daamsie

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by daamsie 2y ago
The photo from '99 was taken in May. The recent one was in July.
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by daamsie 5y ago
Having a replaceable battery kind of undermines its potential as an anti-theft device, so it's not true that there wouldn't be any be benefit at all to having a non-replaceable battery.
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by daamsie 5y ago
I think the main use case would be for misplaced items more so than stolen ones.
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by daamsie 5y ago
I was more thinking for critical advice such as the example in the original article. Not every little thing.
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by daamsie 5y ago
That is not what I am suggesting. Co-advisors should be on an equal footing in terms of the power dynamics. They can discuss amongst themselves any advice that they feel might be obstructed by biases and should be able to do so frankly. If
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by daamsie 5y ago
Perhaps male advisers who are worried about such things could ensure they have a female co-adviser they can have frank conversations with. Why should it fall on one investor to tell the founder that they shouldn't be CEO? This article
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by daamsie 6y ago
iirc dogs are also equivalent to the average emissions of a person in Vietnam. So best to cut them out as well.
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by daamsie 6y ago
Just in case you weren't aware - be careful copy / pasting into terminal. https://thejh.net/misc/website-terminal-copy-paste
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by daamsie 6y ago
Because bad decisions are never made by able-bodied white males?
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by daamsie 12y ago
Creating travel planning software may well be a bad idea, but I find the reason he gives is really weak. It boils down to: People in America don't plan travel often enough. If that was the reason, then almost any travel startup is non-