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Don't forget what happened to Walnut when it priced its moving services for fairness and equity: https://medium.com/@nickbkim/why-were-closing-walnut-a452225... Everyone wants fairness and equity until the time co
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You're referring to the blurred classification of indica and sativa. Breeders crossed these strains so often that there is less of a distinction. However, there remain pure sativa and pure indica strains that haven't crossed. N
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I replied this in another comment but think it is worth repeating here: We're experiencing a product made by the underground cannabis community for that community -- habitual consumers. The tolerance level of a habitual consumer is rea
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I like the everclear analogy! We're experiencing a product made by the underground cannabis community for that community -- habitual consumers. The tolerance level of a habitual consumer is really high. So, for decades, breeders chos
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The author of this article describes a room full of introspective patrons staring off into their own worlds. One reason for this is that the pot is just too damn strong for anyone other than habitual consumers. Instead, cafes need to offer
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Bloomberg usually prevents customers from using their other services and platforms if the customers pay for data from a competing provider. The settlements from lawsuits that follow are only a fraction of what Bloomberg gains by compelling
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They're crowd-sourcing valuable information services from third parties to become a market data provider. What could go wrong for information providers where Amazon controls their market and infrastructure? They become commoditized &q
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Like.. a divorce?
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What we are seeing are the consequences of "Employee Capture". Google captured the hearts and minds of its employees for workplace productivity. Its side effects are varied. The real world only sees highlights. Googled created
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Go see a therapist.
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The link of this post leads to Wednesday's hearing. Friday's scheduled hearings are here: https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m000brhf
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BBC scheduled live stream of US impeachment hearings
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What section(s) of the documents lead you to this conclusion? keyword searches aren't hitting for me..
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read my response to this comment before you do
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Know the risks. This is known as fraud and it is considered a crime in most developed regions in the world. It is an intentional false representation of fact intended to mislead. Deception in the case of short term accomodations (AirBnB,
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A Study of Meditation Under the Influence of Psilocybin
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Entrepreneurs, forget about going to Chicago Booth for an MBA if you want to be an entrepreneur. You should be solving problems and learning business development and management by doing. These people have nothing special to teach you but
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I'm going to give your tech team the benefit of the doubt that it would have responded to information quickly if it had that information. Lessons learned here: pay your pen testers quickly because their findings can affect the reputat
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Aren't you professionally paid to fix these kinds of problems? You would be out of work if every developer and product manager put exhaustive pen testing on its to-do list prior to launch. First to market is your bread and butter, tpt
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Not the startup income pooling company for baseball players..
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Is Bernie Madoff running Softbank from prison?
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"Market capture" doesn't exist in a competitive marketplace. Being the first to serve a market first guarantees no such future performance. Customer loyalty is another myth.
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Gasp. The managers are using technology to monitor their workers productivity? Where will this abuse of power end?
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And this is how Democratic voters become Republicans.. Never pitch this office. These people are trying to centralize control and create a political elite-- insiders who may pass through their imaginary gates to the city. Pay to play.
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I prefer to put my head in the oven with the gas on, especially when I am trying to tackle a landslide of difficult problems
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Too many Bloomberg articles make it to the front page of Hacker News and that is unfortunate because Bloomberg is corporate media at its most diabolical. Bloomberg has a long history of publishing articles to earn moral credit and then cas
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On the day they met, Epstein wasn't a fugitive. He was exonerated. Due diligence showed that Epstein went through the legal process and came out the other end intact. Epstein remained a powerful, rich, influential who clearly establ