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I did not mean actual uniform, I meant how we all today wear t-shirts and jeans and same coats and everything whether one is in Russia, or Japan, or even China I think, or of course Europe and America and Brazil. Its like, where has diversi
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Didn't we simply copy what we thought was their fashion sense. If their statues or architecture came down to us in colour, we would have a preference for colourful statue and architecture. Just goes perhaps to show how much influence does c
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How different is the dress in these pictures from the comparative ones posted in colour of America. Very much unlike today uniform like clothes all over, except for perhaps Arab nations.
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Offensive? I think the sculptures with colours on, especially the one of the archer, is absolutely gorgeous. I think also that painting buildings would add some variety and brightness to the dull streets of cities. The problem is of course
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common, wolves can't type!
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My advice is this. No one here can help you. They will say things, you might think ohh that makes sense, yeah I should do that, but those are just thoughts. Habit is as much biological as mental. Pavlov showed for example a century back or
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Of course you were criticising. You just said he is not smart, in a harsh tone, and maybe even imply that he is stupid. While all those things might be true, a smart person would realise early on that being nice pays off and not being nice
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What is the alternative title in english?
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No, its just that when you cry wolf so many times, no one believes you when the wolf actually turns up.
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Enlightened and Enriched
(city-journal.org)
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I do not think they advertised much back in 1998 though. Once you get to be what google is, then sure. I do not think twitter advertises much either. So, build it and they will come works sometimes when the product is great, but sure with a
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That was very funny. I am scared to try and find out what a blue waffle is :P
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Yeh but you would feel weird. Why not just have a place where it is conventionally acceptable to talk to other strangers. Anyway, what has everyone else always wondered?
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You can't just go to a bar or pub or club on your own and talk to a stranger. Well you can, but thats the exception not the norm.
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google
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Ask HN: I have always wondered...
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There are ideas and then there are great ideas and then there are knowing how to implement the great ideas.
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I think the problem might be that google has completely ignored advertising. I do not think it has changed much in the past perhaps five years, much less than search. They looking to copy facebook, or twitter, or everything else and to tell
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"We had an unprecedented click-through rate on our ads" Around what percentage if you do not mind saying, and also the general subject area of the site, i,e IT? Just curious.
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He said the revenue was remaining flat. That is the revenue was not increasing, so the core number of paid users was not increasing either.
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Right. So, will you actually answer my question?
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I'm slightly confused, but I saw your id being bored guy and sort of realised another thing people realise from the time they start realising, that talking from the top of your head is easier than getting the hard data and actually having s
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What does being "hungry for fame and glory", "vain, sadistic and incompetent. Several high ranking officials and civilians reported his attitude towards his subordinates as nothing less than disgusting." or "in charge of Totsk nuclear testi
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I do not quite understand what is your point, even with the "let me help you" comment below. Are you suggesting that the article is wrong in stating that the Japanese believed that the Americans would treat them better if they surrendered t
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Lol. Gee dude you really are angry about the telly huh? I think the TV is just a symbol to communicate a bigger picture. It is not about the TV per se, but the fact that you can afford the TV. So if you can afford such telly, then you can a
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Philosophy is all about "figuring out a way to live in this world" at least the philosophy I have studied anyway, which includes Aristotle.
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Again are you speaking of an eCPM of 1.50 per channel or the entire page? My page eCPM is well above $1, even £1 and per channel it is well above 16 cent and even 16 pence. So I guess it depends on the site.
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Is that $1 ECPM for the whole site, or just one ad spot? I mean, for the whole page, which might have up to five google ad spots, or just one spot, or channel as google calls them.
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As someone mentioned in another thread you would need to invest in a server thus actually increasing the overall capacity, rather than artificially increasing it or decreasing it. I do not know much about servers, but as I understand it Goo
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Well depends If it is just a blog, then they might prefer the privacy.
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