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by 1337biz 7y ago
His tutorials were amongst the best I have seen on financial analysis. Problematic character but genius level skills and talents that he was willing to share.
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by 1337biz 7y ago
I don't think it is essential to the message unless the location has a substantial impact on the story, e.g. if it were some military way of handling things that caused the problems.
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by 1337biz 7y ago
You are 100% right. Sorr for the confusion
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by 1337biz 7y ago
There was an amazing documentary on the fake news industry in Montenegro on YouTube. I think it was by AlJazzera. If you have time, give it a look - well worth watching!
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by 1337biz 7y ago
This is from 2018. Since then have there been any substantial new developments?
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by 1337biz 7y ago
I was wondering exactly about the same. It seems to me utterly silly to critisize any fictual work - may it be movies, books or games - for its fictual nature or what he calls escapism. In my view the only thing he is really saying is that
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by 1337biz 7y ago
And 3. Quality Control As problematic as the voting system is, in the end the quality of the contribution is better vetted than any Google result. I often search even for products only on reddit first to get real customer insights and contr
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by 1337biz 7y ago
I don't even think people are differentiating that much about deplatforming. I am fine if the sentiment growth that thinks'those bad corporation have too much power and can't just start banning users without a clear cause&#x2
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by 1337biz 7y ago
To be honest I appreciate PayPal doing this. The more we see prominent cases of deplatforming, the more people are going to take it as a serious problem. One can always hide behind some pr bullshit when it comes to political free speech a
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by 1337biz 7y ago
What's the reason for using cloud flare dns?
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by 1337biz 7y ago
My guess is that it reduced impulse purchases because it creates for the 'giving money for x' moment a much more visual experience.
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by 1337biz 7y ago
>the Twitter outrage warriors Somebody should classify this as an addictive behavior. 'The immanent urge to get emotionally excited by interacting with an equally excitable peer group on issues only remotely related to one's pe
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by 1337biz 7y ago
Oh interesting, so you pretend to know how Russia will act in 100 years from now. Interesting science you got there!
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by 1337biz 7y ago
I just wish there would be a way to hold these doomsday preachers responsible. In the end they will all shrugg it of with that smirk of 'oh back then we didn't know better'.
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by 1337biz 7y ago
I noticed that over time too. My guess is that he has a feel if a guest is entertaining or not. And if they are not he is going into story mode and just sharing the joys of bow-hunting.
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by 1337biz 7y ago
After all the sharing economy talk we should introduce the guilt economy. I fear this becoming a growing trend.
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by 1337biz 7y ago
This is always a question of perspective. Academia will always try to belittle practice oriented publications. HBR, SloanMR or Business Horizons are all written by academics who have not completely moved away from hands on practice advice.
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by 1337biz 7y ago
At this point I honestly belive Twitter is doing more harm than good to the world. All the hate mobs, the public lynching, they all seem to be originated from Twitter and then getting boosted by blogs and other media outlets. It seems that
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by 1337biz 7y ago
You don't understand the dynamics of proper day drinking. If you drink early you get your hangover in the evening, then have a good sleep and a hangover free day after. Day drinking properly done has definitely its benefits - even for
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Because it is professionally run and delivers to people what they want to read. In my view US cultural domination comes from actually caring about their customers and not some idealized abstraction of art.
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by 1337biz 7y ago
And they told us it's all our fault by using plastic bags...
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by 1337biz 7y ago
I like the idea. But I always wondered to what extend this holds up. Rigorously followed wouldn't that imply the old argument that playing brutal games makes people more brutal in real life?
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by 1337biz 7y ago
Oh I remember the Dan plan. Really great project. I wish there were more long term development challenges like these. All I found on a similar level were tow guys playing table tennis for a year.
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by 1337biz 7y ago
I truly hope this post stays up and somebody knowledgeable weights in.
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by 1337biz 7y ago
It is about time to find a new term describing Conspiracy theories that are true. Once a conspiracy, always a conspiracy. It's so convenient.
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by 1337biz 7y ago
Expensive! But they seem to target employers not employees who want to pamper their cv.
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by 1337biz 7y ago
I would love that as a quick and dirty service, e.g. Test haircuts, bio texts, job descriptions, etc against each other and ideally have a specific target group evaluate them.
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by 1337biz 7y ago
Does Faceapp give a result of popularity? I don't think it allows testing different haircuts and see which one is more popular
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by 1337biz 7y ago
Some online editors are still struggling with that. Lost a whole day of work just because I had an IP change and Thrive Architect for Wordpress did not save my edits.
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by 1337biz 7y ago
You can't discount Trump's stadium tours as an important part in his campaign strategy. It's essential for emotionalizing the base. Almost the same way a Spotify stream compares to a live arena concert. I would even go so far

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