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summarite
9y ago
Europeana is an EU initiative to bring together digital collections of museums, archives, etc from around the EU and make them accessible, findable etc. While they try to encourage everyone to use CC it depends on the organisation that is p
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9y ago
If i can suggest a reframing: Do you really want to spend your most productive, healthy and free/uncommitted years working too much just to have more time when your body is starting to weaken and many of your dreams start to become imp
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9y ago
Just that they have a name that will immediately be without any trust at any non -tech company. Basically mentioning "hacking" will make any non-technical CEO shiver and call the lawyers.
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9y ago
What nonsense. It's out of patent. There's no cost anymore except production and distribution. It's not a matter of recovering costs anymore, it's an oligopoly fixing the prices.
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9y ago
What stops you from trying?
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9y ago
Just tell them. Most of them would be proud and happy to show you what good veg* cuisine looks like but they are worried to be judged and are feeling horribly guilty about the (largely false) sense that they constantly inconvenience others
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9y ago
Vegetarian for 12+ years. I happily eat quorn or other good veggie substitutes as long as they are healthy (ish) and taste good. Being vegetarian doesnt mean i have to give up on the good elements of the food industry/convenience. I&#x
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10y ago
I'm wondering how good/bad the combination is (think"hot yoga"), or if too much stress on cells/heart is simply too much.
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10y ago
Not sure you read the article, the last paragraph makes clear that they hope this will help people that are unable to exercise. I guess they are thinking of the elderly or similar. Of course people will interpret it as they wish but this is
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10y ago
Very interesting. Did these ideas bear fruit?
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10y ago
How do you structure it? Do you have a palace ordered by months/dates with people placed in?
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10y ago
Key ideas of the speech. Some people remember transition phrases but that never seemed helpful for me. In the end spend time remembering a few core ideas and practice the speech freely a few times. I actually don't write speeches anymo
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10y ago
Indeed but in a class on geography it can make the teachers life easier if the students can focus on the 3-7 applications you want to use throughout the year and those are 1 click away rather than a download+install procedure away. Not ever
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10y ago
Just to mention that you seem to be suffering from the consumer version of feature creep. Eg your number 4 is easily solved by simple metal inlays you can buy anywhere - or even make yourself. Don't look for perfection by comparing the
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10y ago
It's when people buy for features rather than use. If given the choice most people are likely to buy the one with the longest spec sheet - don't want to miss out on that meat vs vegetable defrost difference! And it's the same
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10y ago
Freemium applications. That feels a tad surreal.
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10y ago
There are a lot of people trying lots of things. Eg a French startup is trying to do a kind of system for add it ng such micro contributions with blockchain to confirm who did the original contribution. It looks from my view a lot like a ki
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10y ago
Someone already quoted the Peter Sully case above, that's a concrete example. Reporting about the issue also often stresses that in order to join or the cp communities you first need to provide material yourself. That makes it difficul
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10y ago
Most of these laws have provisions that explicitly exclude individuals or issues of public interest from being deleted. That people might still try to use the laws for such cases is then not a fault of the laws but rather due to eg companie
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10y ago
Actually those are illegal in lots of countries. Details differ but it ranges from it not being allowed to share any images, or at least not any sexual images, without permission, to this being covered under damage to reputation or privacy
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10y ago
Very interesting. I'm also wondering whether we might just be approaching this with too much b/w thinking - it might simply differ widely between individual patients. The operation was done by only a small number of doctors, so it
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10y ago
Sounds like they're choosing their battles just like the US ones. My takeaway here is not to trust either Russia or US based companies, as none of them will escape working with the secret services. China and India have plenty of exploi
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10y ago
It's an interesting term that seems to mean something when in reality we understand little about the mechanism and effects. But good to keep researching it, i suppose.
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10y ago
Before you try these probably best to first try and try natural methods, eg meditation. Just to be clear, I'm not making any assumptions about you, but for most that should be the first step. Don't try to change your brain if you
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10y ago
Not OP, but my experience is that it's immensely fun but also immensely exhausting. Apart from sleep loss and new duties to fit into busy days there were also stressors, eg like many couples we moved houses when the second one was born
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10y ago
You'd love vipassana meditation.
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10y ago
Invest time in your mental health, ie give your brain time and the possibility to truly rest. Meditation, walks in the woods (no headphones!), a fun (!) book at a rekaxing place. Or if that's too much at least start by not filling ever
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10y ago
Your insurance premium is $20k/year plus $4k/year copay? That would for me probably be a reason to try and emigrate to a country with good public healthcare. As a programmer youll likely earn a bit less outside the US but with thi
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Taxes and insurance contribution taken from your salary. But the actual cost reduction is that the system is not a bloated for profit world with what resembles monopoly powers (well, you are free to not go to the nearest hospital...) but in
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10y ago
Youll be immensely happy! And exhausted. And fighting a lot. Know that it's all normal. Work early on to get the child a proper sleep routine and don't get them used to sleeping in the big bed, that's what most people do wron
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