Trundle

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by Trundle 9y ago
Hunter gatherers did not spend the vast majority of their time seeking food. That's a myth that greatly perpetuates this nonsense that technology/progress have benefited mankind. They haven't. Things being better than 200 yea
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by Trundle 9y ago
> a bunch of predator journals have emerged to lighten the purses of these poor folks Are the poor folks not getting exactly what they paid for in this instance? They wanted to be able to hit a published papers quota to get a raise/
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by Trundle 10y ago
Enjoy! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lp1rHka_BkA
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by Trundle 10y ago
Yep. Just traded a link to a live stream of golden retriever puppies for someones kickstarter project and instantly thought "well I definitely should have expected that".
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by Trundle 10y ago
"I got beat with a stick, why shouldn't he?" What sort of fucked up reasoning is that you have to suffer too? I dont think either the individual nor corporation should be taxed on overseas income but if you disagree that&#x27
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by Trundle 10y ago
Canned tomatoes are almost always better than fresh at a grocery store anyway. Fresh tomatoes need to be picked too early so they're firm when being transported. With canned they can pick at ideal ripeness and can straight away.
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by Trundle 10y ago
I see it a lot particularly with regard to facebook. People take "I have a problem" and turn it in to "this thing is a problem".
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by Trundle 10y ago
I used to charge $90/hour in Australia to set up wordpress brochure websites (and poorly at that). Anyone who thinks that's a lot in the contracting world is undervaluing themselves terribly.
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by Trundle 10y ago
The article is about choosing a business idea where technical scale isn't important. Twitter would fall under a "media play" which is what the author is telling the reader not to do. They aren't saying "try to build
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by Trundle 10y ago
Bullshit. You can go on voat right now just fine and there are people using it just fine. It hasn't failed, it's just not a big deal because it's an almost exact replica of a site that already exists and has traction. The dif
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by Trundle 10y ago
I don't see how you learning this changes anything. Either they were useful to you before or they weren't. What does it matter how high on their priority list it is? If you were their number one priority but they weren't help
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by Trundle 10y ago
References are generally frowned upon, at least when that's all there is to the comment. There is a strong fear here of becoming reddit.
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by Trundle 10y ago
Those volcanoes aren't the result of voter actions though so I think it's reasonable to not point them out. The comment I'm responding to makes it sound like this stuff is beyond democracy and voters have no choice. That&#x27
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by Trundle 10y ago
I don't think it's fair to say "no matter who got elected". There are minor political parties that are all about non-interventionism. "no matter who got elected out of the major parties" is more accurate.
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by Trundle 10y ago
>I wasn't aware that the rebels controlled fighter jets? They don't and afaik no one is claiming that they do. The Syrian government isn't denying a bombing. They're saying that they bombed using conventional munition
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by Trundle 10y ago
I don't see how your point contradicts with what they said. Selling a new version of MS DOS is not developing/improving/updating a product beyond the point of sale. It's creating a new product to sell, which non-software
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by Trundle 10y ago
Where are you getting that it could be massively cheaper? Developers aren't cheap.
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by Trundle 10y ago
Stalk? The guy tagged gitlab.
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by Trundle 10y ago
He may not be forgetting them but rather taking them in to account and picking his pursuits based on it. That's what I do and I think it very much fits in to the same dynamic of valuing efficient use of time or being determined to achi
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by Trundle 10y ago
Yep, as far as I'm concerned this article is a non-event without data showing this isn't what happened. "Business slightly tweaks marketing expenses" just isn't as attractive and rant inducing.
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by Trundle 10y ago
>I would hope that even journalistic objectivity has some limit, to the point that one could call the slaughter of innocent people wrong. That's a value judgment that should be made. Why? What value does it add? As long as they prov
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by Trundle 10y ago
Buying links wasn't effective? That's like 80% of SEO if you have any sort of budget to work with.
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by Trundle 10y ago
Why said anything about intellectually gifted? He said best.
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by Trundle 10y ago
You're paid under the assumption that you're generating a certain amount of value. That could be achieved, or appear to be achieved, by taking work home.
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by Trundle 10y ago
If not scaring them away, you might just be leaving money on the table for no good reason. Enterprise customers aren't as price sensitive as consumers or smb.
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by Trundle 10y ago
>But that is not (or, rather, it can be in certain circumstances) If they're 3/3 with dodging it, what makes it unreasonable? Have they just been lucky so far?
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by Trundle 10y ago
You might be interested in this. http://www.nytimes.com/2009/07/10/science/10aging.html?_r=1
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by Trundle 10y ago
Also everyone I encountered when I was playing had AR turned off. It was a fad itself within the fad of pokemon go. Fun for the first like 5 catches and then an annoyance/battery drain.
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by Trundle 10y ago
Taxes and printed money (so basically you pay with taxes and inflation). Sure if you have to tax so much and inflate so much that everyone not in the military is broke and starving then it's close to the same thing as just conscripting
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by Trundle 10y ago
You didn't, guy just seems incredibly sensitive.

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