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by antonymy 4y ago
It's like the business version of the Byzantine Empire.
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by antonymy 4y ago
My immediate thought as well. As this law will apply to ANY service available to UK users the only feasible solution for smaller websites and app developers will be exclusion to avoid liability. So UK users will simply start using VPNs to b
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by antonymy 4y ago
I'm the same way. I used to say "at least you can rely on books bought on Amazon" but now you can't even say that much. Alibris or eBay are more reliable online retailers for books nowadays.
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by antonymy 4y ago
I've heard this expression used in the context of teams of people working on a project, but not in terms of entrepreneurship. I've heard a very smart principle engineer claim he would rather have a team of non-experts with the rig
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by antonymy 4y ago
This budget feels very out of whack with what we have seen of the production. No big names either in front of or behind the camera. All the recognizable credits are at the producer level, and some of those are of dubious reputation. I don&#
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by antonymy 4y ago
I worked at a smaller software consulting firm that had to lay off a bunch of people in 2020 (guess why). I was part of the first wave in Q1, a mere month after they promised that they wouldn't lay people off and would explore other op
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by antonymy 4y ago
Works for California, I suppose. Where I grew up buses were shared between schools so start times had to be staggered between school levels, and because it was above the 45th Parallel North our days were a lot shorter than the ones in Calif
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by antonymy 4y ago
>I wouldn’t expect WWIII to last that long. People said the same about WWI and look how that ended up.
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by antonymy 4y ago
I wish this was the case, but sadly people seem to have a massive blind spot when it comes to their own government having the same powers as the totalitarian CCP. One would think the implications are obvious and striking, impossible to miss