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6y ago
Thanks to your website, I got my Sage coffee machine for 250 euros less than what is sold in local stores and at least 100 euros less that the average price. Thank you for your work.
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6y ago
Great visualization, great UI, I will share it extensively. It would be great to also get a layer with locations of all major power stations/plants and information on their yearly capacity factors.
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6y ago
I think I agree with the point you are trying to make, but I would do a hard distinction between entrepreneurship and allocating funds on the stock market. Strong arguments for what I think you are trying to say by Sometimes, other people
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6y ago
Very sound advice. I would add this quote from Fooled by Randomness: Unfortunately, the inherent randomness of stock markets means that, just like millions of monkeys hammering on typewriters for long enough can eventually produce Shakespe
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6y ago
This should be in the top HN news article. Thank you for brightening my day after getting some shitty news.
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6y ago
Croatia - it's common to ask a person applying for a position a proof issued my Ministry of Justice that they don't have an active criminal case against them but some will ask for an equivalen of background check from the Ministry
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6y ago
This article seems so strange for me, as my experience is that out-of-the-catalogue houses are the first choice now (at least in EU). This is perhaps true here in Denmark, where IMO 90% of houses are catalogue houses that have been customiz
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6y ago
Wow, 8k is nothing! Well, a used Leaf with around 50-60000 kilometers, 2015., is 15 000 dollars+ in Denmark. Interesting thing is, if you didn't know, Denmark has 70%-180% taxes on cars. Reality is that the base car prices are lowe
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6y ago
What the author didn't mention explicitly is the obvious sludge techniques used in media subscription models. ( https://www.behavioraleconomics.com/resources/mini-encyclope... ) In case of The Economist, to which I
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6y ago
Similarly as the author suggest, I would also like to have a button to donate money to an article I really liked. Perhaps most of the times it would be 0.5, maybe 0.2 dollars. For my mental arithmetic, I use the "beer equivalents"
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6y ago
I agree with you completely. That being said, there is a lot of room between 6000 dollars and 20000-ish for Smart Fortwo* (EU numbers) which I guess could be an equivalent.
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6y ago
Preach brother! How about the list not containing Iron Maiden. Not even Number of the Beast
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This is more related to the discussions in the comments.. (eu perspective), The other day I was watching a drag race on carwow with 4 German super-estates. None of this "sport-ier versions" had bellow 2 tons*. Lot's of people
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6y ago
Thank you. Usually I just extend youtube with similar themed video on one of the screens. I have to be careful which one I use as a lot of them make me sleepy. Example being that Live Norwegian CAM, which makes me go from wide awake to lul
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I have a theory that people like those sort of white noise sounds due to plesant memories associated to them I think you are right. For me it's Star Trek TNG :)
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From other comments I get it's a "urban legend" and it's meant to prove a point, but I guarantee anyone who has worked in a bigger manufacturing facility involving people has heard a similar story or has experienced one.
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Came from the gym after listening to a compilation with Tool and Iron Maiden on it.I opened the link and searched for the ranking of any Tool album uncertain there is one on it (if it is, it would probably be Lateralus) but being certain th
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6y ago
Great read. The guy should publish a book at one point, I would gladly buy it.
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I couldn't agree more. I had to pull a quote or two from Fooled By Randomness as it seemed appropriate: “Mild success can be explainable by skills and labor. Wild success is attributable to variance.” “If the past, by bringing surprise
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6y ago
I also like Sourcetree visualization, great way to explain someone .git (on high level) and great way to quickly have an overview of project/repos history.
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It's difficult to tell how they will deal with hydrogen as they don't even try to address all the points you have made. The articles available just say "hydrogen stored in tank under the wing". Seems investors in green
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Straight forward answer is energy density needed for shipping and flight. Even if we get super-duper mega battery with 100%+ more kWh/kg in 5-10 years it will take time to scale it up while hydrogen delivered through synt. fuels is her
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When this subject comes up I get reminded how electoral system is something that we don't really learn about during education. Yes, we get thought 'democracy is important','voting is important' and later on in high
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Yes, forgot about that one (!) ups Thanks for reply, great to get an answer from someone so close to it :)
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Wow, thank you! You nail down the issue with a very personal and relatable story. I think only difference between you and I is that I never had a need to go into arguments over posts/tweets I considered wrong (I was a mazohist that ju
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Does anyone see a tipping point or an event that could in scale drive people from social media of Facebook, Twitter. By that I don't mean to a competitor.(perhaps a naive question) Also, is there a common denominator among people here
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After reading your comment I immediately got reminded of : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6XebyM7mU0A (Rick and Morty - Simple Rick Wafer Shattering the Grand Illusion)
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Same question. I feel either I'm incredibly naive and/or don't get investing at all. By the former I mean that I believe there are institutional mechanism that stops a company going public and getting serious investments jus
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I kind of agree with you. Actually I think it looks more discomforting than just wearing a surgical mask with straps.
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Here is another one with Danske Bank's money laundering case. It seems there is fresh development on the case: https://finans.dk/erhverv/ECE12426633/medier-haardkogte-krim... (use google translate, Danish to
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