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by digitalengineer 5y ago
True, it is off topic to the postmortem. However, the top comment talks about wanting to work there. I get is is very relevant to see a bigger picture. Personally, I could never work for them. I have a kid and the services and culture they
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by digitalengineer 5y ago
There is Frame Innovation by Kees Dorst. It takes at look at complex problems NOT by slicing them up and trying to solve each ‘slice’ but rather tries to look at the entire situation as a whole and -with your team- formulate a better and mo
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by digitalengineer 5y ago
It's sad but it works: "Whether you personally love it or hate it, the truth is, sticking a big ole pop-up in their face can be one of the most effective ways to jolt their attention & grab their email for a return visit.&quot
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by digitalengineer 5y ago
Hubspot. The yearly plan is way cheaper. But you need to cancel it 3 months in advance or you’re on the hook for ‘the same period’, thus another year. No reminder email of course.
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by digitalengineer 5y ago
Thank you for the insights. I have not experienced it yet, but am moving to another cloud solution for my peace of mind ;-)
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by digitalengineer 5y ago
Just download the app make a vault. Same it in iCloud or google drive. Now use your desktop pc and copy the files over. Done and a accessible vault in your smartphone.
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by digitalengineer 5y ago
So basically like how the US annexed Hawaï?
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by digitalengineer 5y ago
This can help: https://www.darwin.so/features/bots
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by digitalengineer 5y ago
God or geometry, that is one of the great debates. The letter is present in French freemasonry as well. The letter D would be more appropriate (Dieu). Geometry however would still hold. Anyway without going into detail, geometry has importa
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by digitalengineer 5y ago
Im sorry but what do you think the ‘G’ stands for inside the Freemasons logo? Also: Flintsones? The Queen’s cousin is the most senior Freemason in the hierarchy.
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by digitalengineer 5y ago
"sacred geometry", esoteric, Pythagorean and holistic? It certainly sounds freemasonry-like. Was he a Freemason?
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by digitalengineer 6y ago
It is not because you are pregnant or because there is a baby on the way. It is because, during this time in a woman’s life she is very open for changes in her daily routines. Everything is interesting: from breakfast brands to shampoo bran
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by digitalengineer 6y ago
> So how come we don’t see hyper inflation with this excessive government spending? Because the $ is the worlds reserve currency... The US moves the burden to ROW (rest of world). However there is the https://en.wikipedia.org&
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by digitalengineer 6y ago
Garbage content is part of the plan. That is literally what makes it addictive. See ‘The Hook Model’. Basically people ‘gamble’ for good content like they do on a slot machine.
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by digitalengineer 6y ago
How can any of this go unnoticed over at Facebook? I can’t believe people working for Facebook would willingly bring so much destruction to their own communities...
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by digitalengineer 6y ago
Smaller fined for regular companies will have much more of an impact. Companies will realize the too can be targeted.
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by digitalengineer 6y ago
Weird. I first somehow read a shorter version of the article in the HN iOS app.
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by digitalengineer 6y ago
Does anyone know why Drupal wasn’t considered?
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by digitalengineer 6y ago
Link for the lazy: https://apolloapp.io/
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by digitalengineer 6y ago
I get the combination of products around a theme (like ‘breakfast’). But if you want to sell around breakfast, at least add milk.
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by digitalengineer 6y ago
“ Apple Card has awesome features but the most important of them all, at leasts from a security standpoint, is probably the ability to generate virtual card numbers on demand, which will come in handy for those times when you won’t necessar
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by digitalengineer 6y ago
>This change will make it easier for people to understand who the advertiser is behind the ads they see Call me skeptical, but won't it just lead to shell companies?
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by digitalengineer 7y ago
True! Nowadays a lot of companies have people not working every day here in Europe, but for Google's it's 'Out Of Office' or not. No way to set specific days. I'd like to see Google adding a partial Out-Of-Office op
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by digitalengineer 7y ago
"Upwork also doesn’t give a shit about how can we charge VAT for our EU clients — which is a legal requirement for EU based freelancers like me" If there is ONE THING governments hate it is companies not paying taxes. But this is
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by digitalengineer 7y ago
You read my mind! This must be some sort of SEO optimized writing. The ‘meat’ of the article is at the bottom. All the rest is explaining how a certain situation came about, how it was measured and whatever else the author can dig up...
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by digitalengineer 7y ago
Agreed. you can not. There are just too many pensioners: "Between now and 2050,the number of older persons will rise from about 600 million to almost two billion. In less than 50 years from now, for the first time in history, the world
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by digitalengineer 7y ago
Looks like you’re not too far off. World fertility rates are dropping very sharply: “ The world is undergoing an unprecedented demographic transformation. Between now and 2050,the number of older persons will rise from about 600 million to
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by digitalengineer 7y ago
Its even bigger than that. You can book an appointment through the google.com search results if the company (lets say a barber shop) has connected their booking system with the Google My Business page. No need to visit the website at all. H
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by digitalengineer 7y ago
Why not spin your own? This tool comes with a lot of tools out of the box and can also run personalization techniques and more: https://harvest.graindata.com/en/store
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by digitalengineer 7y ago
This a is a global trend: 'The quiet suicide epidemic plaguing French farmers' (1) + ‘Europe loses 1,000 farms per day’. Meanwhile mega-corperations are receiving millions of European subsidies. (1) https://www.france24

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