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541.
by tertius 9y ago
So the burden of the cost is on the sending party? In reality the cost is really distributed. The sender hands over the money to the shipping company, but that money comes from the receiver. And the infrastructure is supported by the commun
542.
by tertius 9y ago
Here: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B010Q588D4?tag=slicinc-20&...
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by tertius 9y ago
They're here. Samsung 960 EVO 500GB at $250. That's insane my friend. I guess it depends how long you've been in the game. I remember my 40MB drive being huge after we upgraded from a 12MB drive. It was truly hard to find eno
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by tertius 9y ago
Coder full time, photographer (commercial) part time. Coding (OS + projects, including docker images) less than 150GB. Photo/video - Active 400GB, Archived 2TB. (Use a 5TB spinning when not in use and a 256GB SSD when working.) Various
545.
by tertius 9y ago
You know I should have been on this bandwagon. I did some VR work using one of their robots. Tell me more.
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by tertius 9y ago
> Well, no, I am not attempting to sell a template for professional-looking invoices That sucks, I believe you could literally make tens of dollars doing just that! Before Microsoft corners the market with a free app in their current 17
547.
by tertius 9y ago
Ah, ~free. I guess I needed Satoshi to explain...
548.
by tertius 9y ago
> free through bribery. That's not free...
549.
by tertius 9y ago
Shorting SBUX since June 4th? Where have you been?
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by tertius 9y ago
> Smart money right now isn't in BTC Ah, so smart money is predicting what will happen with BTC in the next six months and acting accordingly. > unless you think you can predict what's going to happen in the next six months
551.
by tertius 9y ago
Please share some examples of these VERY professional looking invoices. I'll look at the ROI to see if I'd like to do the same. Also, if clients don't pay (and it's not contractual, i.e. 30 days, 90 days) then stop servi
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by tertius 9y ago
> If you're concerned that scientists are now talking about the low single-digit years we have to change. This type of alarmism does not help anyone. The "authorities" have been saying "single digit years" for de
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by tertius 9y ago
You may want to start testing your assumptions, and I don't just mean this one. Here's an example regarding hyperactivity and sugar: http://jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/article-abstract/391812
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by tertius 9y ago
The easiest candidates for an answer is obviously Scurvy (Vitamin C) and Rickets (Vitamin D). Both can cause mental symptoms (retardation for example). But both are rare.
555.
by tertius 9y ago
> Best to seek the help of a real medical professional https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Psychiatrist Psychiatrists are medical doctors.
556.
by tertius 9y ago
Where can I find this research showing the health of these 100 hour persons?
557.
by tertius 9y ago
At least you think it's educational... It depends on how you consume it. Often, very often, it's only infotainment.
558.
by tertius 9y ago
This is called self-censorship. On the one hand it is probably good for your "brand" on the other hand, authenticity is a key factor in having a strong brand. No-win situation...
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by tertius 9y ago
> fair and honest journalism - that reports the facts and lets the viewer/reader make up their own mind - has been replaced When did this exist except in theory in a classroom?
560.
by tertius 9y ago
Banishment?
561.
by tertius 9y ago
I.e. where the smallest segment of their market goes. I have your same problem. But I don't think it's a problem for them.
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by tertius 9y ago
So it's about their inability to do good marketing? That's not about people paying attention, that's just a PR problem. Title does not match...
563.
by tertius 9y ago
I have very little basis for what to expect in the article: - Is this about the media not communicating what's important but rather chasing clicks/ratings? - Is this about something that is actually wrong that needs to be paid att
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by tertius 9y ago
> It makes manipulating easier as a seller You mean manipulating the pitch in a way to only focus on the benefits to their problems? Or in a bad way?
565.
by tertius 9y ago
Elaborate please. Those not educated in sales may benefit.
566.
by tertius 9y ago
I'd like to see some responses to this from some gurus. I have the same problem. I have a bunch of generalized skill but I feel not enough to make large $ with consulting. I don't attribute this to impostor syndrome.
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by tertius 9y ago
Love the newsletter. Saves me from midweek FOMO and helps me be more productive. I know that all the best stuff is waiting for chill time on Sunday...
568.
by tertius 9y ago
And the market is struggling to push back against those. So we keep it low enough to be affordable (i.e. people are still paying) and not high enough for revolt to ensue. I was mainly replying to conflation of extra middle men etc. for incr
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by tertius 9y ago
Hence the "generally." And Canada does on a large scale what Medicare does in the U.S. it is a single point of negotiation. This may be good or bad depending on how well medicare is run. Many are saying that medicare should just b
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by tertius 9y ago
> Do you think (or the average person) knows enough to shop around? Do I think that education surrounding general health has diminished. I feel very strongly about this. There should not be as large of a chasm between my knowledge or abi

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