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Ask HN: Was coronavirus known before wuhan?
3 points by muse900 7y ago|4 comments
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by muse900 7y ago
Auth0 is nice tbh but I find it quite pricey once you scale a bit. I think it’s important to make good decisions at the very start. I am definitely not against auth0 and I think it’s great, just think well enough before using it because it
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by muse900 7y ago
>And as my healing journey has progressed, any ambitions I held to achieve business success on par with the Airbnb founders has faded, and been eclipsed by the realisation in order to do _anything_ well – from running businesses and lead
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by muse900 7y ago
I don't feel like a top engineer. I think am no way near that tbh. I rank myself as an ok-ish engineer. I feel more like a hybrid though and I feel like I am valuable to a startup as I can bring on the table several things which includ
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by muse900 7y ago
>Now, I make some consulting work for a small, independent, hotel, and - luckily enough - even if it is "cheaper" to overbook, the management holds the care and respect for the customer well above that. Overbooking and caring a
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by muse900 7y ago
Bigger hotels tend to have a reservations team. Not every hotel will give you a better offer than whats on booking but depending on how you'll put it on your email etc yes you do get some discount against booking.com. Don't forget
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by muse900 7y ago
I use booking.com both as a customer and hotelier. Usually I’ll search booking.com to find a hotel to stay and if the hotel belongs to a brand let’s say Hilton or Marriott I’ll email them directly to get a better price. For smaller hotels o
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by muse900 7y ago
I can't stress enough about the first sentence and how important it is. Metrics have become the goto into having a business nowadays and we min/max everything, squeeze every little bit we can out of things. Its an open market and
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by muse900 7y ago
I am thankful for being healthy and for others around me being healthy too so far.
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Thomas Cook collapses as last-ditch rescue talks fail(bbc.com)
3 points by muse900 7y ago|0 comments
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by muse900 7y ago
I had the same issue, especially using facebook. I'd always go into those arguments without a reason. My wife pointed out, that I don't need to do that. She questioned me about the reason I am going into those arguments with other
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by muse900 7y ago
This is my own perspective from what I've been reading/ seeing as a customer for the past few years and how the company has changed from its warcraft/diablo even world of warcraft days to now. Yes there are still people worki
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by muse900 7y ago
I feel like this was a thing back then, not only because the "strong and powerful" men of that ERA where in and out of a hotel lobby but also cause journalism was based on going out to get/make a story. Nowadays I feel like r
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by muse900 7y ago
I flew with another airline that he was part of called Laudamotion. Its part of ryanair (not great), but you can tell from the more sportif look. The seats were pure leather and the airhosteses were wearing jeans.
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by muse900 7y ago
You don't need some crazy fasting diet to cut down sweets. Just diet for 3-4 days and boom the crave is gone. It comes back but you need to be able to handle it. I'll say this to anyone out there wanting to look after himself and
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The Australian company that banned work on Wednesday’s(bbc.com)
2 points by muse900 7y ago|0 comments
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by muse900 7y ago
Agree with you. And everyone out there is about becoming a billion $ or more company... What happened to normal ideas, ideas that can literally feed a few families and make you have a good life as well... Person behind the article seems to
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by muse900 7y ago
Completely agree with you, and if am going on a 4-5 interview step thing and blackboards are presented etc then I want you to be able to offer same sign on bonuses and perks big companies can offer. If the only thing you have to offer is eq
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Ask HN: How to get your designer to design for mobile and react-native
1 points by muse900 7y ago|1 comments
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by muse900 8y ago
Clarification: this just happened to me as well, I’ve been using revolut as my main source of paying for things. I transfer money through a uk bank and also have provided them with payslips and tax documents. Everything was fine up to 1 da
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Revolut blocking accounts for days without any reason(mobile.twitter.com)
2 points by muse900 8y ago|1 comments
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by muse900 8y ago
completely agree, this would have been much nicer if it was simpler. The scrolling and transitions makes it kinda impossible to follow through for me too.
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by muse900 8y ago
Good point. You have to think the scale though. US is not the same as e.g Sweden and can't be the same. The amount of benefits you get in Scandi countries or Europe in general against the US are massive. At the same time you have to th
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Disney Closes $71.3B Fox Deal, Creating Global Content Powerhouse(hollywoodreporter.com)
4 points by muse900 8y ago|0 comments
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by muse900 8y ago
I am not too narrow minded so I see war as a not good thing and a as a not bad thing. I don't like seeing anything in this world as a good or a bad thing. War is something that comes to us by default. Its in our nature, as its in ever
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by muse900 8y ago
More to your point, we have vilified death a bit too much. In the past they had poems about death, sung death, created legends. Dying in the battlefield in an honorable way was seen as a good way to leave this place and go to the next one.
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by muse900 8y ago
I was in the exact same position. Growing up and playing online games, spending most of my time with people that were obnoxious douches - cause who cares its the internet (and they were older), shaped me to be an obnoxious douche too. 18 to
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by muse900 8y ago
"Moderation in all things" - Aristotle Like others I think you should see a therapist about it. Work - Gym - Netflix, misses so many things from reaching a balanced life. A person needs to interact with others apart from their wor
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by muse900 8y ago
Personal View: As with any other skilled job out there that is not based on commission like software devs unless you find a company that pays out big bonuses, you will have a cap as to what you can gain. I don't think I know many softw
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by muse900 8y ago
From what I've heard Silicon Valley is also very expensive. Apart from that for non US citizens I reckon its hard to land a working visa with the current situation in the US and immigration. I feel like what pays you higher than SV et

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