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   by u678u 6y ago

   Same as Thailand, which is what we're talking about.
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   by u678u 6y ago

   I know a lot of Americans don't like Monarchies, I don't love entitled rich families either but the alternative is really having a second parliament, and I've learned having a parliament + Monarch works a lot more smoothly th
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   by u678u 6y ago

   Perhaps I'd agree if bitcoin was useful for daily transactions like the classic cup of coffee. If its just a tool for speculators, money laundering and generally just people trying to get rich it is a waste of energy.
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   by u678u 6y ago

   Yeah surgeons make multiples https://www.physiciansweekly.com/2018-physician-compensation... . That doesn't include profits from owning their own biz.
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   by u678u 6y ago

   If you read the article it says most of the overcrowding is caused by day trippers, esp those on beach holidays when it isn't good beach weather.
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   by u678u 6y ago

   Usually its cheaper to get a local sim card. Which I guess breaks their stats.
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   by u678u 6y ago

   Great result then. Edit. I'm facetious, it probably isn't a good result, the article says they want tourists who stay in the city and spend money. I think the technology is pretty common, I think US shopping malls and big box stor
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   by u678u 6y ago

   The answer is you make rules that items cannot go viral. If a post reaches 100 views it can no longer be shared with anyone else.
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   by u678u 6y ago

   In this day an age a previously unknown writer who rights long blog posts with lots of words counts as an expert. Especially if they recommend BTC.
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    by u678u 6y ago

    The most common response is often working from a coffee shop or plane. I dont understand those either, how can you concentrate in a coffee shop? How many flights do you really take? - get a book.
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    by u678u 6y ago

    Joel Spolsky wrote a classic blog piece on this 20 years ago. If you're in a new market trying to grab leadership, frugality is not important, speed is. If you're in a competitive market keeping costs low is very important. https
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    by u678u 6y ago

    best site I've seen to track global vaccine distribution. Its quite amazing that the US is injecting 844k doses per day. https://www.bloomberg.com/graphics/covid-vaccine-tracker-glo...
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    by u678u 6y ago

    Agreed this was my surprise about the headline. I assumed it'd be blocked.
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    by u678u 6y ago

    DR Congo is one of the poorest countries in the world. GDP/cap is $457 a year. If he does get a few thousand that is more than one worker earns in 10 years. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_GDP_(n
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    by u678u 6y ago

    I think its more they're in short supply. You look at Thinkpad AMD laptops and many are one month+ wait times.
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    by u678u 6y ago

    I just live with a NAS in my house, which syncs to S3.
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    by u678u 6y ago

    What happens when grandma can't figure out where her payment went, does she ring the central bank?
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    by u678u 6y ago

    Its tough making these decisions for the USA. However there are over 100 countries with democracies or at least elections and in other languages and different cultures, how can social media platforms police content globally? Its a mess.
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    by u678u 6y ago

    > Dropbox has been hammered by Wall Street ever since it went public. "Hammered" ha SV lives in a dream world. Its barely making a profit and no great product in the future. It still has market cap more than say Wendy's an
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    by u678u 6y ago

    Yeah I think CS is for (1) though and the groups for (2) can do a business IT degree or something like that in a different dept.
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    by u678u 6y ago

    The Spanish people definitely dont have Canada quality heating or insulation. Compared to most of the world Canada is pretty much like living in the arctic. :) Even Americans dont want to live in the top half of the USA any more.
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    by u678u 6y ago

    Cal Newport has a new book coming out every few weeks. Usually its 90% of the last one with a different target audience. :)
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    by u678u 6y ago

    Nice I haven't seem bugzilla for a while now, it looks good maybe we can use to replace Jira. https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/home
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    by u678u 6y ago

    Talk to your lawyer on this too. Our lawyer said emails with the lawyer in the conversation will have client attorney privilege, is not court admissible. I dont know about IM.
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    by u678u 6y ago

    Dude we make our own cheese. You can get a kilogram for just a few bucks and any warehouse store. (lol)
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    by u678u 6y ago

    If you say something like "Dont worry its not illegal you'll be fine" you really need a link to some proof. :)
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    by u678u 6y ago

    Thanks, presumably this is similar to AWS Airflow too.
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    by u678u 6y ago

    Thanks there are enough workstation tools, but I want an automated tool that runs on a server.
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    by u678u 6y ago

    https://community.ui.com/questions/Account-Notification/9646... isn't much.
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    by u678u 6y ago

    Yeah I'm bitter. I want to bring structure, tools and discipline to small scale data gathering, but the big tools are just too time-consuming to get up and keep running with just a few hours.