melomal

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by melomal 4y ago
History tends to repeat itself and there have been many, many situations much worse than what we have experienced due to poor hygiene, health, inequality in wealth and so on. Kids working in factories from young ages just to make a couple o
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by melomal 4y ago
By 2050, with current plans, the quantity of worn-out solar panels—much of it nonrecyclable—will constitute double the tonnage of all today’s global plastic waste, along with over 3 million tons per year of unrecyclable plastics from worn-o
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by melomal 4y ago
Well you could argue that it wouldn't be Walmart that does it, it would be the producer so Samsung, Apple, LG, Asus, Acer etc would sell their products with a digital twin (NFT) which provides sales from future purchases. That being sa
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by melomal 4y ago
Interesting. What about during the winter months?
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by melomal 4y ago
Pretty much. 1000 true fans is essentially the backbone of the NFT argument which basically revolves around artists and their fans parting ways with cash for collectable items. With NFT tickets, the artist always gets paid no matter who is
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by melomal 4y ago
Royalties. The ticket seller can set that and every time the ticket is resold, they will get % of that sale. For an artist that would mean they can sell a ticket with % royalty set and then profit from future sales on an ongoing basis.
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by melomal 4y ago
Poland has a number of e-scooter companies where you can rent them. They are littered all over Tricity, baby blue ones, but they don't seem to be that popular, especially during the winter months.
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by melomal 5y ago
Strong people with attitudes to match!
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by melomal 5y ago
Because America has never missed a war. It's too profitable.
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by melomal 5y ago
> But if you're buying a ticket for something that doesn't exist yet, that's an investment. Out of curiosity, does this include concerts and events?
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by melomal 5y ago
Wall Street Journal does the same thing. It's completely mad.
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by melomal 5y ago
Remember Clubhouse? The $1bn Unicorn? Basically defunct now because people just defaulted back to passive aggressive typing.
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by melomal 5y ago
There's an old book that I came across which basically discussed the architecture of Las Vegas and the small nuisance, such as titled sidewalks, that were crafted to maximize foot traffic. (it may have been this book https:/&#x2F
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by melomal 5y ago
These posts almost feel like a Scientology style exodus and moment of clarity.
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by melomal 5y ago
It's amazing that when you consider most tech companies based their entire perks strategy off the back of free food, beers, playgrounds, sleeping pods etc all in the name of keeping workings in the build at all times a la Facebook and
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by melomal 5y ago
This literally is the divide between HN types and everyday individuals. The latter pays little attention because they generally do not care whilst HN will debate and suggest endless fixes to the problem - which are always technically more d
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by melomal 5y ago
Thank you for the suggestions! I will check them out.
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by melomal 5y ago
Interesting. I was about to start on some web automation and so far I've had hammered into my head that Selenium is the 'language of the internet' or something along those lines. What would be a better solution, if you have a
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by melomal 5y ago
Spam, the mother of all growth hacking. It makes me laugh thinking about my time as a growth hacker. Reading these style of posts and thinking that there's going to be some hidden gem of dam buster that will unleash all leads. Nope jus
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by melomal 5y ago
If it's a strike then it 9 times out of 10 means the airline will have to payout for delayed and cancelled flights. I would imagine they are trying to spin this every which way possible to eliminate the inevitable bill that will need t
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by melomal 5y ago
£30 per hour for picking broccoli and they still can't fill the roles...basically says it all IMO. I love the UK too.
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by melomal 5y ago
Wait a minute. Are you saying that FF users are all going to pay? How many free Versus paid users are on Youtube Premium? There are billions of Youtube users I would imagine, certain they are not paying. >> Also I don't want a &q
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by melomal 5y ago
1 user at $4.16 per month is not going to help, support and develop a competitive browser or search engine. 1mn users paying $4/m is going to be just over $40mn per year. There's no way any company can compete with MS or Google on
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by melomal 5y ago
Currency evolved from barter > to bartering with set mediums of exchange > to coins representing exchangeable goods > to coins stamped in precious metal > to paper representing coins > to notes representing gold or silver &gt
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by melomal 5y ago
Does this count for global warming temps and everything else around it?
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by melomal 5y ago
This is NFTs 1.0. The current issue is that there's a gap between your NFT and a suitable metaverse. People love to customize their avatars, it's just what we like to do. NFTs 2.0 will be able to take your purchases and add them i
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by melomal 5y ago
That's the one. Honestly, if anyone wants to know just why NFTs do work, take a read of this.
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by melomal 5y ago
1000 true fans is a great article that is well worth reading. It really does go to show that building a community can be a worthwhile task, even if it does take time the long term benefits can be huge.
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by melomal 5y ago
They bring additional stress. These people are in the business of making money, which means growth at all costs and at a huge ROI, especially since insane valuations and going public is creating crazy returns for investors.
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by melomal 5y ago
The true definition of less talking more doing. I salute you!

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