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by cgio 5y ago
Same root, indeed. And yes it would be extremely respectful. No one would have an issue understanding what you mean though. As you mention words with the same root are very common ( the root is for joy) and also it is used in expressions fr
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by cgio 5y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Severan_Tondo
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by cgio 5y ago
It is very hard to assess the situation as we stand in the eye of the cyclone. And there are a few different viewpoints that could be equally enticing, depending on whether you want to have an optimistic or pessimistic outlook. From where
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by cgio 5y ago
That, plus most of the times inclined to say TWW, even if you are so because of a feeling, you can tie it at least intuitively to a use case, a specific part of the system that would be challenging etc. in these cases a good middle ground i
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by cgio 5y ago
I don’t disagree and that is largely the consideration behind my closing statement. Nevertheless, keep in mind this makes assumptions on technical acuity of both mentors and mentees and the fact is there is a generational gap between them t
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by cgio 5y ago
CEOs and leadership teams would not mind remote work I believe, at least not as a general rule, given there are benefits to the bottom line, e.g. real estate, other expenses, productivity arguably. What I think is the key concern for leader
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by cgio 5y ago
Tea-re-sea-ass
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by cgio 5y ago
In a hot, cramped train it could also be a panic attack. Go see a doctor in any case.
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by cgio 6y ago
To get Poetry Write poetry. If philosophy is the wrong words in the right order, poetry is the right words or their blatant absence in the wrong. You probably conjure poems and not realise it, in the highest and lowest moments of your days
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by cgio 6y ago
Only Attiki syntax in Ancient Greek had this as a special form I believe and it was not limited to inanimate subjects. The classic example of this is τα παιδία παίζει , the children are playing.
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by cgio 6y ago
I’ll bite too. Do you not deserve or not have said rights? Both qualifications have cultural underpinnings but each reflect different stages of a rights statement lifecycle.
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by cgio 6y ago
Also something I thought based on the statement above. Poor people have at best a converging to 100% tax on their wealth, assuming that taxes collected would be savings. If they were to be consumed it’s even worse as taxes eat into their su
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by cgio 6y ago
I am not sure these percentages include indirect taxes or are just direct. Regardless, the top 1% wealthiest accumulate wealth which is not declared as income and therefore that percentage is on their declared income and not on wealth. For
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by cgio 6y ago
Same with dark pattern around mail notifications. I left it there.
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by cgio 6y ago
I think you give a very good overview, especially by counterpointing the relevance to other Europeans. Nevertheless, even within Netherlands, there is a question of whether 1% is the maximum you could get from these corporations and still l
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by cgio 6y ago
I like this one: https://guitardashboard.com/
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by cgio 6y ago
This is becoming less of an issue practically with the transition to SaaS (both on provider and consumer end). For the rest of intangibles I don’t see how it’s any different compared to old state. Let’s keep in mind many of these things are
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by cgio 6y ago
“ffira” does not mean “great” in Spanish or Greek, nor does it appear to mean any other word... Not that it transliterates to firra as such, but fyra φύρα is wastage in Greek. A bit archaic though.
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by cgio 6y ago
Maybe, but it will actually take double the time.
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by cgio 6y ago
In similar terms is the approach to never do today what you can do tomorrow; by tomorrow the requirements may change. I find it a very effective technique in implementation projects where things tend to change a lot. There is a balance to b
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by cgio 7y ago
Given the relationship with Malaria, does anyone know if correlation with G6PD has been subject of research? G6PD is a common genetic Deficiency that provides immunity from malaria. G6PD people have to avoid consuming e.g. blue colour, sulp
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by cgio 7y ago
Don’t disagree. It reads like they didn’t eat their dog food though.
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by cgio 7y ago
The irony ... in order to solve for the stakeholder’s assumed problem statement, the advice was to avoid assumptions...all assumptions, I assume, except the assumptions of the report. From the article > They prototyped and tested solutio
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by cgio 7y ago
Consultants fill positions with responsibilities that are short term. You have to ask yourself whether you are in a position that bears saying in what will happen from your long term viewpoint. If not then lobby the consultant to make it so
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Click to Pray(vaticannews.va)
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by cgio 7y ago
Isn’t the protection of rights of members of this category the subject of the Geneva convention?
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by cgio 7y ago
Not necessarily more. It could be the same.
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by cgio 7y ago
If you find this interesting “other minds” by Peter Godfrey Smith is an excellent book.
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by cgio 7y ago
They perform work, their work is reviewed and subjected to standards and they expect return. Both work and compensation are subject to contractual terms.
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by cgio 7y ago
That’s why I don’t like the term real time. Decision time should be the criterion.

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