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econ
1y ago
The 80's: Say you set a value for some reason. Later you have to check IF it is set. If the condition needs to be checked many times you replace it with the code (rather than set a value to check some place). If you need to check if so
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econ
1y ago
You give instructions as someone who can do the job themselves. That ability will decay of course and you will be managing with the best of them. Eh, I mean the worse :)
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econ
1y ago
Depends how tiny the niche is. A few dozen domains is easily done by hand and worth having.
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econ
1y ago
Hotlinking didn't work. https://www.freepik.com/free-vector/white-3d-editable-vector...
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econ
1y ago
Back when systeem colors were actually cool I made some system color styles. It looked really nice but you don't know how they contrast. That one is called [say] buttonFace and another buttonText turned out to to be meaningless. Someon
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econ
1y ago
You start with the largest, work you way down then start work on local registers. City names is probably enough but you can still allow ads from two the same businesses in the same city. With domains it is even more obvious. No need to pret
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econ
1y ago
My intelligence is trained by paying close attention to who is doing the talking. Some people know a lot about one topic which means they didn't spend all of that time learning other things. Many don't know this about themselves.
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econ
1y ago
It isn't very hard to give a registered business a monopoly on their company name.
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econ
1y ago
Add a normal tag so that the thief can find it.
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econ
1y ago
For extra fun we are doing more than one project in a row.
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econ
1y ago
I would think the person is more interesting and more relevant than the button. One doesn't create hurdles when I'm trying to work. You just don't do it. I've allowed people to build a whole obstacle course one time. Dec
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econ
1y ago
Their job is onthere! Losing the job is much worse than losing the data. You need to secure that too!
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econ
1y ago
If the website gets one of those it works. If they get multiple example of the password systeem in action, how hard would it be to guess elsewhere? You might not even remember that you've used one variation before. I keep a long list o
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econ
1y ago
It indicates they are using good security practices that are no longer considered good. They might be living in 2010 which is worrying on its own.
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econ
1y ago
Yes, that too would dramatically simplify things.
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econ
1y ago
If they think it is unimportant talk as if it is. It could be more polished. Do we want to impress them or just satisfy their needs?
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econ
1y ago
Dumb idea of the day: can't one buy a free product and use it for promotion similarly to building one yourself?
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econ
1y ago
Well done, an offer impossible to refuse.
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econ
1y ago
Now we need a corporate chat bot that talks about pain points on social media.
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econ
1y ago
My theory is that it is counterproductive to have a difference between employees and entrepreneurs. There should be a shall we say type A minimum wage for employees who have full time contracts for unlimited duration, healthcare, unemployme
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econ
1y ago
The old ones in NL easily take 300kg. You just have to learn not to attempt sharp corners. A normal bike also allows you to jerk the steering wheel 90 degrees at high speed.
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econ
1y ago
If you have a large preferably rusty box in front of you the cars treat you like royalty.
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econ
1y ago
That was a wonderful read. The puzzle should be considered exciting. If I've learned one thing in life it is that it is easy to do better than a thousand people convinced it can't be done. Illusions of grandeur are useful. As the
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econ
1y ago
Interesting, yes employee maintenance cost like healthcare and specially housing hurts the economy magnificently. That said, those things only make the dictatorship model more palatable. I want a system to compete with it and kill it.
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econ
1y ago
I read the mondragon corporation works according to Ica. https://ica.coop One member one vote doesn't seem very imaginative. Compared to a dictator a focused team effort will have better results but a set of people who don
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econ
1y ago
Where are all the good ideas to defeat this formula? If we can't why are we using democracy to run countries?
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econ
1y ago
You simply pay more for a product to find you. The more overpriced ones find you first. Googles business model is to make it as hard as possible for products to find you while simultaneously pretending to be the go-to place for precisely th
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econ
1y ago
Have it monitor the entire operation in real time. Me and my way with words :)
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econ
1y ago
I like listening to other perspectives. Seems you did a great job at that too. The general pattern i see everywhere is that in a society with layers of hierarchy each layer is amazingly ignorant about the things the ones above and below kno
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econ
1y ago
I'm not much of a book reader. Someone told me that if they follow the style guide you only have to read the first sentence of each chapter. It was kinda mind blowing to read a bunch of example books he gave me. The funniest part was r
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