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by hakanensari 7y ago
> So don't do that? I didn't switch wholesale because I'm not fully convinced. I feel these new banks and bank-like offers will for some time search for a right fit and may change or disappear in the next few years. Also,
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by hakanensari 7y ago
Not to be dismissive, but would these challenger banks (Monzo, Revolut, N26, TransferWise) survive once the regular banks and AmEx stop adding fees on top of foreign-currency charges and withdrawals? I personally don't see any other di
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Copenhagenize your city: the case for urban cycling in 12 graphs(theguardian.com)
3 points by hakanensari 8y ago|0 comments
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by hakanensari 8y ago
> Collateral freedom Wow. Is this not but a new form of political asylum[1]? [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Right_of_asylum
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by hakanensari 9y ago
Your state is possibly mismanaged!
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by hakanensari 9y ago
Not to challenge your distaste, but insofar as more among us use it to talk about and organise around public issues, it is a de facto public space and has a public utility. Just to give a micro example, last month parents at my kids' p
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by hakanensari 9y ago
The service is essentially public, like education, health, and roads. We would benefit if it could be managed and paid for publicly. The only issue is that Facebook's scope is transnational, so you can't solve this locally or nati
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by hakanensari 9y ago
You have no ISBN, right? It's fascinating that this bookseller took the time to create by hand an entry for your book in Amazon's product database. In a way, not even not having an ISBN is a sure way to "withdraw from the int
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by hakanensari 9y ago
Listers are not exactly gallerists (I presume?) so probably meant valued, valuable by rare. Is that not what Picasso translates to in the public imagination? On a different note, how can you buy without confirming authenticity?
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by hakanensari 9y ago
There are legitimate use cases: for instance, a multi-tenant app that designates tenant by subdomain.
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by hakanensari 9y ago
I'm wondering if part of the anxiety is about the used market spilling over into new - a distinction which to most is about the way a book looks and feels rather than its commercial provenance. Nothing really stops a book dealer to lis
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by hakanensari 10y ago
We automate buying things on sites like Amazon.
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by hakanensari 10y ago
Another somewhat important distinction to note is that ending the right to live here doesn't imply eliminating the possibility to do so. Although they now seem to be ruling out a points-based system, I'm assuming that once you tic
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by hakanensari 10y ago
And this is the survey ("State of Amazon 2016") referenced in the article: http://bloomreach.com/amazon/
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55 percent of online shoppers start their product searches on Amazon(recode.net)
1 points by hakanensari 10y ago|1 comments
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by hakanensari 10y ago
I suppose this way they could start learning when you're (likelier to be) home and tweak delivery times to happen then. Just reading comments here, you can anecdotally see there's a lot of inefficiency caused by courier attempting
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by hakanensari 10y ago
You could choose to have it delivered at a pick-up location. https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeI... If you're living in a bad area, Royal Mail will lose your mail as well.
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by hakanensari 10y ago
> I was thinking more about the right to transfer the right to the baggage. This is in some way already happening (in reverse) with some budget airlines or travel classes, where the default is hand baggage only, and then you top up for e
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by hakanensari 10y ago
They're price-matching DigitalOcean, so raising prices is probably out of the question.
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by hakanensari 10y ago
Perhaps your "unit" here should not be the post but the entire Instagram feed - the same way you're talking of a film rather than a particular scene or shot. The way I see it, she has simply placed a product in her feed, the
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by hakanensari 10y ago
> E-statement takes 30+ minutes to download because it’s huge and their servers are really slow! They're lucky that they're able to download after all. Some years ago I used an AmEx to order 1000+ items every day on Amazon, whi
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by hakanensari 10y ago
"By creating a greater sense of uncertainty and making it unclear who has priority, drivers will reduce their speed." - so un-binary and fascinating.
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by hakanensari 11y ago
Historical materialism
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by hakanensari 11y ago
A non-Flash version of the interview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FiK7s_0tGsg
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by hakanensari 11y ago
We could perhaps say the actual experience of shopping is not fungible. Normally, you'd find this person simply go to the indie store rather than showroom whatever multinational. Price here is secondary.
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by hakanensari 14y ago
It may eventually if you leave it open.
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by hakanensari 15y ago
Fun, intelligent articles, but both glorify essentially dumb "algorithms" by garage entrepreneurs that end up generating offers that will never sell.
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by hakanensari 15y ago
The author's json example could have been something like: { 'p': ['Paragraph text here', { 'b': 'bold text' }] } Still more verbose than the sexp example but not terribly so.