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by lukevdp 7y ago
How can it be anything other than “to date”?
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by lukevdp 7y ago
I don’t think masks are as effective as you think. WHO says only wear a mask: If you are healthy, you only need to wear a mask if you are taking care of a person with suspected 2019-nCoV infection. Wear a mask if you are coughing or sneezin
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by lukevdp 7y ago
He has experience and credibility in the field and could bring widespread attention to a clear plan to tackle the problem. Everybody already knows what needs to be done to slow down the pandemic, but there needs to be swift and strong polit
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by lukevdp 7y ago
Is anyone actually advocating for diversity of socioeconomic status on boards? Board members need to be highly skilled and experienced in business, which I would guess correlates very well with wealth.
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by lukevdp 7y ago
What makes you say that? This could stretch over a year. We have already been 3 months and nowhere near peak yet.
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by lukevdp 7y ago
No deaths for 0-9 age group so far
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by lukevdp 7y ago
Maybe it’s cultural differences but in Australia I have never heard “My engineers” and would never use it myself. A company does not own it’s employees. It simply purchases their labour.
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by lukevdp 7y ago
“New” explicitly states “Original packaging”. If he opened the original shrink wrap, it’s used.
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by lukevdp 7y ago
I came here to say this also. You can’t reject the return, you need to accept it and then it’s on the buyer to return the item to you. If it comes back with parts missing, you can do a partial refund. Buyer can still do an A-Z claim, but yo
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by lukevdp 7y ago
Check your email deliverability that your emails aren’t going to spam. Also is it worth trying higher touch engagements? Book a demo type thing where you ask for a phone number and get to speak to some of these people that are signing up. L
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by lukevdp 7y ago
I can’t think of another single metric that tells you more about the size of a saas company than MRR.
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by lukevdp 7y ago
I agree with you that you have to work for the company objectives. I think at a start-up the correct decision early on is to take on a bunch of tech debt, but then pay it down as the horizon of the company expands. Early on, you need to ite
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Apple pushes back against EU common charger(itnews.com.au)
2 points by lukevdp 7y ago|0 comments
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by lukevdp 7y ago
Here’s another: being sick makes it harder to create wealth
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by lukevdp 7y ago
Yep, it’s the noble savage fallacy https://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Noble_savage
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by lukevdp 7y ago
Don’t know why this is getting downvoted. The parent statement is news to me and I would definitely like to see some sources.
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by lukevdp 7y ago
You are not a moderate if you are “left of the left” or “right of the right”.
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by lukevdp 7y ago
Possibly because they have a more optimistic and less cynical view of the world than you.
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by lukevdp 7y ago
You are free to found your own company and do this.
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by lukevdp 7y ago
In my experience it’s a lot easier to have a difficult conversation than to fire someone.
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by lukevdp 7y ago
Depends entirely on the employment agreement. Many will automatically assign ownership of any code written to the employer.
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by lukevdp 7y ago
Here are the results to that question: Question EF3. Suppose that you have an emergency expense that costs $400. Based on your current financial situation, how would you pay for this expense? If you would use more than one method to cover t
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by lukevdp 7y ago
1. It is their own take on accounting software. You make it sound like it’s silly to need validation because the category exists. But every business ever needs validation. 2. They are new to the market (and seems like they are new to busin
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by lukevdp 7y ago
Totally agree. Words only make up part of communication. There are >300 comments on this thread because everyone has their own way of saying this phrase based on how they would be received if they said it at their workplace.
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by lukevdp 7y ago
The best kind is organic, but sometimes things need a little bit of a formal kick start.
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by lukevdp 7y ago
Does anybody have any insight as to whether this case has merit or not?
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by lukevdp 7y ago
In that case i guess it’s lucky that Qantas management jumped on it so quickly and didn’t worry about decreasing costs
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by lukevdp 7y ago
I've never met an alcoholic that was scared of a bar
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Google wins 'right to be forgotten' case in European court(abc.net.au)
1 points by lukevdp 7y ago|0 comments
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by lukevdp 7y ago
I disagree with this. Put any two toddlers together with "one of something" and there will be fights.

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