michalu

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by michalu 3y ago
Cheese in coffee is not that unusual. In France they dip the cheese comte in their coffee in the morning in the alpine area. It's probably mostly older people who do it these days.
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by michalu 3y ago
> improving humanity's chances Do you mind elaborating. What chances?
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by michalu 4y ago
You are naive to believe regicide was not the end goal of the revolution. Every revolution desires to destroy the previous. That's the philosophical basis. As for wanting to emulate Cromwell, as far as I know Charles I was also execute
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by michalu 4y ago
For those who only know the story of Brutus (the leader of assassins whom apparently Caesar didn't expect to be his traitor) there was another Brutus the most famous one in Rome who in the early times of Rome, when it was still a kingd
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by michalu 4y ago
That you are a barista at Starbucks or someone with self image issues. On a more serious note such people appear to me as conformists. Everyone has tattoos today. They buy them like burgers at McDonalds. In the past you'd eaen them in
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by michalu 4y ago
I stayed sober during hard drinking party. What I saw was just ridiculous - I never want to be that guy. Haven't gotten drunk since.
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by michalu 4y ago
IMO vesting is a part of compensation but it's conditional. If the past work was subpar I would fire before and give distribute to other employees. I would explain why it's the case.
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by michalu 4y ago
Europe doesn't have case law, the law is written and codified so once you finish law school you have all the laws memorized. The judge can only apply specific paragraph of the law not create new ones. 1k is cheap yes, 5k would in such
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by michalu 4y ago
The Nobel prize is becoming a joke. It's mostly political at this point with few exceptions. I won't even start on literature or peace prize, just the fact you'll get it for applied research.
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by michalu 4y ago
The tragedy of our times is that all the great political leaders are only to be found in the internet comments.
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What Was the Beast of Gévaudan? (2020)(history.com)
4 points by michalu 4y ago|1 comments
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by michalu 4y ago
Can, it can also screw you up even more. Rather ignored part of many "this can do x" articles. A great deal of philosophy is built on individual "thinkers" trying to find the truth in their own heads. A lot of them died
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by michalu 4y ago
Thank you it's something in the plans but I've been too lazy to set up the billing for subscription.
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by michalu 4y ago
It's embarrassingly primitive, we export all existing subscribers into csv from our CRM, I load it into pandas dataframe and send using simple for loop + gmail api calls. I run it with "caffeinate" terminal command and use ti
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by michalu 4y ago
We simply send emails using gmail API. They are personalized a bit, I run everything from jupyter notebook. Not a big fan of services like mailchimp. We keep personal approach so I prefer to land in primary inbox vs "promotions" a
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by michalu 4y ago
So far we found once a month to be our sweet spot. Majority of customers buy their monthly supply in one shopping session and this is a way to prompt some of them + reactivate old customers / staled customers and convert blog subscribe
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by michalu 4y ago
My company sends a newsletter once a month. We're selling roasted coffee. This single day account for 20-30% of our monthly revenue. In fact email is our single best performing channel. Hope this info helps. EDIT: I should also add tha
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by michalu 4y ago
I am sorry but your comment is ridiculous. You're commenting on article that represents part of "lots of research" and it just shows to be propagandistically skewed. Correlation is not science. It has its place in science but
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How I Mastered the Art of Ventilating My Home (2020)(theatlantic.com)
12 points by michalu 4y ago|0 comments
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by michalu 4y ago
It's really hard to make conclusion based on mask usage not accounting for many other factors such as population density. You have places like Finland with 5 mil people and minimum contact vs. Netherlands with 1/8 of the area and
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by michalu 4y ago
> the fuck are you on about? wow, tough guy here :) I recommend you seek the truth over emotional highs. If you're not willing to do the work then be quiet - not for me but for your own good. FYI I wrote a two theses on the topic an
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by michalu 4y ago
I think you've got the logic other way around.
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by michalu 4y ago
"Russians abroad and in Russia who do not support the invasion" lol like Russians abroad have a choice ... it's funny to observe how the west from it's high moral ground and use or 'isms' left and right goes on
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by michalu 4y ago
$34M are not locked. Rather the tokens some people paid $34M have now become worthless (untradeable). But those $34M have not disappeared they're on somebody's bank accounts. Such rhetoric is very deceptive.
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by michalu 5y ago
(Restaurant) https://sketch.london They used to have different website, weird and entertaining at the same time. This one somewhat follows on the tradition.
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by michalu 5y ago
Whenever there's insignificant science making "controversial" claims like "you can't lose weight with sport" journalist will provide storytelling instead of science. The whole premise of that "You can’t ex
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by michalu 5y ago
At least one study (very small) seems to show that covid alone doesn't cause cardiovascular abnormalities 6 months after the disease. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1936878X2...
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by michalu 5y ago
According to wikipedia Aurora Morales is a "radical jewish writer" ... in other words instead you'll just consume another subjective narrative by someone who has a stake in pushing it for their own ideological aims. Thanks bu
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by michalu 5y ago
I've spent about 7 years being "digital nomad" and while I've never read the book I've met many very successful "nomad" entrepreneurs with 7-8 figure businesses (usually also physically fit) who credited t
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by michalu 5y ago
I got into 1400-1600 on lichess relatively quickly but I did that by taking about 15 private lessons with an IM and doing a lot of puzzles. He taught me a solid opening that I played going forward which allowed me to beat opponents in that

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