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by etothepii 2y ago
I have friends and family. From time to time I would like to host them when they visit so we can drink alcohol and stay up late. Consequently it is always likely that one might want at least one more room than is needed by the family. It ad
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by etothepii 2y ago
As a home owner that was only able to afford to buy a house because we were able to rent out the spare rooms on AirBnb I find fault in your logic. I think you'll find that zoning/planning permission is the real bad guy here. Tha
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by etothepii 2y ago
Bermuda is trully wonderful. If you read HN you can easily figure out my e-Mail, feel free to drop me a message if interested further. Bermuda is the place to be if founding an insurance related start-up and probably of doing anything fin
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by etothepii 2y ago
Do you have a source for this? I am not aware of any practically significant way in which the crown dependencies are different from the OTs. AMA 7.5 year resident of Bermuda.
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by etothepii 2y ago
For me it was to do with Rugby Football.
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by etothepii 2y ago
This translation guide is usually helpful. https://polish2english.files.wordpress.com/2011/11/55551980-... I'm afraid I don't know what RFC English is and neither does Google.
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by etothepii 2y ago
Don't forget the rules of British English that make it very clear that the grammatical construction: "you should consider" means "you must in all circumstances save for the immediate alternate outcome being a genocide.&q
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by etothepii 2y ago
I don't have a source. Probably a YouTube video. Having deployed it my anecdotal experience supports it is a heuristic. I now treat it as a ceremony.
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by etothepii 2y ago
Perhaps, but this is where the body language part comes in. Don't walk up to those evenly distributed circle around a circle.
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by etothepii 2y ago
I can't read the article as I'm on my phone but would have been interested. As a Founder of a small B2B SaaS company I am often at events where I know almost no people where I would like to get to know lots of people. It's pr
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by etothepii 2y ago
I'm always curious about affiliate programs. I can absolutely believe that someone who can generate $100k of sales for you may do so for 40% but I find it hard to believe that anyone will bring their one or two friends with the same pr
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by etothepii 2y ago
Errrr, what? He might have been born in India but I don't think we can claim he wasn't British.
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by etothepii 2y ago
What do you want people to do?
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by etothepii 2y ago
Same in the OT of BMU.
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by etothepii 2y ago
I give lots of advice but I always caveat with: "I don't know what I'm talking about; get as much advice as you can; in the end, make up your own damn mind."
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by etothepii 2y ago
I'm interested in why you want to do this? What is the goal you are trying to achieve? Why would you not do this with salaries? Will there be some people paid more than others that do different roles? If so, why would their profit shar
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by etothepii 2y ago
I think you are near certain to be right.
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Ask HN: What "obvious" computer things might your mother not know?
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by etothepii 2y ago
Apologies, I was referring to the specific thing one is doing (and giving up on) as a node below the "do something great" headline. That is you don't give up on the overarching objective "do something great" because
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by etothepii 2y ago
Why does UK have no place there? The islands were uninhabited when settled by the French and following a peace treaty with France were transferred to the UK.
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by etothepii 2y ago
Does the answer to this lie with the tree PG discusses. If the goal is, "do something great." Then one should never quit.
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by etothepii 2y ago
I think what you are actually describing is that you should value equity at zero. If to work at a startup you would need 28% equity you are describing a founder. That's fine but there is an enormous difference between these two things.
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by etothepii 2y ago
This is a great point. 10 requests per second is likely to be sufficient scale that you are noticeable to people that might want to attack you. The ability to validate the key before doing anything with it could be a huge time (and resource
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by etothepii 2y ago
It's not forcibly; a company is a group of people that sign a special type on contract (often called memorandum of association and bye-laws but other terms exist.) That contract can govern all manner of different circumstances includin
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by etothepii 3y ago
It depends what you mean. In the UK our institutions are centuries old. Heck the working class house my grandmother lived in until she died was older than the state of California. The constitution is only as strong as the institutions that
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by etothepii 3y ago
What do you mean by "choosing".
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by etothepii 3y ago
The strong do what they can and the weak suffer what they must. --Thucydides
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by etothepii 3y ago
I was as young, arrogant and naïve as you once.
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by etothepii 3y ago
This advice is for 14/15 year olds. I think the advice would be different for 22-year-olds. It would be different still for 35-year-olds. 22-year-olds have a hard time selling to enterprises, 14-year-olds will find it impossible. Where
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by etothepii 3y ago
I am definitely a human, and I think that only a human would have deliberately got so many of the answers wrong. However, the computer was convinced of my non-humanness because I wouldn't play its silly little games.

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