orasis

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by orasis 5y ago
protocols have two sides - a producer and a consumer. The consumer often doesn’t have control of the producer, especially in the case of analytics.
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by orasis 5y ago
“Except, of course, cryptocurrency isn't nearly as useful as, say, desalinated water.” Heresy!!
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by orasis 5y ago
I always practice giving, even with people I don’t like, and the results are fantastic.
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by orasis 5y ago
Yeah? How happy are you? How holistically successful are you? It is my observation that those that operate from fear and scarcity based programming remain quite unhappy their entire lives.
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by orasis 5y ago
You may find it too abstract, but this mindset is exactly why I’ve been successful twice, now going on three times. I’m also saying this specifically for the sake of the poster because it appears they are operating from a scarcity mindset,
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by orasis 5y ago
Focus on building a life that operates from love and abundance rather than fear and lack. Grow your skills so you can be of service to others. These two things will make you most likely to become rich. “Mastery of Love” and “Millionaire Fas
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by orasis 5y ago
So you end up selecting for a company full of spineless yes-people. The logic makes zero sense to me. Apple isn’t going away anytime soon and the best opportunities for change will come from consistent internal pressure.
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by orasis 5y ago
OK? So why do you want the privacy focused employees to quit? It sounds like that would only make the problem worse.
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by orasis 5y ago
This concept is so tired! If you grind for years to mastery under the tutelage of true masters, you feel no imposter syndrome - you feel confident and complete in yourself. Temet Nosce
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by orasis 5y ago
A good enough product with great distribution can earn you a fantastic income if you bootstrap.
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by orasis 5y ago
I’m still happy with my setup of Drobo + 2 rotating time machine backup HDs. I’ve probably been using it close to 10 years now.
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by orasis 5y ago
If you've ever tried hydroponic, you quickly realize that soil is amazing technology. Indoor ag is yet another utopian fantasy.
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by orasis 5y ago
Forget the money. Focus on serving others and it will transform you.
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by orasis 5y ago
This is almost always a bad idea. It’s best to find a way to use a full blown programming language for these types of customization.
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by orasis 5y ago
Hopefully these other cities follow its lead.
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by orasis 5y ago
How much do you expect that “price of doing business” to cost? Probably at least $10k plus opportunity cost which for my small app business would be a serious kick in the nuts. These regulations just further enable monopolies and make it
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by orasis 5y ago
It’s your right in Europe. It’s offensive that some would expect a non-European organization to comply.
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by orasis 5y ago
This “one neat trick” means that some high level employee probably had to do it by hand. Making a request like this is a borderline unethical waste of someone’s time.
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by orasis 5y ago
Montana has become absolutely inundated with CoVid refugees fleeing the cities which has massively driven up housing prices and rents to the point where it's completely unaffordable for anyone working class. Businesses first got hit w
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by orasis 5y ago
Montana resident here. I won’t comment in the wisdom of the policy itself, but I will say that people avoiding work due to CoVid benefits is a very real thing. It’s widely considered wise to go hunting and play video games rather than go
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by orasis 5y ago
The problem is that you overpay for real estate driving prices through the roof and leaving legacy locals homeless.
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by orasis 5y ago
Quite the opposite. As a niche becomes saturated with competition, user acquisition costs rise to approach the level of the highest margin player. If you want to have a sustainable business it behooves you to have better optimized margins
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by orasis 5y ago
I sooo disagree. Mispricing could be leaving massive value on the table plus increased margin can allow you to pay more for user acquisition.
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by orasis 6y ago
I think the library vs framework lens is more productive. Write libraries, not frameworks: https://www.brandonsmith.ninja/blog/libraries-not-frameworks
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by orasis 6y ago
I hope someone starts a class action lawsuit. We’ve paid for a product that we didn’t receive.
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by orasis 6y ago
That is the entire point of the Christian practice of forgiveness. It is unconditional. It is a practice, something you do in spite of it being challenging. The practice itself is mostly for the forgiver, not the forgiven. Try it and watch
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by orasis 6y ago
Forgiveness technically does NOT require those things. That’s the point. It’s fore-give-ness.
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by orasis 6y ago
It looks like there is no support for a custom listObjects result?
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by orasis 6y ago
“thanks to new proposals to scrap historically racist single-family zoning and legalize the widespread construction of fourplexes.” Is anyone else tired of this type of lazy advocacy that labels something as “racist” in an attempt to suppor
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by orasis 6y ago
Yes! Value producing assets produce value regardless of the nominal price of that value. It’s insane that people don’t understand this.

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