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by grenoire 6y ago
Excuse me, it's called 'good taste.'
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by grenoire 6y ago
That's good to hear, I had heard that this is not true for all Ivy, and especially not for other high-tier ones without significantly big endowments or merit scholarship funds though. Just wanted to check up on what the opinion here wa
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by grenoire 6y ago
The higher education situation in the US is quite depressing on quite a few angles, the (second?) biggest being the implicit income requirements for the crème de la crème. Any HN takes on how or if this can be addressed?
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by grenoire 6y ago
In all fairness, same shit in Europe with PSD-2 (Payment Services Directive). Imagine an auditorium with representatives from each bank in Europe, no matter how big or small; each shouting at each other about how their systems are they way
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by grenoire 6y ago
Well, it's one single component of the problem, there are many other factors involved in bad UX. Resources wasted on advertising are unequivocally the hardest to justify out of them all.
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by grenoire 6y ago
Regarding advertising, the article states: "Rather than being seen as a tool to enable people Japanese companies often see the web as just another advertising platform to push their message across as loudly as possible. Websites ends u
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by grenoire 6y ago
Hah! That's a very interesting evolutionary theory. Personal experience, however, shows a mixture for me. While I was forgetful under the influence, I was also able to rediscover (if that's the correct description even) some older
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by grenoire 6y ago
I mean... It's only like, really cool . On a side note, I think it's going to be an interesting decade for all sorts of sports. Different variants enabled by technology, and every-improving athletes and engineers are going to be
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by grenoire 6y ago
I bet they were rational, but somehow I can't imagine the lifetime value of you as their customer would overcome bending a little bit to suit your procurement needs. Odd.
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by grenoire 6y ago
That's a shame, but it seems like it's enabling resellers to charge 25% margins. I don't see those margins being competed out. Imagine you have services that the end-customer has subscribed for. Some of them are billed weekly
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by grenoire 6y ago
An addition to all the comments in this thread, from a finance point of view, consolidating the tax treatment of multiple resold items would be nightmarish if you want to launch this service internationally. Additionally, the mismatch of bi
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by grenoire 6y ago
Woah, this is neat!
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by grenoire 6y ago
The nicotine lozenge and music in the dark seems to be an interesting part of the experiment as well. Will definitely give it a shot!
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by grenoire 6y ago
or for DRM reasons...
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by grenoire 6y ago
Lagged effects.
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by grenoire 6y ago
That's exactly what Michael Caine would say!
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by grenoire 6y ago
In which way he crashed Greece? I'm not knowledgeable on this enough and would like to know more in details. I thought that the situation in Greece prior to him being instantiated as MoF (for a rather brief period of time) was not nece
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by grenoire 6y ago
Even in lanes explicitly stated as bikes-only, people don't give a shit. In Amsterdam it's particularly bad with the delivery drivers who're in a rush all the time.
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by grenoire 6y ago
America seems to be an interesting country where people silence others' political beliefs, as opposed to the usual military violence, tightly-established hierarchies, and economic oppression...
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by grenoire 6y ago
Apparently the Radisson Blu Hotel in Amsterdam.
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by grenoire 6y ago
I just wanna' say I'm not the greatest 3D artist, but I still love the Blender community! Enabling so many great artists to show their talent is an amazing achievement.
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by grenoire 6y ago
Reposting my comment from an unrelated thread, on this: "I think there is too much information around for the average person to filter and process and digest. All three are important parts of living in a society and it looks to me like
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by grenoire 6y ago
Somebody has to do it and Apple has the cash, I think they can afford to.
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by grenoire 6y ago
I didn't mean to exaggerate that badly but climbing is a sport where your ups and downs are very noticeable. If I don't have a solid lunch and climb in the evening, chances are I will get injured trying to do limit moves. I try
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by grenoire 6y ago
This is the main reason why I don't and won't fast. The author claims that food is not actually a daily need, whereas I know for a fact that I will injure myself cycling or climbing if I skip even a single large meal in a day. I
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by grenoire 6y ago
I think this is more of an integration method error than an analogous case.
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by grenoire 6y ago
I think there is too much information around for the average person to filter and process and digest. All three are important parts of living in a society and it looks to me like even with e.g. economic issues alone, it's just very har
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by grenoire 6y ago
Isn't Netflix effectively doing VC, but for TV shows? They seem to be shotgunning money around to people who want to make shows, and if the RoI is not at an arbitrary threshold, they stop feeding money. Seems like it generates horrible
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by grenoire 6y ago
Lord, thank you for this comment. The structure looks like a death trap and the physics of its construction make very little sense. Be careful everybody!
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by grenoire 6y ago
Step one is to come in contact with an electrical/industrial engineer who will be able to assist you in the manufacturing aspects.

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