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drapery
6y ago
I agree. My point is that in general that when there is a high demand for very scarce resources, it is usually the rich or powerful who gets it. All I am saying is that don't forget about the poor people.
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drapery
6y ago
You mean account payable?
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drapery
6y ago
Yeah pretty much. Most of the poor are unbanked and every penny counts.
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drapery
6y ago
Another thing I have noticed is that in a group meeting, you are not actually having 1 meeting with everyone in the group. But rather, you are having multiple individual meetings simultaneously. It is a weird meeting dynamic that is unnatur
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drapery
6y ago
Why is it that people default to a class in highschool as the solution to our societal problems? Poor financial literacy = HS tax class Misinformation on social media = HS propaganda class Teens can't deal with their emotions = HS yoga
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6y ago
I am not surprise about the findings that people are sleeping later and longer. The lack of stimuli from going to work, engaging face to face with colleagues, and coming home feels a like remote working induced fog. This feeling reminds me
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6y ago
One time I was in Krogers and saw a man buying 6 onions with nickels, dimes, pennies. He took a long time but he bought his onions. I personally don't care one way or another but those who miss the penny the most, won't likely get
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6y ago
I like this and explains the basic mechanics in a simple way for me to understand. I want to highlight the What counts as revenue section because I think it is the most crucial. Deferred Revenue is well explained and very necessary for SaaS
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6y ago
I think a lot of users are missing the point. I don't see this tool as a final decision maker and it can never be one. The final decision has a lot of nuisances to that it is difficult to capture in one tool, so might as well just open
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Okay I really like the idea. I think the bottom line whether the SaaS is worth the cost with the premise is that the SaaS saves time. However, time saving (item 4) is pretty difficult to gauge. Therefore, I suggest having a version where ti
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Hey I loaded the game and ran into a wall. After than I am can't get unstuck from the wall. Below are the error log from the console. main-5b4da2e18d96589d9eb9.js:39 DataFetcherRequest: Received error l XMLHttpRequest ProgressEvent (an
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While there is no international organization and means to distribute the vaccine to the most needy, in the US, we have troves of census data that can pinpoint neighborhoods that are the most at risk - based on age, access to health care, an
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drapery
6y ago
So are you telling me that I need to be attractive?
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6y ago
Imposter syndrome is very much an internal struggle and I think for some people who exhibit imposter syndrome wouldn't let other people let on. So, the fact that admitting self doubt in public shows a break from it. I had imposter synd