Mulpze15

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by Mulpze15 4y ago
>It's different in America Yes. Not sure how it makes his argument weaker. There is a weak sense of community in US sports fans, where it is well understood that sports teams are first and foremost a commercial enterprise. It is per
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by Mulpze15 4y ago
So funny to read this for me. I made a pretty good living for myself leveraging MediaRecorder. And "pretty good" is an understatement. Someone's garbage is someone'else gold....
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by Mulpze15 4y ago
ROI of RFPs... It is so depressing for me to spend time on an RFP that I won't do it unless I am 100% convinced the RFP was written for me, because I know the account/people. It's not just the time spent on it, it's the
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by Mulpze15 4y ago
That's exactly what the author says. He does not give advice. He just give a laundry list of facts for his business. The only advice is to not sweat over things you don't do. Do you suggest one should? As a business owner, it reso
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by Mulpze15 4y ago
Then he probably is the biggest shareholder now. Based on public data Vanguard and Morgan Stanley were the biggest with about 8.5% each.
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by Mulpze15 5y ago
Each time I gain weight, it's indeed a LOT easier for me to skip some meals and get back to where I want to be, rather than eating less or better. Just 1 data point confirming the parent post.
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by Mulpze15 5y ago
Is this true? 1- If I count page views on my site, no consent necessary. 2- If I count sessions on my site, no consent necessary. 3- If I count page views per sessions on my site, is consent necessary? 4- If I count return visits on my site
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by Mulpze15 5y ago
From the article: "a no-complain challenge [...] The goal is to make it 21 days without having move the wrist." As in 21 days without complaining.
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by Mulpze15 5y ago
Sports teams. Many admit failures collectively. Not always for sure, depending on the circumstances, but it happens very frequently. Small group though.
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by Mulpze15 5y ago
>Fifty-two piles will be drilled along the north and west sides of the tower all the way down to bedrock. If the bedrock is now supporting a significant share of the building, does it make it more or less able to cope with earthquakes?
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by Mulpze15 5y ago
>I just find it important to think in worst-case scenarios for various reasons That's the key point. I think about the worst-case scenario as well, it is important. But as long as it does not kill me or leaves me with lifetime super
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by Mulpze15 5y ago
If you are interested in Lafayette and eager to travel, I suggest you visit the beautiful town of Le Puy-en-Velay in the Massif Central where his statue is proudly erected. Off the beaten path for most, but rewarding for the others. Then go
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by Mulpze15 5y ago
Yes but the article also says: "Part of the two-year case was settled just last week—days after news of the company’s CSAM technology became public." And "On Monday, Corellium announced a $15,000 grant for a program it is spe
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by Mulpze15 5y ago
If anyone has any details about those QuotaExceededError firing when users have plenty of disk space and really not much data on the domain... I am working mostly with Chrome.
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by Mulpze15 5y ago
I see this as a very US centric view. I remember ecological issues were huge in Germany as early as the 80s. The pandemic has been well managed by a number of countries across the globe. Especially about global warming, it is not a specie p
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by Mulpze15 5y ago
When photography appeared, it made a lot painters obsolete... It forced many to rethink their skills beyond reproducing faithfully nature. That's the nature of progress and art.
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by Mulpze15 5y ago
What if it was a purposeful Streisand effect, if we would assume there is not such thing as bad publicity. I bully a lone open source dev, everybody get fired up, I go front page HN, maybe as the bad guy, but now people hear about me, and t
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by Mulpze15 5y ago
Betting on rowing
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by Mulpze15 5y ago
It is harder and harder for US persons to put their money abroad. All foreign banks must declare US Persons to the US authorities. I am sure some figure out ways, but you have to go in dodgier places. This is a new development is the last 1
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by Mulpze15 5y ago
This essay resonates a lot. I have currently a crazy new idea. I feel I am a domain expert. I am working really hard on it and have good feedback from non tech people in the domain. Still, so many non experts dismiss my ideas and prototypes
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by Mulpze15 5y ago
>Make sure your face is well lit To do this, make sure you have your window in front of you, and certainly not behind you (backlighting is awful) If you are on a call at night, or in a dark place, make sure your laptop screen is not your
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by Mulpze15 5y ago
Yes, the math does not look good. I remember dreaming about a house that could go up and down like this. Then I went to buy a AAA battery... same. That said, if they can manage to find that 1km shaft in an old mine like they hope, and put s
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by Mulpze15 5y ago
It would not improve soccer in my opinion. Sometimes the ref needs to not whistle a hand ball. It is a judgment call. And sometimes referees need to whistle an attempt at hand ball. To help with the spirit of the game. Good luck with AI bei
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by Mulpze15 5y ago
I remember chasing down history of acid music online and discovering Charanjit Singh who created Ten Ragas to a Disco Beat in 1982: https://youtu.be/sB4RYBpwV0A
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by Mulpze15 5y ago
If you did not need to pay when you need healthcare, if education was free with equal opportunity, and everybody had enough to eat and a half decent place to live, I would entertain discussing this. You could have this today in the US, it e
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by Mulpze15 5y ago
I hope this success will help put Bordeaux, FR, on the world map for tech and video game dev, in addition to wine.
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by Mulpze15 6y ago
Yes, I understand the caching part. If Gmail proactively loads/cache the unique pixel before users open the email, then the email reporting is garbage. If they wait for the person to open the email, it is very interesting (even if repe
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by Mulpze15 6y ago
Does Gmail download by default, whether you open the email or not?
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by Mulpze15 6y ago
I am very impressed with what you did, and thank you for sharing the back stories about dealing with manufacturers and the real life pains of troubleshooting customers. This is real, tough entrepreneurship, and I am very surprised by the nu
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by Mulpze15 6y ago
If Gandi folks read this: I am curious to read your post-mortem analysis on this. I was seriously thinking about bringing some domains back to LiveDNS. I am thinking that after this, you may even be a little better at your job. Transparency

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