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by rolltiide 7y ago
They can also fail at maximizing profits with an idea that was indistinguishable from empathy. Which therefore fits the term altruistic, whether they intended for this or not, as other businesses have not replicated what Starbucks is doing.
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by rolltiide 7y ago
> as there are longer periods of time where they weren't "delicacies" but still tasty parts of a meal. Yeah that agrees with what I wrote. Why are you apologizing for thinking you are disagreeing
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by rolltiide 7y ago
I think its really interesting how most people imagine expensive things taste better just because they are expensive, specifically lobster, caviar. They exist in scarcity right now and thats the only distinction as there are longer periods
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by rolltiide 7y ago
This level of granularity would be great for the contacts permission. I don’t let any app get my contacts or my phone number anymore. They are too greedy with mine and others now. If I could choose a subset of my social graph based on conte
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by rolltiide 7y ago
I’ve been saying for years that it’s like a hashtable, where the key itself is hashed in a predictable quickly retrievable pattern or namespace This article does not invalidate the idea
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by rolltiide 7y ago
The point of a decoy is to satisfy scrutiny. Truecrypt WITHOUT decoy will escalate the scrutiny, truecrypt WITH decoy will avoid further scrutiny.
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by rolltiide 7y ago
Nice, I'll copy their pricing model given the validation.
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by rolltiide 7y ago
Sounds like the solution is to have a SaaS tool which shows what other SaaS tools are being accessed by your organization. Hm how would we make that cost more though if there aren’t that many large organizations
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by rolltiide 7y ago
Ridiculous. I would have left the meeting. Just walked away to my desk and started coding after 3 minutes
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by rolltiide 7y ago
> I'm also enjoying the frantic handwaving away of power usage concerns Because headlines focus on the amount of power used and not the source of power used, which is overwhelmingly renewable and wasted energy that had no prior econ
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by rolltiide 7y ago
My mind was blown when I found out that daily standups were a Kanban philosophy and not a SCRUM philosophy. Only because every SCRUM team I have been on has standups and it is essential, as long as they are less than 1 minute long.
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by rolltiide 7y ago
By reinfection they must really be alluding to reanimation
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by rolltiide 7y ago
In what way? How would you describe it in a way everyone can understand in as few words?
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by rolltiide 7y ago
> The fact that they can't offer any compensation might be a big problem for them, since they already have zero trading fees Robinhood makes the most money than any known firm on Wall Street by getting paid specifically to leak use
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by rolltiide 7y ago
There were plenty, basically none of these savants understood economics so they didn't build a demand model, they only built a supply model. So people got paid in coin and just flooded the market until it was worth nothing. Crypto mini
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by rolltiide 7y ago
Were you able to keep the wallet files well into the next decade? It was fraught with disaster back then, I read about a lot of regret.
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by rolltiide 7y ago
each D3 project is an entire application of its own adding the “simple pie chart” to your view is not simple at all. It needs independent UX planning, system architecture planning, and multiple sprints to implement All the example code and
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by rolltiide 7y ago
everyone is equally as confused as its the same user experience for everyone that comments but protip, talking about downvotes just opens a spiral of more downvotes until you criticize the site rules and get shadowbanned. taking one for the
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by rolltiide 7y ago
and what lesson have you learned?
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by rolltiide 7y ago
what part of the prior analogy made you think this one was better, and so much better to actually post? cynical, but genuinely curious I like the imagery of fire hydrants spraying water on an issue that is ongoing and unresolved while the v
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by rolltiide 7y ago
Whoops too late to edit
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by rolltiide 7y ago
Yes but no capital controls on who can own what and where
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by rolltiide 7y ago
Being one city helps too. Harder to have underserviced areas.
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by rolltiide 7y ago
Protip: Nobody knows who owns any business entity, if they dont want you to know. Here German intelligence and US intelligence owned a Swedish entity. Thats how free trade works.
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by rolltiide 7y ago
Its almost like my post was made for your specific comment. Anyway, hope the news of reinfection complications is premature and incorrect
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by rolltiide 7y ago
In my experience people take a dim view that market based competition controls governments more so than any kind of representation or ideology can. They take a dimmer view that people on this planet take advantage of this reality, but they
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by rolltiide 7y ago
I want to get it to get it over with. Kind of weird that San Francisco isn't ground zero for this in USA yet. Hope the news of reinfection complications is wrong.
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by rolltiide 7y ago
I think we’ll need more porters to connect America
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by rolltiide 7y ago
I trade them as digital commodities, which obliterates the stock-like value argument. Oil was 23 cents a barrel once and people were worried about it crashing to 10 cents. The utility of oil had not expanded and it was a viscous substance w
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by rolltiide 7y ago
I absolutely love that Wall Street Bets has graduated from penny stocks to options bets. It was so frustrating in the earlier days of WSB to want to talk about options. The rules were that "it was the place to talk about VIX and specul

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