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I wouldn't say the existence of this page proves your prediction right (as it's not dethroning Google anytime soon). It's easy to forget that the goal of Google isn't to provide a useful search engine (at least not anymo
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5y ago
what is SoMe?
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It's the tracking part here that's hard. How do you know that the FB/IG ad was the first time the converting user heard of your product, or that it was the deciding factor? If you literally have no other way of discovering yo
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Assuming this question is in good faith: I think* it has to do with not wanting to say something as 100% truth without knowing it's 100% true. Which can be interpreted as weakness/insecurity among more business/marketing mind
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5y ago
Interesting quote, but if I'm not missing anything this link is just a bit shortsighted as proof right? If it's just the pic+names.
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5y ago
Your analogies are things that you use a large % of the time, almost any second. Whereas I've been programming for years, and never wrote a binary search (I think?), but perhaps I don't qualify as literate? I think writing an if-s
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Your link goes to this current page, I assumed you were linking to an article about that anecdote.
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Nice experiment! Would be nice to see some example text in the end..
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Might be because it's hard to reverse such a process if needed?
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For me the sweating would make this prohibitive in most case
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This resonates greatly with me, never thought about it this way, thanks!
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Isn't that always subjective? Pointless with regard to what goals/standards? Is lying in the grass pointless?
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5y ago
is the last book you mention "The Savage Truth on Money - Terry Savage"? The first is by Pink?
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Do you mean just before bed, or in general during the day?
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Do you also provide advise on how to register?
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5y ago
There are also a lot of thresholds that might apply to your situation. More rules to look up, but could simplify it to having less administration if your revenue is under a couple K's
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Your accountant is not going to build a system for you that verifies VAT IDs and can automatically calculate the tax % on check out I think?
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Link doesn't work for me, https://www.golfforecast.co.uk seems better
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You could argue that what's exploited is the fact that there is a country with a minimum wage of $8, and another with a median of $1.50 in your example. So if you're Tim Ferriss raised in the first country it works, but in the
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5y ago
Do I understand correctly if you keep the middle portion? You remove both the water, and what settles immediately? I have a hard time visualizing.
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1) Since many of these algorithms need to run on standalone hardware devices, many are still limited in power by their chips (and the economics). Amount of voices, oversampling, amount of presets, sound banks, samples can increase the quali
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This will surely create lots of cases of athletes just crossing the border of what the body can take. I'd expect the show would become more about mishaps, than extreme performance. Must definitely have a target audience, but not me.
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5y ago
Interesting, and funny sounding, although apart from not translating, I don't really know a better translation for root in this context?
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To clarify: lisp as in speech impediment, we don't have our own word for the programming language
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Quite a bluff to pull: saying your starting early when you don't, when it's so easy to fall through. Does this actually happen?
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Interesting train of thought. Perhaps it's good to know that the x axis (from left to right) is temporal. So for someone/something to translate this to an image with some special sense would also necessitate some memory part. With
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This is perhaps why Magic the Gathering is a better metaphore for life than Poker, which also has the elements above, but not this one. Although with poker you have the house that always wins...
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I Have a this too and it can feel like I'm broken for that, as it's the exact opposite of people who feel energized from exercise. I'm not in bad shape at all but even a 1hr walk takes some time to be back to where I can focu
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6y ago
I think the point is that the US is so big that you don't to reach the neighbors
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6y ago
the likely cause of similarity is the "classic" users browse (and vote based on) the regular front page
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