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nopassrecover
7y ago
Often have SMS infrastructure which Libra supports
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nopassrecover
7y ago
What about countries where it’s not safe to carry dollars or there is minimal banking infrastructure? (eg see https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/M-Pesa )
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nopassrecover
7y ago
The next M-Pesa? https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/M-Pesa
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7y ago
You may be interested in this if you haven’t already come across it previously: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Strauss–Howe_generational_th...
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nopassrecover
8y ago
It doesn’t - Special / General Relativity demonstrates gravitational time dilation.
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8y ago
While he’s far from my favourite philosopher, there’s a similarity between this article and Sartre’s discussion of Bad Faith (itself similar to Marx’s alienation) as both discuss the societal pressure to conform to roles and the conflict in
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8y ago
This might be specific to the MacBook Air but it seems trivial on the Mac to capture without an LED. E.g. open up Skype and go to settings and you’ll see live footage of your camera without the LED coming on. Am I overlooking something?
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nopassrecover
8y ago
Is it possible there is greater scrutiny during times of economic downturn leading to greatest discovery of fraud?
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8y ago
I’d always assumed they must be connected to support the ability of fire engines to setup route plans or the central traffic management teams to be able to override light sequences. I see now there are other novel ways of supporting preempt
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8y ago
You’re right, although for context the FTSE100 is below its 1999 level: https://www.afr.com/markets/market-data/uk-stocks-wipe-out-i...
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8y ago
Great article! Tangential, but the author’s description of Kuhn’s paradigms as describing things incommensurably differently (“claims that were true in the old way of talking might be false in the new way, and vice versa”) reminds me of the
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8y ago
One difference of course is that while we can always return to a physical position in space, even if the contents of that space have changed, it seems very conceptually challenging to imagine returning to a position in time even if the cont
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8y ago
The firm certainly does exist independently, e.g. see Salomon v A Salomon & Co Ltd https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Salomon_v_A_Salomon_%26_Co_L...
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8y ago
Perhaps a tangent, but the article opens with a claim that the Indonesian rock art is conclusively the oldest art of Homo sapiens, but strangely overlooks the art of Indigenous Australians which is at least as old, and perhaps a further 10,
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8y ago
I appreciate the US has 10x the population, but Australia’s Do Not Call Register ( https://www.donotcall.gov.au ) has been fairly effective at reducing these calls (with a domestic origin at least). It works as a central governmen
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8y ago
I’ve always wondered the point of this. I had a card stolen (skimmed in a taxi) and the first thing they did was donate $1 to a charity, before buying $12k of aquarium equipment from another country. Why not start with the aquarium purchase
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9y ago
Or intelligent people may be more likely to apply cognitive techniques (perhaps they experience depression earlier and/or more commonly which may build resilience) and/or may be more likely to seek professional advice (e.g. becaus
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9y ago
Great analogy and completely agree that we couldn't compete on overall opportunities. Would still argue we have a pretty unbeatable lifestyle though, which it sounds like you're pretty familiar with :-) As far as recruiters, I can
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9y ago
I can agree there are more opportunities elsewhere, but ive never met a developer or similar in Aus struggling to do well, and have generally found US devs shocked by our salaries and living costs. On the other hand, if you want career adva
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9y ago
Depends on your skills of course, but most dev jobs on seek / I run into and hire for are paying quite a bit more than that, particularly contract. When the AUD was stronger than USD this was an even more compelling argument. However I
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9y ago
The liveability of places like Adelaide (and even Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, and Perth) is such an undersold secret. Personally I'm so torn between wanting to tell everyone how good we have it and wanting to keep it to ourselves. Mel
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9y ago
Depends where you live. Fresh food from an independent grocer is noticeably cheaper, fresher, longer-lasting, and tastier than any of the food (packaged or fresh) from major supermarkets here in Australia.
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9y ago
UberEats decided that I lived in the very center (i.e. GPS lookup) of my city for a booking despite numerous bookings before and after. This meant I had to drive in, park, and meet up with my my poor UberEats delivery driver who was on a bi
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9y ago
Ran fine on my iPhone 5S, although admittedly that's a far lower resolution.
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Our (Australian) government at the time provided significant consumer stimulus (most taxpayers got up to $950 to spend, people on welfare and/or with children got even more) and it also invested heavily in infrastructure and constructi
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Economic changes can probably be tracked back to Stagflation[1] and the 1973 Oil Crisis[2], and the associated rise of Neoliberalism as evidenced, early on, through the Nixon Crisis[3] and formation of the Trilateral Commission[4]. Of cours
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9y ago
I had to check the article because I thought you were joking.
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I've recently taken to turning off all sounds, including vibration. I still get notifications, but they're reviewed on my terms. Yes I miss a few calls, but there's rarely anything that can't be followed up with (I put m
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9y ago
This is just for personal mailboxes, where signal to noise ratio is very low. Priority Inbox highlights anything that actually comes from a human. Multiple emails are more effective (for me) for automated and marketing emails, e.g. "ri
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> After a few weeks doing this stuff I didn’t just get there, I’ve stayed at inbox zero virtually the entire time Would be interested to see how he's going 4+ years later. At least for personal mailboxes I've found 'inbox
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