87tau

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by 87tau 4y ago
Here would be my abbreviated list 1) Are you solving the problem that someone (your customer / manager / stakeholder) wants you to solve right now? what makes you think the thing you're working on is the priority, have y
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by 87tau 4y ago
Unsure what you want to explain or what your nine year old already knows, but generally I would start by explaining to him/her/them that these are pictures of very far away and enormous objects taken from a telescope that is locat
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by 87tau 4y ago
I too grew up outside the USA, I'd say in a culture very different from any western ones and not just America. We didn't have anything like dad-jokes as far as I can remember. Both my children (almost teens now) have only lived in
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by 87tau 6y ago
While social media seem to be the problem, I find myself internally conflicted. On the one hand I see myself as a supporter of democracy, freedom of speech and liberty of expression, but I'm dismayed by the self harm these ideals are c
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by 87tau 8y ago
Thanks for the reply. I'm not an expert in economics and also not sure how much wikipedia is to be trusted, but going by definition: "IMF publication states that "GDP measures the monetary value of final goods and services—th
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by 87tau 8y ago
So, it looks like GDP would be comparable to total market value of products and services provided the company in a year. That would be equal to revenue ignoring any free products/services the company provides (or do we also need to tak
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by 87tau 9y ago
You'r right but it does say that if you live well below your means (more in poverty) your chances of being robbed increases. Living among poorer people than he can actually afford does increase the crime around him and probably subject
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by 87tau 9y ago
Being rich doesn't increase your chances of being robbed by your relatives or strangers, it's just the opposite it seems https://www.bjs.gov/index.cfm?ty=pbdetail&iid=5137