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751.
by saaaaaam 4y ago
“Optimising economic output” is the last thing most ADHD people are looking for. Being able to live day to day without nerve-shredding vertiginous chaos touching every part of one’s life is much stronger a motivation.
752.
by saaaaaam 4y ago
Expense doesn’t always mean purely financial. There is an environmental cost to buying something new as well, and a social cost in supporting the manufacture of electronics that may have less than perfect supply chain ethical standards. I’m
753.
by saaaaaam 4y ago
You are a clearly a very cynical person! €:
754.
by saaaaaam 4y ago
Are Shutterstock, Zapier and Airbnb really using your product? If so, in what context? I’d love to see some examples.
755.
by saaaaaam 4y ago
We spent well over a million dollars on the various bits and pieces that were required to get set up - this was legals, consultancy fees, and all the paperwork and so on necessary to comply with the ICANN registry agreement terms, as well a
756.
by saaaaaam 4y ago
I accidentally ended up running one of the new gTLD registries for a while. It’s a lot more than $185,000 - that’s just the ICANN application fee. It’s all the other stuff that surrounds running a registry that is expensive. Might be cheape
757.
by saaaaaam 4y ago
Absolutely not. Siloes very quickly become vacuums.
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by saaaaaam 4y ago
Classical music metadata is SUPER broken.
759.
by saaaaaam 4y ago
I worked in music distribution and maintain a very active interest in this space. This is actually fairly unlikely to work, from three different standpoints: operational logistics of how money moves around; technical logistics; and economic
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by saaaaaam 4y ago
Your legal advisor is incorrect I’m afraid. You are charging for access to copyright material. You can try to dress this up as “we are providing a service and we are charging for that service and it just so happens that part of the service
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by saaaaaam 4y ago
I’m happy to be the plaything of a crow.
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by saaaaaam 4y ago
I exercise my dog in the same part of my local park each day - a quiet area which is normally a cricket pitch. He’s got terrible recall so we are practising with a long training leash and treats. There’s a family of crows who now - the inst
763.
by saaaaaam 4y ago
Not sure what you mean by “open sourced” here. Just because they have made them available that does not mean that you can sell them.
764.
by saaaaaam 4y ago
Unless you’ve got permission to commercially exploit other people’s copyright material, this isn’t going to fund your education - it’s going to get you sued. Copyright violation has a statutory penalty starting at $750 per violation so you’
765.
by saaaaaam 4y ago
“Hedge fund scion makes bet that pays off” might be a more accurate title.
766.
by saaaaaam 4y ago
Stupid people didn’t have access to the early internet. Then enteral September struck and… well, here we all are.
767.
by saaaaaam 4y ago
Isn’t this just a photo of something similar to the Boeing “Bird of Prey” https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boeing_Bird_of_Prey
768.
by saaaaaam 4y ago
Can you link that research please?
769.
by saaaaaam 4y ago
This was anything but a shallow dismissal.
770.
by saaaaaam 4y ago
The tweet in question was the pride flag being presented as a swastika. However, the link is not news and should likely be removed as I suspect that the reporting in this article is significantly biased. This is an article reporting secondh
771.
by saaaaaam 4y ago
As a customer I’m much more likely to cancel a service if I get Vague! Happy! Pointless! customer service interactions rather than honest responses. But yes - I imagine too many MBAs is the problem most of the time…
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by saaaaaam 4y ago
I’m interested by this response as this is exactly the sort of CS response that makes me seethe - it doesn’t resolve the issue and holds out false hope. Have you seen it used effectively? Are you using shorthand here and there is more to th
773.
by saaaaaam 4y ago
This story is three years old - so no idea why this click bait site is reporting it as new. The link to the NASA paper in the first paragraph of the article is a broken link. The paper itself was first published in 2019. https://
774.
by saaaaaam 4y ago
“Absolutely dreadful” is 100% a judgement.
775.
by saaaaaam 4y ago
This is really interesting to me because of a little proof of concept I made. Is there a way I can contact you?
776.
by saaaaaam 4y ago
Having looked out for this since you mentioned it it is not something I noticed. Meanwhile I’m really annoyed because this was on a “lightning deal” on Amazon recently for £389 and I missed picking another one up by about 40 minutes!
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by saaaaaam 4y ago
Do “regular folk” really do this though? It is a serious, non provocative question. I strip all cruft off URLs but consider myself privacy aware and technically adept. I don’t think my non-technical friends have any idea about this.
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by saaaaaam 4y ago
I have a fantastic way that I’ve trained my CO2 sense: an Italian greyhound. Anything above 900ppm and he barks and gets quite frantic above 1100ppm. I’m now able to anticipate the barking and normally realise at about 850ppm that we need t
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by saaaaaam 4y ago
I’ve not noticed this. I’ll have a closer look though and report back.
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by saaaaaam 4y ago
Not sure what you mean by bleeding - can you be more specific? I find it an absolute joy to use. When I am at my desk I spend a lot of time in front of the screen and compared to the Samsung 4k I was using previously I find far less eye str

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