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100% of, say 42 is 42. So 100% less than 42 is 0. 3900% cheaper makes no sense.
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Don't let me interupt.
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Does it need to be tech? A remote masters in a field of interest spaced over 3-5 years? $400/year could be 20-50% of the cost, more lifelong than skills based training, and check the university to see if you get free journal access via
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3y ago
Proces will go down when wages fall, interest is negative, rents are negative, and there's a sledge of bankruptcy. Those are your returns on factors of production. In the short term, choose 3 to 4. Or when there's a massive techno
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Perhaps it was. But with SBF as the fall guy for those behind it, we will never know.
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We wanted music withóut paying for CDs. Internet content is largely non exclusive and infinitely replicable. Even the RIAA gave up and embraced the web, if begrudgingly. Single edition single article news is simply a different type of good&
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3y ago
FT Daily Briefing.
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As a RapidSketch user on my organisations web ratings board working group living in a coastal area affected by soil erosion and with a penchant for DNA modelling, I find Rusts choice of file extension perturbing. .rust.programming.language
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3y ago
The exact same thoughts.
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https://archive.ph/di6SV - reason below. Is £0.47 million a lot? Where were they? 25 years ago, I remember as I stumbled on it when typing in URLs was a thing, the website looked IIRC remarkably similar as it does today. I
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We've come a long way when Google are peddling non-free software run on freedom hardware.
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Yesod/Haskell for the backend, backbone.js for front end. Oracle for DB.
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> Ebay made an additional $500 a year just from redesigning a button Not a great ROI IMHO, but at least not a loss.
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3y ago
What's it about?
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Tories: vandalise anything on the way out for profit for their mates. Labour: Do nothing to reverse these as liberty's not a priority for the social equality ego theme du jour in fashion for the decade.
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Prepare for them not to be interested. Or tech support questions. Or, given you state they're not close, for trust issues that may manifest one day when something goes wrong and they suspect their email. But cool you have it. At least
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I don't get your comment in regard to this article. The author finishes by very explicitly saying do your own thing your way. Moreover, they suggest they're not happy using systems that they find understanding obscure/a burde
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3y ago
Vertical knowledge.
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To add to that: Document it, through a blog or other. Even if that doesn't get read, it's evidence, and hopefully it would.
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Kitchen fee? A fee for the restaurant to cook something?
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So did the masses that thought money grew on trees. Masses, mainly middle class 30s-50s somethings in the 2000s, bailed out by non-property owners - non owners as they'd been priced out or were having none of the madness. A great prop
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Just require them to sign up with a mobile number and SMS. /s No, don't do that. Unless you really need to. I do request 'confirm password' but that was from feedback that users expect to input a password twice for
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3y ago
The link the tweet promotes: https://apibakery.com/blog/tech/no-jwt/
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When there's a straight road ahead, no junction just a straight road, but a red light for a pedestrian crossing, cars must stop. But when there's a turn into a pedestrian crossing, and the light's red, no stop is required.
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> Quebec also has automated enforcement cameras that will issue fines when they detect drivers who exceed speed limits or ignore red lights. Don't issue fines, issue points. Including for turning right on a red - you don't dri
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I was thinking exactly the same when reading this, but wireless programmable led display keyboard buttons. I think these should exist, but don't know of any easy implementations.
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It's fixed! Go HN SSL rescue team!
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Do you assume a point exists?
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SBF ~~is being made~~ has been made a fall guy for the crypto ponzi promoters. This is *not* to say crypto is a scam. The scam is ponzi selling to people that didn't have a clue. No pyramid schemes are sustainable, all need a scapegoa
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Thank you for the reply. Is there a term for the harvest as a dimension? Or that's down to individual producers? Does it even translate, or requires olive region growing context? [A question that perhaps isn't easy if it merges
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