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by jbc1 7y ago
Start a development agency and advertise where non-tech people would look for you. Yellow pages, facebook page, fill out your details so they show up on google maps. You'll have a ton of businesses contacting you looking to have their
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Why do they need to not know that it was recently stolen from a museum?
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I got fucked by that indecisiveness. Couldn't get a visa extension in the country I was living in without my country of citizenship closing its borders. Country of citizenship shut down national airlines but let foreign ones keep flyin
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by jbc1 7y ago
CFR can give you an indication of how long its going to last. If its low and you're getting smashed, that tells you that significant portions of the population are getting infected and it will run out of steam sooner. Higher CFR tells
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I don't know if its enough to offset the scenario you're familiar with but there's 1. people moving from other forms of transport to cars thanks to the convenience of uber and 2. journeys happening that otherwise would not ha
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by jbc1 7y ago
I think .co is a smart get for any .com's where someone impersonating you could hurt you. Otherwise it's not a concern. Definitely wouldn't worry about the ones you listed.
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by jbc1 7y ago
That seems way less dangerous to young people than I'm otherwise seeing reported, and this is the report that's apparently so extreme it got the UK and US to finally do something. What with all the people who are obese, smoke heav
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by jbc1 7y ago
I'm in sales and every role I've held (a grand total of 2 tbf) has been a "be in the office if you need to be" type deal. Same as other people I know in it or other other positions I've considered. If spending the w
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Products often die when transferred to another organisation. They never say that they will die in the announcement. See https://ourincrediblejourney.tumblr.com/ It's entirely reasonable for people to assume this is bas
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If you're talking about clothing, the unbranded/no logo high quality option is bespoke tailoring. Or just unbranded mediocre stuff off the shelf and then tailored to fit.
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by jbc1 7y ago
I was using it because it had voice command support and Spotify didn't. Was pretty important when 100% of my use was while driving. I think that's changed and Spotify has support now but I don't know how smooth that is.
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by jbc1 7y ago
If you want to run an already very large business your best bet is to go in to management consulting. In that case what you study is less important than getting top grades at a top school and interviewing like a champ. If you want to run a
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by jbc1 7y ago
I was in Singapore recently and regularly saw adults smashing away at games while on the train.
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Cryptomator allows you to use local encryption with Google Drive or Dropbox as the cloud storage provider. I haven't used it so I can't speak to its niceness.
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If the question comes out of nowhere, like some guy runs up and asks you while you're walking down the street, I agree. This question however comes within the context that they're looking at cats on the screen. Unless they get zer
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by jbc1 7y ago
Try team sports. Playing the sport is exercise that's fun, but also your team practice sessions are largely exercise as well. You're doing it alongside your buddies so there's lots of joking around and whatnot so its fun. Wha
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by jbc1 7y ago
Keep in mind that when you first start lifting you're going to be putting on muscle a lot faster than someone who has lifted for years and thus what average data tells you it will be. It's not going to balance out the kind of fat
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by jbc1 7y ago
That's why you lay your bets. 5 x turnover is really high as well. Most I encounter here in Australia just require one turnover.
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by jbc1 7y ago
Are you only interested in blogs from people with and about technical skills, or is any focus tech related all good?
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Authors response to a comment in the discussion below the article: “I’m betting that Scott went to university straight after school and then went straight into medicine after that. He might have benefited from a year off experiencing promis
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by jbc1 7y ago
Regularly organise them. Dump everything in to an inbox as it comes to you throughout the day and then have a set time to edit, curate, and label it properly. For to-do's which can vary in time sensitivity this might be straight away f
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by jbc1 7y ago
In this analogy, the violations on the form aren't the equivalent of the safety problem, they're the equivalent of the brown m&ms.
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by jbc1 7y ago
Could you elaborate please?
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That's really interesting. So Singapore basically has almost a georgist type thing going on? Do they collect much revenue in other ways or just predominantly rely on rent?
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Because the money it doesn't throw away for nothing more than covers the expense. Sales aren't some abstract thing that can't be quantified. Site gets no traffic -> Spend $X on google or facebook pointing traffic to site -
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No sin taxes are at play here. Their reference to sin taxes was to show that tax minimisation is expected behaviour.
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Review by Ben Horowitz: https://a16z.com/2015/11/13/high-output-management/
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The discussion is about dropbox, a background service that used to have much more reasonable memory use and for which has competitors using far less memory. A trade-off isn't necessary.
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wiki is saying she did stripteases for the camera. She originally gave access to the stream for free and then later started charging for it. She also originally blocked it during sex but then stopped. Makes me think she had a "people w
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For comparison, OneDrive on MacOS is sitting at 85mb for me.

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