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by zivkovicp 5y ago
What's needed is more focus on building a healthy society and teaching people how to have balance in their lives, but that seems to be in direct conflict with mindless consumerism. We can't have it both ways, and I suspect nothing
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by zivkovicp 5y ago
This is excellent life advice in general, and it feels great to know you can do it yourself.
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by zivkovicp 5y ago
The irony is that these techniques are against their own TOS for Adsense/Adwords, but I guess it's more of a "do as I say, not as I do" sort of situation.
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by zivkovicp 5y ago
Just enjoy what little online freedom you have while it's here. It doesn't matter if this bill passes or not, the fact that 99% of the general population just don't think about or care about this sort of thing means that we w
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by zivkovicp 5y ago
It seems that most people miss the point. The software we create is a direct reflection of the problem that is being solved. If you are hired by a small 3 person startup company to help them build an MVP on a budget for an untested business
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by zivkovicp 5y ago
Public opinion is the last thing on the mind of the leadership. If they cared what we thought, there wouldn't be a war in the first place. Nice idea though.
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by zivkovicp 5y ago
This is probably good advice, just remember that crypto is also digital and totally transparent (mostly). If you obtain your crypto via an exchange, then your wallet can be positively linked to your physical person, and (eventually) prohibi
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by zivkovicp 5y ago
My guess is that it's still relevant. :D
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by zivkovicp 5y ago
I don't think you need to have a business model if you can be sure of user growth and app downloads. In today's startup economy you can get almost unlimited funds as long as you can provide growth... the revenue can come later, it
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by zivkovicp 5y ago
Oh I agree that he should be jailed for fraud, especially considering he admits to it, no argument from me there. > I'm not fond of the continually extended jail time This is kind of the point, because the bank (and I'm guessin
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by zivkovicp 5y ago
Something something blissful ignorance...
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by zivkovicp 5y ago
I can't say I'm surprised, but I can't help but feel he would have been much better off if he wasn't so rich. I wouldn't be surprised if they kept him locked up for life to ensure there is no possibility for anyone
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by zivkovicp 5y ago
Let's not kid ourselves, we _all_ saw this coming a mile away. Unfortunately. :(
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by zivkovicp 5y ago
Just out of common, and professional courtesy.
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by zivkovicp 5y ago
> Every C-level employee is an asshole and probably a sociopath My experience has been mixed, there were good ones also, but only at the small and medium sized businesses.
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by zivkovicp 5y ago
Not quite the end... since a lot of shareholder value was created due to the move, others followed their lead (even without the threat of lawsuits). Now we argue about capitalism, globalization, human rights, etc. but can't seem to rec
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by zivkovicp 5y ago
Exactly this. Good point.
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by zivkovicp 5y ago
> what is an identity? PGP is a good solution, and in general the crypto space has the right idea in my opinion. I like the idea of using cryptographic key pairs to sign messages and prove identity, but the learning curve makes it imprac
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by zivkovicp 5y ago
Perhaps, but also for those that simply want to try to improve their lives without the baggage of constantly feeling that the world is oppressing them. Personally, whatever little I have is probably 1/3 luck, 1/3 hard work, 1&#x2F
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by zivkovicp 5y ago
Not really, life _isn't_ fair, so do what you can to make the most of it. No matter who you talk to, everyone will have their hardships, but complaining about it rarely makes things change for the better. I'm not saying one should
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by zivkovicp 5y ago
Harsh words, but true. +1 The best thing for most people to realise is that "life's not fair, deal with it".
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by zivkovicp 5y ago
Sounds to me like a lot of "customers" in the US are just a55holes and anyone who has to work with them regularly is right to just stop. I'm sure a little common courtesy in everyday interactions is all it takes to make workp
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by zivkovicp 5y ago
The big salaries are for some combination of the following: - graduates of highly prestigious CS programs - in big cities - big tech companies (or well funded startups) In most cases you will likely notice that salaries compare (roughly) to
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by zivkovicp 5y ago
I like the idea of public blockchains because it gives anyone an opportunity to record a message that is persisted and visible globally. That doesn't necessarily make it worth much, but the utility of it is great. Want to make a declar
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by zivkovicp 5y ago
> 1. It's not a currency. It's an asset; I could even see it classified as a collectable. I agree with "asset", but the price volatility makes this a bit of a harder sell; and let's not kid ourselves, it's B
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by zivkovicp 5y ago
This just makes it worse!
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by zivkovicp 5y ago
Sure, they weren't rich enough to buy cheap things...
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by zivkovicp 5y ago
I'm not familiar with the game in the article, but I think the author is referring to the inclusion of in-game tasks that have no benefit or reason to exist other than to create an artificial "requirement" for work of some so
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by zivkovicp 5y ago
Just use the RSS reader mode in your browser.
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by zivkovicp 5y ago
You should consider jumping on the NFT bandwagon while the hype is there.

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