jamiegreen

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by jamiegreen 5y ago
Hey, thanks for sharing more info. I am always interested in how people think about monetisation. I don't have any particular suggestions other than to wish you best of luck with it, I will be along for the ride :)
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by jamiegreen 5y ago
Hi Ben, really nice site, bookmarked. I am curious, if you are open to sharing, what your business model is? I assume Amazon affiliates or similar, but do you have other plans for monetisation or is this more a side project for you? Either
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by jamiegreen 6y ago
https://academyoffolk.com/ Site to learn traditional music. The cost of creating high quality original content is really high :/
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by jamiegreen 6y ago
Which specialities are you hearing are getting skyrocketing offers if you don't mind sharing?
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by jamiegreen 7y ago
Who could foresee that shutting down most major world economies an for undetermined length of time could cause a recession?
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by jamiegreen 7y ago
> For some definition of "have The regular definition of two parties that have agreed something > Sure, which is why nobody is proposing that. Apart from the Labour party and the so called Peoples Vote campaign. But apart from th
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by jamiegreen 7y ago
Well given we have a deal with the EU that has addressed the first two points, I think we do know how we want to leave. Having another vote just because politicians didn't like the way the first one went is not democratic. We can have
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by jamiegreen 7y ago
We should leave the EU because it was voted for by the majority
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by jamiegreen 7y ago
> They are both lying for political purposes. Unless the UK stay in the CM/SU, there will be a customs border. The EU will require one from the Irish side, and the UK will require one in order to get any trade deals. There will be a
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by jamiegreen 7y ago
> Unfortunately, Brexit (especially a hard one) necessitates a border. Except that the UK and Ireland have both said they won’t build a hard border Under any circumstances , so who exactly is going to be installing this hard border? &gt
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by jamiegreen 7y ago
I am not sure anyone is forgetting about Ireland seeing as the media and the EU bring it up every five minutes
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by jamiegreen 7y ago
It might be just fixing the symptoms of the problem for the individual, but on a society level it can solve the problem. See e.g. decline in mass shootings in Australia after auto rifle ban, and relative scarcity of mass shootings in other
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by jamiegreen 7y ago
- Goldman has to rewin their business every year. Very little recurring revenue and they are one recession from imploding. Haven't they weathered a fair few recessions already?
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by jamiegreen 7y ago
However,don't Intel and Nvidia both manufacture their chips, whereas AMD design them and licence the designs. Which I assumes at least partly accounts for the lower headcount?
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by jamiegreen 7y ago
That would be a slight over-reaction don't you think?
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by jamiegreen 7y ago
Very cool. If you are comfortable sharing, I would be interested to know where approximately you bought the land, and roughly how much you paid per acre/hectare?
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by jamiegreen 7y ago
I actually wasn't joking, I did buy it (it was unregistered so it was only 6 quid), but now perhaps it was rather pointless if Vidalia onions only come from around Georgia. I just read the article and then googled to see if the uk doma
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by jamiegreen 7y ago
As of 5 minutes ago I am now the proud owner of VidaliaOnions.co.uk..... UK vidalia market here I come!
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by jamiegreen 8y ago
May I respectfully disagree that fried tofu is as good as a steak.
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by jamiegreen 8y ago
Whilst it was close % wise, leave received over 1.3m more votes than remain.... The second part of your statement though, is completely fair
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by jamiegreen 8y ago
In this world, how would public officials plan for the number of school places needed in 2 years, or the number of hospital beds? It's a nice idea, but it seems impractical. The sentiment that we are "all free people" may sou
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by jamiegreen 8y ago
Is it paranoia, or just a sensible way for states to implement some semblance of control over their own border when a EU wide strategy seems out of reach?
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by jamiegreen 8y ago
Thanks
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by jamiegreen 8y ago
What is NUX? I was googling and closest I could find was New User Experience, is that right?
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by jamiegreen 8y ago
Why would it cause breadlines? Are people going to stop baking bread?
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by jamiegreen 8y ago
What is Brexit doing to the economy in your view? So far we seem to be experiencing wage growth, GDP growth and low inflation.
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by jamiegreen 8y ago
>Sadly *Thankfully
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by jamiegreen 8y ago
Agreed, lying is never a good long term strategy
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by jamiegreen 8y ago
Thanks! The reason I haven't is I feel they went too far in the power/thinness balance. I never thought "if only my MacBook was a bit thinner". So I get less power and have to pay 1/3 as much again. The new ones see
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by jamiegreen 8y ago
11 inch Macbook Air. Best laptop I have ever owned

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