very little interests outside work. That's why it works b
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by 1337biz 7y ago
Tempting to buy. I bet some bullshitters are going to revitalize them.
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by 1337biz 7y ago
People who have lived through previous 'this is going to kill us all' doomsday cycles are just a lot harder to convince. My parents are the same. The oil crisis in the 70s, death of the forests in the 80s, the ozone hole in the 90
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by 1337biz 7y ago
How is a random clickbait Twitter post making it to the hn frontpage? This is just a random dude venting against Kroger putting a few security cameras on their parking lot.
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by 1337biz 7y ago
We are currently witnessing this experiemnt play out in the real world. Let's see in how far Bloomberg is able to buy a larger audience for his campaign.
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by 1337biz 7y ago
Wallstreetbets is the 4chan of investing. I would take that with a grain of salt...
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by 1337biz 7y ago
Interesting concept but I am sceptical when it comes towards operationalizing social interactions. From my perspective these operationalizations come from positions of weakness of charisma and self-criticism. If someone has very little sel
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by 1337biz 7y ago
I am greatful for fuck ups like these. They are doing a lot much more good than harm. For the public who does not read further than the headlines this increases their scepticism agains digital and online voting. Much more than any security
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by 1337biz 7y ago
Ah yes, played around with DaVinci resolve a while ago as well. Guess I have to work through a few more tutorials. I sill don't get the lut concept and find it much fast to just upload them on my phone and run the video through Vsco.
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by 1337biz 7y ago
Thought about doing the same. What's your plan to learn it?
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by 1337biz 7y ago
Historic risk aversion. The two wars, the DDR, the Eurozone. Germans have experienced over and over again that they can't count on the government to make good decisions for their money. I know quite a few who try to keep their bank bal
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by 1337biz 7y ago
I am against giving up any rights of individual freedom whatever so small the real value thereof is. I see it as a matter of gradually eroding the right of anonymous transaction/cash from the top and the bottom. They went after the 500
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by 1337biz 7y ago
This is too obvious. With the "only criminals use it" argument you have a much easier time convincing people how great the idea is.
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by 1337biz 7y ago
Well, I am no expert but let me play the futurist here. After they killed the 200 Euro note it is going to be the 100 Euro note that is going to be used by those damn criminals! It is in essence part of the same eradicating rights movement
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by 1337biz 7y ago
That PowerPoint is the backbone that keeps organizations together. It's like drawing books for toddlers. Keeps them busy for hours, everyone knows how to do it, when it's well done they are complimented and have silly talks about
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by 1337biz 7y ago
> Also, since I don't have a Smartphone, nor Facebook, Google or whatever account, it is even harder to get into contact with people. You really should ask yourself why other people should go out of their regular way of communicatin
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by 1337biz 7y ago
Have we ever seen social networks succeed that were not primarily driven by highschool kids? (except work oriented ones, e.g. LinkedIn/tech communities and pre-www communities)
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by 1337biz 7y ago
This is incredibly negative. You could make the same comment about any public form of communication. Speeches, articles, heck even a Twitter post. This is an absolutely destructive viewpoint in particular for all those brilliant people who
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by 1337biz 7y ago
Don't remember where I picked that one up but I like the saying: There are very few challenges in life that couldn't be made easier to overcome by knowing the right people.
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by 1337biz 7y ago
But for some people it takes forever to actually see results. Even by following strict dietary plans and trainings regimes it is just super slowish to see the impact.
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by 1337biz 7y ago
Depending on which ideology you follow one could also make the case that this happens in first world nation that already have a problem with lower and lower birthrates.

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