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clove
3y ago
Brand yourself as "the first" or "the only" in a certain niche. I don't know anything about project management tools, so I cannot give you examples, but this is the method Dan Kennedy uses. Focus on the niche market
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Can you gift it to Tokyo if you live outside Tokyo?
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3y ago
Is this a common sentiment? I don't live in the US. Which side is seen as the moral side and why?
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clove
3y ago
I deleted Edge from my new laptop installation. Yet I now have problems opening certain apps because they rely on Edge.
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clove
3y ago
Unfortunate title. I thought this would be about sushi on first read.
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3y ago
I've never worked in a large organization, so perhaps this is a stupid question, by why wouldn't the manager know that a person under him did a great job? Isn't that a manager's job?
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clove
3y ago
Why do I feel like this is America forcing Korea, which has almost no car theft, to compensate for its own social problems? Tell me why I'm wrong.
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clove
3y ago
Multiple people have brought lawsuits against KiwiFarms. I believe Russell Greer's lawsuit is still ongoing, to answer your question. None have succeeded thus far.
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3y ago
>This works for most people, because if you have under 30 kids, you have a good chance of never getting a kid who is on the 1% level of difficulty (Rule of 1/3n). What is the "Rule of 1/3n?"
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3y ago
Seems to have had some healthy habits and a positive mindset, so... What led to his death?
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I also hate living outside cities and have a deeply rooted contempt for (non-old) people who choose to live in rural areas, essentially choosing stagnation over risk. But... What, exactly, is hilarious about people suffering and having fina
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QRD?
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3y ago
How are they wrecking their bodies? If they don't get injured, isn't the work pretty healthy, like exercise?
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3y ago
* skateboarding * learning Japanese * building an arcade cabinet in my basement (I'm a software developer, very little experience with wood working and other hardware stuff) * waking up in the morning and being excited for the day I do
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3y ago
If they do this, we will lose the smartest members of congress. Hear me out via an example: Consider Nancy Pelosi, who made $20M via trading in 2020. To have predicted the market would crash during otherwise good times and then rise during
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3y ago
Hey man. I'm DDG user, but video search on DDG has such a poor user experience that I have to bang away to Google and YouTube. Fix it please.
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3y ago
>Why is that? The explanation is actually trivial: no matter how well things work, there is an absolute minimum time required to get to the airport. On the other hand, there are many things that might delay your trip: heavy traffic, clos
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3y ago
This is misinformation. KiwiFarms was not deplatformed for harassment campaigns* or suicides**; they were deplatformed due to coordinated harassment campaigns against the companies on which the site relied. *There were no such things. Users
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3y ago
Why do they do it though? Do they really believe in Moloch?
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3y ago
I recently covered a case in which a couple planned on engaging in adverse possession by first killing the homeowner. Chilling. https://youtu.be/kX3UB7NQCMs
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3y ago
All of this kvetching... You're killing yourself psychologically. And you're so addicted to YouTube that you'll make all these complaints yet keep it on your main TV? Let me help you: >And there’s no way in YouTube to fix
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3y ago
Is everyone forgetting WHEN the dislike counter was removed? It was shortly after the CEO of YouTube posted a video in which she gave herself the Freedom of Speech of the Year Award. The video was nearly 100% dislikes. I guess it was a coin
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3y ago
Perhaps you are more naive than you think. Do you think a police officer would really risk his livelihood to attempt this sort of thing? Think about all of the illegal steps an officer would need to take - from procuring the drugs to falsif
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3y ago
It's about empathy. Publicly stating that you are concerned about children being shot shows empathy and boosts one's image. Publicly stating that you are concerned about child obesity is dangerous because it's implicitly stat
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"American is think guns keep them free. In fact Americans just hold guns hostage." What a sentence.
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3y ago
Now it is your responsibility to publish the real recipe alongside all those online recipes that were incorrect.
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3y ago
How would that work?
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>Crashing population Why do so many, such as yourself - apparently - believe that population growth is superior to population shrinkage? Are you pushing an immigration agenda or is there some other reason? And when should a population st
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Japan's stock market has been trending sideways for decades. Housing values only depreciate to zero over time. Japanese people have no way to easily invest locally. They no longer buy stocks. Virtually, the only reason to buy stock now
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Is their low crime the direct result of that system or are there other reasons? If it's the system, then should we not expect Japanese living abroad to engage in more crime? Are Japanese-Americans more likely to engage in crime than th
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