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olegious
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The NFT space is so early in its development that the use cases are still being figured out. I think the fundamental concept to understand is that holding the NFT proves your ownership of the associated asset. This in turn opens up intere
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olegious
5y ago
Wow you really missed the joke. The Indian joke is making fun of Jerry and his tone deafness. The girl that he’s interested in is a Native American and he’s making a fool of himself when he gave Elaine the “cigar store Indian” thinking he
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olegious
5y ago
As someone that had cataract surgery on both eyes in my early 30s, I just want to thank your profession for what you do. The experience was entirely painless, tooth cleaning at the dentist is more uncomfortable.
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olegious
5y ago
The dropping of higher bids is the biggest revelation here. I would guess that higher bids would be dropped if they didn’t meet a max response time, maybe bids from Google were given a speed advantage to get under this max time.
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olegious
5y ago
You got it reversed, this is pre revolution, the student is the Marxist hero
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olegious
5y ago
Having worked in both (EU and US) I have seen both sides. I saw the trend (identity based politics) starting to appear in tech in Europe, for example "we shouldn't try to win business from company X due to their stance on issue Y
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olegious
5y ago
As someone that lived in the Bay Area for over 20 years and is now living near Austin, traffic in Austin is nowhere near close to that of the Bay Area. I live 25 miles outside Austin and be downtown in < 40 minutes during rush hour.
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olegious
5y ago
When you don't receive a product a service that you've paid for with your credit card, all credit card companies have an option to file a dispute and get your money back from the credit card company.
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olegious
5y ago
Just cover the internal thermometer with a wet towel or sock, that lets the temp rise beyond the low limits they set.
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Tmobile Home Internet
(t-mobile.com)
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5y ago
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olegious
5y ago
The original announcement from the Archaeological Park of Pompeii has more and larger pics as well as a video: http://pompeiisites.org/en/comunicati/the-tomb-of-marcus-ven...
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olegious
5y ago
There are rules that require companies of a certain size to offer employee cafeterias and reduced priced lunches. I was working in a building that housed a few mid-sized startups that all shared the cafeteria and cooking staff. So at noon
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5y ago
Worked in Paris for a year. Much lower pay, but much better overall quality of life. 35 days PTO, could afford an apartment within walking distance of the office. No one eating lunch at their desks. People cared about the product as muc
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olegious
5y ago
As someone that made the move from California to the Austin area- I don't regret it for a second.
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olegious
5y ago
If you take an individual ID from a group of 100K IDs that represent a data segment, how do you back that out into PII?
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olegious
5y ago
It is a stretch to connect anonymized data collection that can't be used to ID anyone to the Holocaust.
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olegious
5y ago
The advertising industry has done a terrible job explaining its role in the open internet and how personal the data collected actually gets. "Surveillance" implies that someone is actually watching you, knows and cares who you are
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5y ago
Sites have complete control over the types of advertising that appears on their pages, down to whitelisting only specific brands or even specific ads- but most sites don't care beyond, "no adult products."
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olegious
5y ago
For me, someone that left the SF/NYC grind during the pandemic and don't want to return, I'm not looking at anything non-remote or mostly remote.
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5y ago
"One of just 69 men in his 12,000-strong division to survive the war" The Soviets suffered a horrific toll in WWII. 25 million dead is an unimaginable number.
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Neu Community Housing
(neucommunity.com)
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olegious
6y ago
YNAB is too granular for me (having to categorize transactions, etc), I don't need money management help, I like the convenience of setting a goal and having money be automatically transferred in there.
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olegious
6y ago
I've been looking at it, it seems they have a "Pocket" feature that lets you transfer funds into separate "pockets" but you can't automate your savings, the only option being "Auto-Save - turn on and off t
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olegious
6y ago
Any alternatives that offer a similar Goals and Expenses feature?
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olegious
6y ago
Monocle, great mix of art, lifestyle, politics, food, architecture and style
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olegious
6y ago
I got the same notification today, not flying anywhere and not near an airport. Coincidence?
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Governments must beware the lure of free money
(economist.com)
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olegious
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Given what's happening in Belarus, this seems like odd timing to take this action (assuming he was intentionally poisoned by the government).
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6y ago
I made about 2x less in Europe than the US in a similar sized startup, this is in product management. But there were other perks- 35 days minimum vacation (I was required to take those days by law), a very clear work life balance, more rela
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olegious
6y ago
Many great comedies from the Soviet era, ˙here are a few of my favorites: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Golden_Calf_(1968_film) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Diamond_Arm https://
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