KellyCriterion

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by KellyCriterion 1mo ago
AMEX acceptance is super expensive, IIRC they are around on that level
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by KellyCriterion 1mo ago
- contemporary art - Now I have to nitpick, too too :-) According to my understanding on the usage of "contemporary art", this is a "time relative term", meaning it describes usually "what was usually/common ar
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by KellyCriterion 1mo ago
Very often regarding those articles, you read in the comments different varieties of "good service": - may I ask: What does this actually mean? I have never been to a "high class" or "fine dining" location, so
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by KellyCriterion 1mo ago
wrong: EU is the region with the highest acceleration of most climate parameters
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by KellyCriterion 1mo ago
"Its done, when its done" ;-)
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by KellyCriterion 1mo ago
do "gym bros" have actually some type of clue?
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by KellyCriterion 1mo ago
a "global brand" (tm) :-)
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by KellyCriterion 1mo ago
-- more gym that boulangerie now. -- haha, good one! ++1 While I doubt, actually, just for the reason that a) a boulangerie is much cheaper to open and that there are in general b) more people who need a boulangerie more necessarily than a
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by KellyCriterion 1mo ago
-- virus source code published in books and magazines. We don't have such threats anymore. -- No, we do not need this anymore - today you have CAPTCHAs, convincing people to copy & paste PowerShell code on their machine and execute
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by KellyCriterion 1mo ago
-- and prostitution -- EU: Someone in this "business" told me lately that "his girls" in "his houses" are happily switching to SEPA instant payment, so they do not have take care of the cash and it reduces the
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by KellyCriterion 1mo ago
Not quite exactly: -- The EU was founded on the principles of four freedoms, Free movement of goods, Free movement of persons, Freedom to provide services, and Free movement of capital. -- If you take a look at first paragraphs of the EU co
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by KellyCriterion 1mo ago
Have you thought of using the technology to make a spin off for branche-specific job boards and then looking to direct contact to some crops? (ie.g. "www.agriculture.jobs" as example) From my experience, lot of companies are willi
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by KellyCriterion 1mo ago
In most EU countries law, this one is also considered as "solid business", regardless if you are incorporated or not: If you are running on a level with focus one some revenue, if you are doing it somehow regularly and if you have
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by KellyCriterion 2mo ago
Would you mind sharing some monetisation stats? :-) I have been on jobsearch lately and it was a very bad experience - it was so frustrating that I thought about building a modern/fresh jobsearch site for my region (EU), somehow crawle
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by KellyCriterion 2mo ago
May I ask: Is this crawler based, I guess? (because you have some niche jobs/countries on there with some postings :-)
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by KellyCriterion 2mo ago
WOW, what a cool chart! :) Thanks for the link! Didnt know that one Mammogram is that intensive, so my partner shouldnt go each year, Id guess?
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by KellyCriterion 2mo ago
VERY good article, reminds me on: "what every programmer should know about memory" https://github.com/Ty-Chen/Reading-List/blob/master/What%20e...
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Ask HN: Why is HN missing a "go to top" link on long posts?
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by KellyCriterion 2mo ago
- Is signal funded to put backdoors? - Isnt Signal open source? Or large parts of it?
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by KellyCriterion 2mo ago
Its really unbelieveable how much energy Nintendo deploys to get down with all these emulators/fan-stuff/etc. Like a hungry lion, trying to eat everything around :-D
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by KellyCriterion 2mo ago
Actually, most of their "special hedge funds" which are sold mainly to wealthy people are not doing good compared to a standard index like SP500 or N100. Those products have very often hefty fee (plus additional performance compon
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by KellyCriterion 2mo ago
https://archive.ph/DKgnP
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by KellyCriterion 2mo ago
Ah, shouldnt they rather introduce an option to bypass paywalls automaticly to Archive.PH? :-D
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by KellyCriterion 2mo ago
Errr, what does it contain then? :-D This sounds really strange, never heard of. BTW / Offtopic: I have read some weeks ago, today if you are hosting a party for your kids birthday, parents are preparing "give away bags" for
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by KellyCriterion 2mo ago
...and from US military perspective, a lot of these "investment" paid in the end to their favour, Id say?
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by KellyCriterion 2mo ago
Errr why is my assumption wrong that this is a necessity, IF this would happen?
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by KellyCriterion 2mo ago
according to my understanding, this would (necessarily) include relocation of all OAI stuff to .. somewhere in Europa? (regardless if this "somewhere" is FR or UK or IT or DE or CH)) I do not see any chance that this may happen
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by KellyCriterion 2mo ago
Here on HN everyone talks about 300-400k north? So therefore, everybody should be fine with 490.000 USD for someone who is not developing "ad tech" and instead doing something "at least somehow useful"? Also I do not und
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by KellyCriterion 2mo ago
Actually, quite OK and absolutely in range, Id say? Civil cervants need more & better options to get a higher payment within their org structure, I say.
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by KellyCriterion 2mo ago
Wouldnt you need different master-CDs for doing that, as AFAIR when pressing CDs commercially, you usually have exactly only one master? (maybe a different one per geo-locatoin, if at all)

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