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by tumetab1 7y ago
This smells like walking into bankruptcy. SoftBank was missing some billions for its own new fund and the solution is create debt to fund the fund. Since it's illegal for themselves to invest in their own... they workaround it through
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by tumetab1 7y ago
Notice, this is long article. Around 12 000 words or 30 pages.
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by tumetab1 7y ago
I would also add "promote the most important message to the first sentence/paragraph". Rewriting the first example: Hello all, Please check and revise the priority of Redmine issue (#455) that I have created. I
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by tumetab1 7y ago
This article is a political comment so... the author opponents is always the guess.
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by tumetab1 7y ago
> Funny to see the stock quotes at the end of the article: all mentioned manufacturers are in the +/- 1%, while Tesla is up +6.5%. Tesla is a speculative stock. Tesla almost all quarters generates losses while the other makers are
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by tumetab1 7y ago
Banks, credit cards and payment processors and off course NSA and friends.
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by tumetab1 7y ago
Can confirm, CORS (Origin: ramdomsite.tld to localhost) works just fine in Chrome. If you have a CORS enable server on localhost you can make requests to it from http://www.test-cors.org
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by tumetab1 7y ago
> gambling investigations I hope they mean court orders than just some investigation. I think the american investigation term is more broad than in other places where investigation just refers to police investigation.
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by tumetab1 7y ago
I like the cautious approach to this stuff > The retiring version of the model will no longer be used in operations but will continue to run in parallel through September 2019 to provide model users with data access and additional time t
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by tumetab1 7y ago
Also the realization of the hardest trick in industry, how to scale :) Excel works very well for single users with small datasets but if the business works it breaks in various ways. Sharepoint was the solution to scale excel but it didn&#x
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by tumetab1 7y ago
I think that's a fair notice. I have reduced my reliance on digital tools for passing time and I'm starting to remember boredom and why I was avoiding it. Many articles portrait boredom too much as being good instead portraying it
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by tumetab1 7y ago
IMHO the only correct solution is stop doing that.
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by tumetab1 7y ago
The article goes to length about backroom dealings but has a lot of unnamed accounts, rumors and speculation. For me this is just an authority argument (trust us but not them) which doesn't work for me since I don't know this orga
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by tumetab1 7y ago
I wasn't saying that Gab has "good" content. I was just pointing out that press, and regular joes, associate Gab with terrorism because of 2/3 terrorism cases, In those cases the terrorists used other social media sites
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by tumetab1 7y ago
Funny how even this article, which kind supports gab, always associates them with terrorism (violence for political goals) while in both cases mentioned the perpetrators used other social media networks more and with more impact. When you g
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by tumetab1 8y ago
The reason the Fibonacci sequence is used is because we don't think in an incremental scale but in a logarithm scale. In other words, we think that some simple takes 1 day, a more complex takes 3 and a even more complex takes 5 days. U
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by tumetab1 8y ago
Soo.. what ads are related to penises https://www.facebook.com/ads/library/?active_status=all&ad_t... I'm amazed by the quantity of paid trash in Facebook.
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by tumetab1 8y ago
Me too but the theory they put forward is that big corporations can also get cheap credit and buy start ups.
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by tumetab1 8y ago
Remember remember; The data leaked through CSC; That the government pretended; It never was important.
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by tumetab1 8y ago
It seems that 30% is for features that are delivery in app, since Uber and Deliveroo are delivered outside app they have a lower cut. It's just commission cut rules by Apple. Regarding Apple Music I'm not sure what that supposed t
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by tumetab1 8y ago
A more honest title would be - Spotify to Regulator: Please force Apple to be fair™
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by tumetab1 8y ago
> The issue of the 30% cut alone is enough for further investigation, Not really, it's 30% for everyone, not just Spotify.
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by tumetab1 8y ago
«The Daily Beast noted that its report was "not evidence that Amazon staffers experience suicidal episodes more often than other American workers, in or out of a warehouse."» This articles is just click bait and slander.
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by tumetab1 8y ago
It's not that simple because imagine that you have a friend that's really cool but you can't talk with him about cars because he has unpopular opinions (or dumb) but really likes to argue for them. If you have that friend on
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by tumetab1 8y ago
That has resulted in me disabling notifications and now I won't know if someone @me or responded to a tweet. Those useless notifications made the whole product useless for me.
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by tumetab1 8y ago
I think in the US example it would be like people referring to USA congress as "America Congress" instead of "US Congress". IMHO, implying that there's a political institution for a continent while that's false
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by tumetab1 8y ago
I don't think so. It's just a cloud word with photos associated that have captions which is kind of lame. Found "Mates" which is a weird clicked on it and the related photos are when in the description the word "mat
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by tumetab1 8y ago
Title improvement suggestion: EU Parliament set to end EU-wide daylight savings IMHO, EU institutions should always be referred as such instead as related to a continent, i.e., "EU Parliament" is more correct than "European P
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by tumetab1 8y ago
For me an issue, not usually made explicit, is that those benefits seem to require a pretty stable business and a stable application landscape. Why? Because a changing business requires changes to the Events. Since a change in an Event requ
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by tumetab1 8y ago
Well, the rules also stated that the ECB couldn't buy government bonds and now that's the norm. Central banks, and some banks, have a political side in it which deals badly with rules. And off course, banks and political instituti

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