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by jefe_ 9y ago
Feel like the people who would even desire this sort of fashion feedback (young -> college-aged women) would rather use $200 to buy additional items to wear. Much older than that and people have either developed a sense of personal style
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by jefe_ 9y ago
I get the impression they're running analytics not just on the users but also the content (which would take more horsepower). Guessing they use the analysis to model scripts and generate ideas for their Original Series. Thinking of wha
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by jefe_ 9y ago
I get this, but in another sense, the answer is to offer people a reason to visit the site beyond the number, build an app with features people who care about celebrities' net-worth will enjoy, make something compelling so it's no
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by jefe_ 10y ago
The consummate leader cultivates the moral law, and strictly adheres to method and discipline; thus it is in his power to control success. -Sun Tzu
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by jefe_ 10y ago
Facebook with Whats App has the strongest penetration in developing countries of all companies listed. Many of these places have large, young populations. I would be curious to know how many people exist in Facebook DBs but not the DBs of t
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by jefe_ 10y ago
cincinnati ohio, live downtown, work in suburb 18 miles of highway driving each way, ~20 mins. arrive to work ~7:30am and leave ~4:30pm to avoid traffic. live at intersection of two highways which are equidistant to work and can route accor
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by jefe_ 10y ago
Getting Issues with Citrix Sharefile api (which I've suspected to run in S3). Seems to only be impacting writes in preliminary assessment.
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by jefe_ 10y ago
Really shows the size and capability of U.S.A.F. when they have a plane and team they can casually deploy to what appears to be a highly specific situation. The article says the aircraft is specifically designed to use atmospheric data to d
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by jefe_ 10y ago
was trying to figure this one out as well, best i could come up with is that the library is a bit ambitious (reliably meeting tax requirements for many countries).
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by jefe_ 10y ago
Amazing how well it handles painting on top of previous strokes.
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by jefe_ 10y ago
I think the best thing the FDA could do is create a 'Conceal Carry' type of license which allows you to self prescribe certain types of pharmaceuticals (all would be great, but start with some). You basically take an 8-12 hour cou
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by jefe_ 10y ago
I'm pretty sure the people who clean my office use one of these...
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by jefe_ 10y ago
amazon go skydive - just hop on the plane! amazon go swim - just dive right in! amazon go kennels - just drop and drive! amazon go restoration hardware - good luck! amazon go lite - just grab and checkout and go! amazon go guns - just grab
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by jefe_ 10y ago
Washington Post says, 'FBI to conduct new investigation of emails from Clinton’s private server' https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/fbi-to-conduct-new-i...
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by jefe_ 10y ago
Lots of work isn't always bad, but we move in the direction of where we spend our time. First decide, where do I want to be in 1,3,5 years? Map your time usage (including work & leisure), determine how much truly free-time you have
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by jefe_ 10y ago
You know your laptop is truly 'Pro' when there are so many ports, you have to google some of them to figure out what they do (Thinkpad).
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by jefe_ 10y ago
Wash & Fold Laundromat changed my life. Am able to eliminate a massive chore for $17-22 per week. Every Tuesday on my way to work, I drop off my clothes and on the way back, I pick up my clothes, hung and folded as if they were brand ne
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by jefe_ 10y ago
Apparently SkyMall & Popular Science conditioned me to believe that all hidden cameras are obviously hidden cameras. The realism of the concealments in this document was sort of jarring.
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by jefe_ 10y ago
The automatic update restarts are the worst. Followed guide here and have not come into work with a restarted computer since (used Method 3): http://www.redmondpie.com/disable-turn-off-automatic-updates...
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by jefe_ 10y ago
The consumer use cases are interesting but the propagandist use cases are terrifying. Along with this (Real-time Face Capture and Reenactment): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ohmajJTcpNk
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by jefe_ 10y ago
Test in Thailand... if you can dodge a tuk-tuk, you can dodge a toddler.
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by jefe_ 10y ago
Hype Machine, somehow free and ad free. The music aligns with my tastes and one of the few things that hasn't changed radically since I started using it back in 2008.
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by jefe_ 10y ago
Not long ago you could buy SIM cards from kioskos, corner stores, etc. This is becoming increasingly rare, even in places with otherwise poor infrastructure. The shift was rapid but noticeable.
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by jefe_ 10y ago
When people in Haiti receive bags of USAID Rice (grown elsewhere) for free, there no longer is a need for Haitian Grown Rice and it hurts local farmers. I'm not sure this translates to direct injections of cash however. I've spent
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by jefe_ 10y ago
A moldable mind is a valuable thing.
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by jefe_ 10y ago
The Market Wizards books are a bit dated, but still do a good job of profiling various trader mindsets across a number of markets. http://www.amazon.com/The-New-Market-Wizards-Conversations/d... http://www.a
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by jefe_ 10y ago
I lived in Uganda a few years ago, and pirating movies, burning them to disc, and selling them from a brick and mortar storefront was considered a good job for young people, in the north at least. There are way more than 1.2B opportunities
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by jefe_ 11y ago
The firm behind the study made a pretty interesting infographic: http://visaindex.com/
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At least we've got a killer army.
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I propose the following addition: 1 (b) Seeing as consumer welfare is not limited to cross-border scenarios, the Parties shall also promote fair and reasonable telecom pricing and access in their home territories. The standard for pricing a

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