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by helipad 6y ago
I suppose you don't need income so much as a credit line.
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by helipad 6y ago
It's often paid content and it's pushed to you I suppose.
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by helipad 6y ago
Not just paintings but any art really. You could likely expand that to anything creative. Someone could make a frame by frame reproduction of a Kubrick film, or cover a Bowie song as faithfully to the original as possible. There is some val
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by helipad 6y ago
I don't think they were pitching it as a solution, instead a "try this and see if it works", which helps continue the debugging. It can also help because it shows the customer you're making progress.
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by helipad 6y ago
While no doubt I'm uninformed, my sense is professional development at the one-to-one or one-to-few level is geared towards exec levels, such as exec coaching and management training. For my part, I'm not exec level yet am in a po
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by helipad 6y ago
I'd guess it'd be similar to other consulting where you have different offerings and price points: 1:1 coaching, tuition groups, self-serve classes. Personally I'd like to make use of the first one and expect to pay a premium
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by helipad 6y ago
Can anyone recommend a writing coach I could work with? It's important to my role. I'd happily pay someone to set me (and hold me accountable to) relevant assignments and give feedback on my work. I understand there are writing co
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by helipad 6y ago
I suspect 'Ode to Amtrak' is one of the Led Zeppelin songs the author was referring to.
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by helipad 6y ago
I recently went on vacation. I wanted to really switch off and couldn't bring myself to read non-fiction that engaged my brain. I hadn't read fiction in more than ten years. The first day by the pool I'd read a page then foun
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by helipad 7y ago
Similar to the Samwer brothers method in Europe. Clone a popular site, gain some traction in a locale outside the US, then sell it to the original company.
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by helipad 7y ago
Depends in which country you speak English :) Looks like original Tweeter is Scottish
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by helipad 7y ago
I don't play many games but I remember playing the original Ghost Recon and being impressed/frustrated at the fact you can die with two shots and you have very little sense of where they came from. The second shot could follow soo
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by helipad 7y ago
I loved using Winamp over say Windows Media Player in the early days of MP3s. You could throw hundreds or thousands of tracks into your playlist and could scroll incredibly quickly through them, even on relatively slow PCs of the day. In an
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by helipad 7y ago
We drink those at home. You're right in that they're refreshing, I think I'd find them too boring to drink a two or three $4 glasses at a bar though.
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by helipad 7y ago
I wish there were better non-alcoholic drinks that aren't sweet or hot. There's only so many mocktails or teas I can drink. One of the best part of pubs/bars is sitting down for a session and chatting for a couple of hours. A
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by helipad 8y ago
Is it me or are there suddenly a lot of anti-DNA testing articles being published lately? Is there a particular lobby that I'm not aware of?
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by helipad 8y ago
I found it amusing that Yerevan in particular has decent high speed Internet throughout the city, yet the garbage collection is still antiquated. In the post-Soviet era, there are some pieces of modernization they seem to be bypassing, whil
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by helipad 8y ago
Ha, well, sort of. For better or worse, Yerevan is certainly becoming more cosmopolitan in the center. A younger part of the diaspora that never lived in Armenia seem to be spending time in Yerevan, with capital to be able to open the likes
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by helipad 8y ago
There was a good Reply All podcast episode about this story in early December: https://www.gimletmedia.com/reply-all/132-negative-mount-ple... The inevitably was sadly clear to all but those who had the power to make i
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by helipad 8y ago
I wonder what their approach is to 'ungrateful' patients – the ones who get billed every little things, or are otherwise unsatisfied with the service? It is after all a service in the US. It's transactional. I'm happy me
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by helipad 8y ago
Isn't Tim Ferriss' belief the opposite of overworking? I thought that was the whole point of the 4-hour Work Week.
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by helipad 8y ago
The base 12-inch model is $999. The Pencil ($129) and Smart Keyboard Folio ($199) are not included. At $1,327, how does it compare specs-wise with the new 13" MacBook Air?
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by helipad 8y ago
The Shipping Forecast always reminds me of the scene in Ken Loach's 'Kes': https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9LCod-iVNHM "Fisher, German Bight, Cromarty. I like to hear it every night Sir, I like names&quo
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by helipad 8y ago
"Only" – A subtle dig ;)
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by helipad 8y ago
A couple of YouTube videos deep I found Crime Control 2, a live action video game. Before 3D graphics got good, I was sure as a kid they were the future. The X-Files PC game that came on seven discs, some game I played at Euro Disney where
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by helipad 8y ago
I'm sure those are contributing factors. However, in the 90s I had video consoles and satellite TV, but still spent a lot of time unsupervised playing football (soccer). TV and video games were for rainy, cold days. Part of me struggle
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by helipad 8y ago
I lived in Brush Park and still walk through it on the way to Tigers games. What's interesting about the handful of Victorian restorations is that there are large apartment buildings behind built around them, sometimes directly adjace
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by helipad 8y ago
Later on ProductHunt: PizzaCo unifies all your pizza POS services!
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by helipad 9y ago
Is it possible the pro-tem judge wouldn't have known the intricacies of small claims court? Perhaps the attorney thought they could befuddle both the author and the judge.
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by helipad 9y ago
As a user I find SMS-based 2FA much easier to use. It's a tough challenge to make authentication both secure and user friendly. I've recently appreciated the Google and Facebook iOS apps just letting you tap 'Yes' to con

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