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The YouTube Wonder
(jilles.net)
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ojilles
7y ago
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ojilles
7y ago
We really should remove all definition and references to the Streisand effect. Then everyone will know about it!
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ojilles
7y ago
For me it developed into the other direction. It used to be a drag but now I look forward to cocooning for the duration with no one able to interrupt (so no WiFi for me, that’s a feature). Get to focus on finishing up that movie edit or cod
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ojilles
7y ago
...but not that many that guarantee/clarify if something was read/duplicated. That’s what a safe would buy you.
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ojilles
7y ago
Makes it harder to re-issue it out once you have left.
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ojilles
7y ago
I’m also Dutch, and the only place I see the Dutch Reach being mentioned is on Hacker News every few years in articles like this one. Never ever has come up in my daily life here in NL.
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ojilles
7y ago
And it’s already outlawed over cities in Japan.
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ojilles
7y ago
I suspect perfectly fine, actually. Why would this somehow trigger just above a certain threshold?
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ojilles
8y ago
I read your last line as: "FR lead developer here of a real product in this space, likely to be acquired over the next few years, possibly by Amazon." There's no telling what small thing today will look like in a few years do
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ojilles
8y ago
But different cultures look differently at that spectrum. I would expect to find differences from one country to another.
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ojilles
8y ago
In other countries the exams are totally free (basically because of the reasons you mention).
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ojilles
8y ago
Me too, ran into them by accident basically. Was so cheap, bought three pairs in one go -- and ready inside the hour. Averaged out to $100 or so.
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ojilles
8y ago
All the examples listed to the parent comment here are talking about the Google of today (2019). But all businesses come to an end, and some of these later stages look highly litigious (see: Oracle). So in the year 20xx when Google ends up
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ojilles
8y ago
Not saying that’s false, but YouTube has a bunch of very famous authors.
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8y ago
I'm not afthonos, but I think his/her point is that they may not be able to predict exactly what it is you want to buy. (I find it super annoying, too; but that doesn't mean folks have figured out purchase reco's at scal
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ojilles
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Or "Outer Planet Alliance"
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ojilles
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And even that was self-aware as in they did background scenes on its development (eg not just arm wavey)
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ojilles
8y ago
In NL that is 10% of the purchase price, and gets hold in escrow. That works out well, the sellers are most likely making a similar commitment buying their new house.
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ojilles
9y ago
And the X100!
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ojilles
9y ago
Gell-Mann Amnesia effect? http://www.omsj.org/blogs/gell-mann-effect
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ojilles
10y ago
They do, right? Needs to be depreciated.
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ojilles
10y ago
We need to go from postmortem to postpartum!
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ojilles
10y ago
Sesame Street, too, just to clinch the deal.
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ojilles
10y ago
Many teams/companies have multiple QA environments...
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ojilles
10y ago
For me (working at a large(r) corporation) this hits then nail on the head! >> Gratitude-ware is not constrained by what you are selling.. only by 1) what can pass through corporate accounting 2) how convenient it is. I've bought
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ojilles
10y ago
Which would be true, or rather: over-qualified.
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10y ago
"Thank this person and see if you can provide a reward" This should be: "Thank this person and provide a reward" Looking at all the other steps you'll have to go through to remedy the situation, this is the least of
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MesosCon 2015 video roundup
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ojilles
11y ago
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ojilles
12y ago
Extremes in this area: insurance companies, pension funds. I think it's called "float".
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12y ago
It al reminded me a lot of programming in general. For example, unconscious assumptions: Once saw a dog that only wanted to perform the tricks in the training ground but not for example at the owners home: the dog had assumed that the combi
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