I think USSTRATCOM could benefit from the same policy.
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I think USSTRATCOM could benefit from the same policy.
At an early-stage b2b SaaS catering to a rather cautious clientele, I feel this could affect adoption/activation negatively. Conversely, pricing per-seat creates the "I have paid for this, I should adopt and evangelize this in my org. as deeply as possible".
Does anyone have experience with switching from seat-based to value-metric based pricing?
We flew from Northern Europe to South Asia a week ago and the flights were filled 60-70%.
It's a WYSIWYG job ad builder tool I built over a few days.
It was supposed to be a lead generator for our ATS product, but the functionality does not seem to be useful enough yet.
For precedent of "new drugs have tragic effects you only notice in a ~year" see thalidomide.
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Maybe, in the past stupid was mainly reserved for people who knew very few facts. Knowing or having access to facts was much less common before the internet. So people used to argue about facts. But since those arguments were about facts, they always died down (someone was right and someone wrong) and you did not have a feeling of "expanding stupidity".
Since access to facts is pretty much universal now, people have started arguing about values. If someone states they have different values than you, you call them stupid. Since no one is right an no one wrong, the arguments don't die down and you perceive expanding stupidity.
I know this, because I have gone through these issues with each of my projects. Just recently an infinite loop bug in a cron job ground my "single VPS" setup to a halt (and took the web server with it).
If you haven't touched your gitlab pipelines for a few months, check out DAG pipelines [0] - I got my web project deployment pipeline down from 25 to ~12 minutes by running tests sooner.
"Having a child will make me happy". And hell, maybe it will - it's the perfect ruse by our genes - keep us depressed until we reproduce.
I am really looking forward to generics in PHP.
Sending all ride data seems excessive. A few photographs taken by city officials showing scooters in wrong places should do the trick.
> narrator/reviewer considers Menard's fragmentary Quixote (which is line-for-line identical to the original) to be much richer in allusion than Cervantes's "original" work because Menard's must be considered in light of world events since 1602.