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by michalu 7y ago
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by michalu 7y ago
You'll then appreciate this (if you need live quotes) https://www.freeforexapi.com
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Study reveals a coordinated anti-Trump campaign on Instagram [pdf](ghostdata.io)
2 points by michalu 7y ago|0 comments
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by michalu 7y ago
I'd much rather see "super-rich" spend their money on whatever than supporting the greatest contemporary marketing scam called modern "art"
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If You Want to Kill Someone, We Are the Right Guys(wired.com)
2 points by michalu 7y ago|0 comments
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by michalu 8y ago
Indeed, and we should all keep what you say in mind. But in order to be effective you first need to be productive. A lot of people struggle with focus, motivation and energy to do things.
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by michalu 8y ago
Classic Ponzi Scheme. People have been wondering how WeEork has't gone bankrupt yet. Well you don't go bankrupt if you can keep raising/lending more to pay up your losses. Until the day you can't anymore.
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Dark Energy Survey completes six-year mission(penntoday.upenn.edu)
1 points by michalu 8y ago|0 comments
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by michalu 8y ago
I know very few people who regret having kids, unless they're single parents. Most of my friends in fact say it's the best thing in their life ... on the contrary 100% of people who don't have kids and are over their prime to
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by michalu 8y ago
Nothing unusual just standard Microsoft, first kill the competition (Gitlab) then when you're a monopoly f*ck users over ... they did this with IE, windows, etc.
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by michalu 8y ago
I recommend you start with the "Idiot" ... Crime and Punishment is his masterpiece but I believe it's not the best first book to read by him. After there are Brothers Karamazov a less known book but very beautiful. The rest y
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by michalu 8y ago
I agree, while I don't visit or use the site anymore, I enjoy the newsletter. Also fan of history so in that aspect it improved. Not in some other areas though.
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Your smartphone’s AI algorithms could tell if you are depressed(technologyreview.com)
3 points by michalu 8y ago|0 comments
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by michalu 8y ago
I agree he played all the games safe, I believe he said (or implied it) himself in one of the press conferences. I also agree that they should play the classical until somebody wins. As Carlsen said in the post final press conference Caruan
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by michalu 8y ago
Not at all, I don't argue for "winning at all costs" not in sports. But I do argue for winning in a fair game. And Carlsen won a fair game. Chess is a harmless game so boxing would be a better example. Imagine a boxer that us
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by michalu 8y ago
You make a good point, but I don't think he's playing for hearts. They play for money and recognition in the first place. Every sportsman who experienced a failure (and we all have) knows very well that while you're applauded
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by michalu 8y ago
oh, it's hard to tell when Grischuk is joking. It's true, he never had a negative rating: http://universalrating.com/player.php?PlayerID=16626
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by michalu 8y ago
Grischuk pointed out that according to universal rating system that measures the gap for each category like rapid or blitz and apparently Carlsen is the only one who sometimes gets a negative number on blitz/rapid. Which is most intere
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by michalu 8y ago
Can you elaborate? I would say it was Carlsen's overall strategy that got him a win. Taking it to the tie-break where he's a huge favourite. Seems like playing it safe was his strategy. I can't evaluate who chose better tacti
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by michalu 8y ago
In the end, Carlsen is the man who knows the best how to win in chess. Regardless of all critics. He played the 12th game safe knowing he's a huge favourite in rapid and blitz. Like Kasparov and Grischuk pointed out today, every other
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by michalu 8y ago
For those who haven't watched the game you can see some nice analysis on Agadmator's channel which I enjoy the most, here is the last 12th game: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dOJNO8BRx_U
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by michalu 8y ago
It's missing some services like Google Offers a Groupon competitor: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_Offers and Google Reader ... from the top of my head, and some enterprise products if I am not mistaken
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Blue Brain team discovers a multi-dimensional universe in brain networks(wired.co.uk)
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by michalu 9y ago
One of the least attractive behaviours is trying to be liked. Don't follow the advice in that article.
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by michalu 9y ago
That none of those "tricks" will make you more charming.
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by michalu 9y ago
A good guide to become a likeable "nice guy" chump... unfortunately, multiple studies show that even narcissism is more correlated with success and attractiveness than trying to show you're likeable, non-threatening person. W
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by michalu 9y ago
Caffeine is worth quitting at least for periods of time to rebalance your cortisol and dompamine sensitivity. Both neurochemicals that affect focus, motivation, drive, etc. I love coffee and I found that when cycling off one of the best thi
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by michalu 9y ago
We will see some major drama in this space. Take EOS for example... it's a company that's basically a Bitshares fork and it's raising possibly a half to one billion dollars on the promise to deliver something different in on
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by michalu 9y ago
That's copy/paste from the agreement.
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by michalu 9y ago
Well, Snap is losing $2 billion a quarter... how's that not a dubious IPO?... Uber's market cap is now 1/3 of WalMart a company with 485.9 billion in revenues. For comparison, Webvan hit $8 billion market cap, losing $400 mil

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