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himlion
7y ago
Probably cameras instead.
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A lot of bakeries around here (The Netherlands) now use TooGoodTooGo to offload stuff at the end of the day. I think it cannibalizes less on normal sales as you can't choose what you get and you have to order your "magic box"
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himlion
7y ago
I'm currently using a Xiaomi Redmi Go that was a bit less than that and I think it's remarkable how few compromises it has.
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himlion
7y ago
No need for snark, those are completely different situations.
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himlion
7y ago
This happens way too often and ruins my trip by making me feel anxiety over something I have little control over. Unfortunately doing anything about this isn't in Airbnb's interest until it starts costing them customers.
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7y ago
Strong privacy laws prevent them from doing that. I saw an interview with a police officer and they could basically not say anything at all. Most info comes from journalists.
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7y ago
I hate Trump for a lot of reasons, but I support his way of dealing with China.
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7y ago
I hope so. I just don't see how relations wouldn't be slowly normalized again within a year. I've seen very few lasting measures for bad actors. Even Russia, which was responsible for the downing of MH17 killing 193 Dutch cit
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7y ago
Depends on how it ends, I just can't see any way for them to win. I fear China will just slowly escalate their heavy handedness until nobody is left.
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7y ago
True in general, but as long as you don't have a lot of equity in your BV yet, you don't have to do it. The tax man won't force you to go broke paying yourself a Market-rate salary.
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7y ago
Perfect for my children though. the pace at which it breaks closely matches them growing out of it. Probably not so good for the thrift store market I guess.
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7y ago
Which they would probably not have done if they had expected a (conventional) war any time soon.
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7y ago
Certainly looks interesting, but in an era where I've been conditioned to expect free content $335 is a bit steep to indulge in a casual interest.
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7y ago
That's why a lot of big power lines between European nations are being upgraded so the grid will become more flexible in the future.
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7y ago
But once we have this space elevator it's much more feasible to manufacture on the moon.
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7y ago
It is, I have been using it because it's very convenient to find specific photos if you have a huge archive. You can type basically any object, name or name + object and you'll get the relevant photos. I am thinking about stopping
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7y ago
Wow, are those gardens really that big? Here in the Netherlands there are huge waiting lists for your allotted 12m².
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7y ago
Because the interest rate on RMB denominated debt would be (much) higher, since there is a significant currency risk.
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7y ago
Interesting, I was just going to say how varied and incredibly tasty the local Lao bananas are. I wonder if we have different taste or you've tried different ones than I have. The ones I like best are the very small "good smelling
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7y ago
Sorry Dang, I will refrain from posting this kind of thing in the future.
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7y ago
Probably because homosexuality doesn't fit their 19th century worldview
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7y ago
They recently stopped this pay per article model in favor of a subscription model for unlimited access.
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7y ago
Yeah, amazing how they manage to broadcast a wrong alternative emergency number to millions of people.
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7y ago
True I'll give you it depends on the situation and might indeed be the better option. For a startup I wouldn't recommend it at least
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7y ago
Yeah, Tableau is very expensive. Way more than a few weeks of dev time.
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7y ago
Yes it could if implemented properly, because land would get allocated more efficiently. For example more high rises in central locations so people could stay closer to their work. A good subreddit devoted to this subject is /r/
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7y ago
65% of medicare patients suffering from a specific disease?
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7y ago
I'm rereading it along with the alzabo soup podcast. I can highly recommend it if you want to enjoy it thoroughly.
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8y ago
I really hope this will get old eventually, that means we have truly entered a new era for space launches and hopefully space exploration.
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8y ago
I was delighted about this when a client wanted a barcode scanner integrated with a web app. I envisioned major difficulties but instead it only took 5 minutes to implement.
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