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by cgio 11y ago
It's not so terrible if you are in Greece. I would not call a 500euro base salary expensive, that might even get you someone with postgraduate studies in the current conditions. On the law system I totally agree. Good for law related s
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by cgio 11y ago
Maybe 13th century England was not supposed to be a government of the people, but arguably all governments claim and have always claimed to be for the people.
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by cgio 11y ago
An outstanding article. It took me on a trip to Africa. Dreamy and rich.
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by cgio 11y ago
You don't have to control. Being part is sufficient.
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by cgio 11y ago
Ptolemies split too in Egypt but were calling themselves Greeks while having Pharaoh and religious evolution. Greeks were not known for being under a single ruler for long, yet they were keeping a common cultural identity.
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by cgio 11y ago
Which part was not an answer to the Content of the parent?
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by cgio 11y ago
So what would you say about Christianity? Was it a change in Roman lifestyle?
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by cgio 11y ago
Romans, and Greeks especially under Alexander, changed their lifestyles significantly to accommodate influence from subjects of their conquests. It comes with the imperium package.
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by cgio 11y ago
"Strange countries" fight their war, allegedly for their interests, but in reality not leaving much for them to do or diminishing the impact of their actions. For those who wish to live under more secular regimes, Europe is a bett
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by cgio 11y ago
The main model I am aware of is the Pareto distribution, which would have constant inequality.
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by cgio 11y ago
Edge opens a separate window too.
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by cgio 11y ago
There is some evidence, e.g. Government childcare subsidies in Australia. On the other hand, targeted subsidies may be worse than basic income in this respect.
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by cgio 11y ago
On the other hand, not all actions are decisions. There is plenty of actions we would classify as decisions which are application of rules instead. There is a clear rational path in application of rules. To clarify terminology, for me decis
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by cgio 11y ago
Valid from this perspective. There is also the negative impact to GDP from increase in unemployment, which might be inescapable though.
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by cgio 11y ago
focusDegree would sound better imo and address your points.
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by cgio 11y ago
What about this? Not affiliated or even tried it, but came upon while looking for something else in the past. http://fcell.io/
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by cgio 11y ago
MS Word, right click word -> synonyms
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by cgio 11y ago
That is what you would expect, but they want to optimise both on commission and on throughput. If a slightly lower salary makes it easier to position you and get you hired fast, the cost of the lower commission is less than the cost of work
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by cgio 11y ago
Set some increasingly harder concentration and focus targets. Try to achieve these targets when you are not tired, i.e. not when you come back from work. It's not just social networks btw. The fact that we imprison our children in home
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by cgio 11y ago
Visas require background checks and I am not sure how that would work out.
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by cgio 11y ago
It is just a reference to a return of the systems perimeter within the control of the enterprise. As monitoring and data collection functionality becomes more prevalent, embedded and hard to identify even on traditional platforms (e.g. Wind
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by cgio 11y ago
Why is every other article playing the anti-privacy game these days? If anything, the discussion in the article should read as pro-privacy. If there is so much value in private information, then further to ethical, there might also be finan
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Anacharsis and diversity – immigration(en.wikipedia.org)
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by cgio 11y ago
I am not questioning the existence of monetisation models for things. That's why we have an economy. What I question is generalising the existence of monetisation models to say that there can be no free goods, especially when this is s
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by cgio 11y ago
Interesting to see how views around AI evolve over the years. My opinion is that AI from a Turing Test perspective or from a singularity pov is focusing on the wrong things. My focus instead is on symbiotic intelligence (i.e. how machines w
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by cgio 11y ago
In your redefinition of free as a bobby trap, and out of the options you give which may not be exhaustive, I see my giving my attention as a paramount expression of freedom. Therefore, free does not mean get something out of nothing, or get
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by cgio 11y ago
> His turnaround also cut roughly a third of the airline’s workforce, about 16,000 people. Your feeling like you will be taken care of might not be warranted.
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by cgio 11y ago
The non-cool BI tools work alright with multiple sources and integrating them into a common OLAP model that takes care of automating the relevant backend queries. This is a valid approach if you do not want to move all your data into a DW b
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by cgio 11y ago
I don't know of a paycheque with no risk. Lay-offs are a type of risk, I hope you will agree with me. Given the capital obligations e.g. mortgages paid using the paycheque you can see how the risk is even more than just the unpaid labo
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by cgio 11y ago
I like the definitions, but I can't be the only who notices that according to these definitions data is "information and ...", while information is "data that ...". It looks like a circular definition, which definit

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