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by dnh44 9y ago
Unless everyone also has a unique texting gait as well.
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by dnh44 9y ago
Waiting life out is a nice phrase. It accurately describes the way a lot of people live, sadly.
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by dnh44 9y ago
I find it interesting that longform refers to film and short form are Tv series; I thought it would be the opposite.
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by dnh44 9y ago
Foreign workers in gulf states are normally paid tax free I believe.
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by dnh44 9y ago
I'm not African but I have been there and do business with people in several African countries and I also agree 100%.
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by dnh44 9y ago
People are hesitant to publicly say that the right thing to do is the thing that should be done so they bring financial arguments into it. Hence the studies promoting the idea that diverse companies are more profitable, as if that should ma
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by dnh44 9y ago
In a thousand years archaeologists will write papers on our civilisation and the god we worshipped called Market. About how we obeyed the laws of Market, appeased the Market when it was unhappy, and how we had faith that Market could solve
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by dnh44 9y ago
The OED has redefined it so you literally can't use it incorrectly anymore. Of course because of that it literally has no meaning now.
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by dnh44 9y ago
I still get the thick card stock ones fairly often I think it just depends what airport and airline maybe.
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by dnh44 9y ago
But those are all potentially controversial topics and people can get a bit passionate about things especially if they hold an opinion contrary to whatever is considered mainstream. Especially on topics that have massive media focus. But th
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by dnh44 9y ago
I remember one of the wiki leaks releases from last year implied that google/Facebook had the capability to shift political opinion by selecting what people are exposed to. When the government does this I think it's actually less
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by dnh44 9y ago
I really don't think using rhetoric like "whataboutism" as a distraction when someone points out some sort of hypocrisy promotes conversation in any useful way.
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by dnh44 9y ago
Standing for long periods is much more difficult than walking.
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by dnh44 9y ago
The people who can close sales end up starting companies and they hire programmers. They end up taking a lot more than 15%.
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by dnh44 9y ago
If you're self employed or have your own business you can use pre-tax dollars for a lot of those expenses. Out of curiosity why would you include food, housing, and transport, etc in your calculation. Those are sunk costs so if the pre
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by dnh44 9y ago
Great Snoring and Little Snoring always cracked me up too. They're lovely sleepy little villages.
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by dnh44 9y ago
I've been integrated in the U.K. For over a decade and I don't identify as British. People should be free to self identify. At the same time I don't disagree with your point either.
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by dnh44 9y ago
Director is a position often used in the UK in lieu of C level positions, and in SME's there is a strong correlation that the company director is also a major shareholder/founder . based on my unpublished anecdata
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by dnh44 9y ago
“The only way to get rid of a temptation is to yield to it.” - Oscar Wilde
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by dnh44 9y ago
Most of China is compromised of uneducated, ultra-nationalist peasant farmers. While they are lovely people I think it's in everyone's interest that they not dictate national policy. The current government is IMHO doing a great jo
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by dnh44 9y ago
The thought of a truly democratic China today should be a terrifying thought to the rest of the world. It's a risky prospect compared to the current stability and growth. I'm sure they'll grow into their own version of democr
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by dnh44 9y ago
In the U.K. you can trade in your R&D tax credit for cash. Protip: Instead of living off savings it may be beneficial to lend money to your startup in order to pay you so the wage can count towards an R&D credit. But make sure to se
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by dnh44 9y ago
Is that still the case since the GM buyout? I've not really been into cars for like the last decade so don't really know.
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by dnh44 9y ago
I'm quite certain that they could have just taken one of the empty seats and you would have been powerless to prevent it. However the English are polite to a fault.
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by dnh44 9y ago
I assume this is only in the case of a non fully booked flight. But I didn't read the article.
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by dnh44 9y ago
Yes that's exactly the point! If a drug is only as effective as placebo then it's a failure. That's exactly why they don't just compare the drug to the control group who doesn't get any medication at all! In a hypot
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by dnh44 9y ago
A more accurate car analogy would be to take 3 race car drivers trying to improve their lap times around the Nürburgring. You tell two of them they will be getting special tyres that allow them to go faster, but you only actually give speci
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by dnh44 9y ago
How can it be real if it doesn't help? Placebo does sometimes work which is why it's amazing and has people looking into the role of the brain in healing. In fact if placebo didn't work then it would be pointless to use it in
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by dnh44 9y ago
If you look into the placebo effect you'll see that you're wrong and that it's a real phenomena.
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by dnh44 9y ago
There is so much work to do in a business that's not product development that having someone who can take care of that for you which can allow you to focus on the product is pretty amazing. It does sound like maybe you have to be the l

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