weddpros

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by weddpros 7y ago
I don't think the glass is too big: I think it's only half full
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by weddpros 7y ago
I don't think there's too much money: there are not enough GOOD ways to spend it. Investors don't refuse to fund ethical businesses or finance saving the planet, if it can make them money. It's just that there's no
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Docker Swarm Rocks(dockerswarm.rocks)
4 points by weddpros 8y ago|0 comments
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by weddpros 8y ago
The Chinese are the americans of the american continent, or the dutch of europe: they're everywhere and they have the money. For instance, they amount for 1/3 of all of Thailand's tourism, the most touristic country in the wo
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by weddpros 8y ago
The progression of quality of life in China is such that it's on the way of surpassing Europe's very soon (if not already done)
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by weddpros 8y ago
confirmed... worst website experience this far in 2019! and I tried both Chrome and Safari! Seriously Volk Fi: fix this asap (like before you continue working on your business)
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by weddpros 8y ago
does calling MSG "yeast extract" work too?
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by weddpros 8y ago
Sugar and wheat are the worst combo for me... I'm very conscious about my food, and MSG isn't on my black list (I live in Asia)
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by weddpros 8y ago
https://www.thedailybeast.com/the-ishango-bone-the-worlds-ol... Apparently, the periods hypothesis is not favoured for a variety of reasons... And just because counting to 28 is more useful to women than men (men and women
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by weddpros 8y ago
Lunar calendar was invented by women to track their periods?
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by weddpros 8y ago
Instagram thinks you want to starve yourself to death when you search for #fasting and offers help... but has no problem with #bingeeating or #meth... Maybe it's not only algorithms that have a problem: I think it's our very belie
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by weddpros 8y ago
https://googleads.g.doubleclick.net/pagead/id returns a very invalid json to me, starts with: )]}'
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by weddpros 8y ago
- non-boring: skip things you find boring - pleasant: skip things you find unpleasant In other words: resist outside pressure, experiment by yourself, take responsibility. Taking responsibility could be seen as the first step. Once you&#x27
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by weddpros 8y ago
Then OSes/DBs/Platforms/Frameworks feel like second order functions
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by weddpros 8y ago
I guess the government investigating why your wallet is somehow related to a russian spy's wallet may cause quite some trouble in your life. Maybe they'll accuse you of financing terrorism in the end. It's your right to trust
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by weddpros 8y ago
Next time you want to frame someone, send money simultaneously to them AND to the Bitcoin address cited in the article, and they'll be linked to a Russian conspiracy...
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by weddpros 8y ago
Stress of poverty is only one form of stress, of which there are many: I'm almost 47, I've suffered poverty but also infidelity, a stroke, the loss of my dad and rejection from family. Maybe you think poverty is "easy to fix&
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by weddpros 8y ago
This is my concern with the article: maybe the impairment doesn't necessarily depend on scarcity/money... Maybe it's more a matter of bandwidth, in which case blaming Poverty only sounds quite ideological. 1- Does the bandwid
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by weddpros 8y ago
You're probably very aware of the fact not all EU law makers are elected... and that "protecting the privacy of their constituents" is probably not really their intentions either. Arranging laws so they can fine US companies
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by weddpros 8y ago
"The only complaints I've seen about it are concerning people responsible for administrating data in companies": now that we're sure some people are annoyed... how many truly benefit from it? I do understand you think it
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by weddpros 8y ago
I truly believe GDPR will have a similar impact as cookie pop-ups: extravagant annoyance for 0 benefit.
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by weddpros 8y ago
Thank you. I for one don't care, I'm french and I live in Spain. People SHARE their life on FB. They don't expect it to be private. When journalists tell them Facebook is "selling" their data, they believe it becaus
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by weddpros 8y ago
"perhaps you're not the kind of company the EU wants to be doing business with" Europeans want Facebook and Google and the rest, the EU doesn't. The EU != the europeans. So international startups must now care more about
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by weddpros 9y ago
a journalist whose salary is paid for by advertisers, a journalist working for a concurrent of Facebook (in terms of ad revenue), a journalist who's probably complaining how internet 2.0 has killed his profession, how Social Media has
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by weddpros 9y ago
Or they'll learn from their mistakes and become better... Let's hope for the best !
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by weddpros 9y ago
Scalability solutions should help (SegWit and Lightning Network), but energy cost is closely related to the potential gains. Other crypto currencies use Proof of Stake instead of Proof of Work for consensus. I think one of them will emerge
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by weddpros 9y ago
If janitors work in a janitors company, and developers work in a developers company, and accountants in an accountants company, then there's no point in seeking equality anymore: because janitors conditions will be different to others
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by weddpros 9y ago
Agree... in this case, you'll have lots of janitors apply to the job, and no surgeon. The market does regulate these things normally, if there's no coercion. That's why socialist countries are oppressive, to enforce a vision
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by weddpros 9y ago
Sure, morons always go by the law... They don't bother with ebikes anyway, so they're reckless with a moped, which is way more dangerous. The 250W limit in Europe is stupid (plus it shouldn't be a European law, it's not
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by weddpros 9y ago
a single node per shard will handle writes. If you have 20 shards, that's 20x more writes than a single node...

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