Manheim

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‘Soon it will be unrecognisable’: total climate meltdown cannot be stopped(theguardian.com)
6 points by Manheim 4y ago|0 comments
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by Manheim 4y ago
The study is interesting, however I think Spotify's algoritms and user interface in combination with its promotional tools for publishers and labels are interfering with the results. These are specifically designed to make the users ma
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Seven megatrends that will shape the next 20 years(csiro.au)
43 points by Manheim 4y ago|76 comments
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World's oldest tree still growing near the Norwegian-Swedish border(sciencenorway.no)
239 points by Manheim 4y ago|61 comments
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Facebook will be ‘turning up the heat’ to weed out underperformers(fortune.com)
3 points by Manheim 4y ago|1 comments
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by Manheim 4y ago
I think the author are making a good description of what we all can observe in our times. It's the inclination people have to prefer, or even want, simple answers to anything. Just look at how media is handling the complexity of things
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by Manheim 4y ago
Switzerland has a long tradition of building tunnels, and they have one of the strongest economies in the world. I suspect they have done their calculations. Besides, it seems like a big part of the argument for this project is to reduce th
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Create a “Shadow Board” of Younger Employees(hbr.org)
9 points by Manheim 4y ago|0 comments
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Mystery still surrounds what happened to the bodies of Waterloo militaries(gla.ac.uk)
73 points by Manheim 4y ago|61 comments
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by Manheim 4y ago
Absolutely true. But for the majority of artists there is not much money for each there, in my experience.
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by Manheim 4y ago
Even though TikTok is a new platform the phenomena this article describe isn't new. It can also be attributed to other publisher industries than music, i.e. book publishing. Imagine you where a startup and you go to a VC. The VC tells
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Klarna used a prerecorded video message to lay off 10 percent of employees(theverge.com)
3 points by Manheim 4y ago|0 comments
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YouTube removes more than 9k channels relating to Ukraine war(theguardian.com)
8 points by Manheim 4y ago|0 comments
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by Manheim 4y ago
I have used Slack, Teams and Discord. If I should choose one I would go for Discord. Discord is much better in the collaboration department for distributed teams, and I love their open audio channels. It just works. Teams is good when it co
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by Manheim 4y ago
true - many households here are with double income, but you can't double the income just like that since there are many single person housholds. I find statistics that say that for all households the median after tax, is NOK 546 700 (2
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by Manheim 4y ago
per capita https://finanssans.no/gjennomsnittsl%C3%B8nn-i-norge
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by Manheim 4y ago
If you want to do a comparable structure on this subject you need to set many parameters. There are some resources you can use for this, i.e. https://world-statistics.org/ . Anyways, tax level is not the only indicator for t
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by Manheim 4y ago
In Norway the median income is NOK 550 920,- and the average income is NOK 609 480,-. The average price for a home is NOK 4 483 328,-. So respectively 8,1 and 7,3 times.
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Affordances advancing user-created communication (UCC) in service(emerald.com)
1 points by Manheim 4y ago|0 comments
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by Manheim 5y ago
I think you should read the interview. It could be enlighting. We know what the Russian press are going through. It is very difficult to report anything from Russia after th eRussian athorities passed the law that made free journalism a cri
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by Manheim 5y ago
"former Minister of Defense of the Donetsk People's Republic (DPR) Igor Strelkov." interviewed by a newspaper that isn't allowed to use the phrase war is not a very impressive alterntative to the Ink interview. But thx f
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by Manheim 5y ago
I do not think she is credited as a russian in Russia but rather for her books on Russia and her work as a journalist. I find her view interesting. If you belive she miss with her analysis I am very interested in your view. And if you have
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by Manheim 5y ago
Leaving such a comment is rather strange and bring nothing of added value. I suppose you try to say that you discredit anything from Gessen. Can you elaborate on why?
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Is this how Russia ends?(the.ink)
56 points by Manheim 5y ago|89 comments
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Winning with Data: Say No to Insights, Yes to Out-of-Sights(kaushik.net)
1 points by Manheim 5y ago|0 comments
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The efficacy and tolerability of cures for alcohol-induced hangover(onlinelibrary.wiley.com)
1 points by Manheim 5y ago|0 comments
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by Manheim 5y ago
sorry, maybe I misread your question. Did you mean to say that they already did this without any notice to users, and the only change now is that they will start to send notifications when they do?
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by Manheim 5y ago
What is disturbing is the reason they give for why they will do it. One thing is if the drive is specifically used for cyber attacks and other malicious operations over the internet, but they refer to these rules; https://support
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by Manheim 5y ago
That's an interesting idea and it correlates with the idea of "the right to access the internet". Maybe we will see this happen through similar standards we have for bank accounts and money transfers, or even electricity as w
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by Manheim 5y ago
True, they do have a "grip on people". I use gmail for my private email and I use Google Photos and Google disk for storage through a paid family account. I am considering a move to an European email and storage provider to avoid

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