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jfil

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About jfil

A Marketing Operations / MarTech person in Toronto, Canada. I created this account in order to stop lurking and start connecting. Feel free to reach out to me at my first name at jacobfilipp.com

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    You got some solid tips from the other commenters! The jewellery looks good. Remember, jewellery is about identity - can be to signal to others, can be for yourself. Figure out how…

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    Comment #49238280

    I'm working on writing up pages for projecthammer.org, the new website where I'll host my database of Canadian grocery prices. It's getting interest from more academics and needs a…

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    Comment #49149952

    isitweimaryet.com

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    Comment #49106213

    The great Egyptian desert. Those raised "lines" across the wadis - what is their function? The remote border stations near the Egypt-Libya-Sudan border: what is life like for the s…

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    Comment #49105569

    I appreciate your comments here. My takeaway is that the lack of family bonds/expectation of contribution within the family is a bigger factor than simply Capitalism. The key to re…

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    Comment #49105520

    I think it would be wonderful if there were more work arrangements that fit a person who can write a lot - but intermittently and unpredictably. Right now, that's not the case. Tha…

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    Comment #49105482

    This thought pattern of "I will die if I don't work" comes up so often. The streets are not filled with bodies. There are people who are chronically unemployed, and women who left …

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    Comment #49105450

    Bingo. And remember, these lawsuits to establish the magnitude of the payout/severity of the injury: you'll be going through them shortly after sustaining a disabling injury.

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    Comment #49078432

    Does anyone have examples of peasants' revolts that were effective? (excl. the 20th century Communist revolutions) Each one I heard about was suppressed by the aristocracy.

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    Comment #49047388

    I am in the same boat as you and OP. For me, its partly age related, partly a (normal) boredom with my profession. I find my mind intentionally trying to switch tracks/find a distr…

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    Comment #48947676

    "The plates were originally engraved in steel to ensure fine lines before being hand-colored on the small prints which measured only approximately 4 × 6 inches... Once the black-an…

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    Comment #48942749

    Your portfolio site is neat! Let me know when you launch your blog - I'm a fellow Torontonian and will add it to my RSS reader.

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    Comment #48909569

    In the cyber bowels of Neo Tokyo, there is only one rule: real hackers speak Navajo

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    Comment #48907901

    Ooh, sharp eye ;-) You are correct.

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    Comment #48907149

    I'm glad it hit the spot. There is a piece by Christian Miles that got me thinking in this direction, which you might enjoy: https://ammil.industries/i-know-you-didnt-write-this/

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    Comment #48892945

    I took quite a few accounting courses in University. For every topic we covered, our business school ensured that we wrapped up by examining a case of fraud involving that mechanis…

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    Comment #48886019

    I asked Google AI what I should think about this piece, and it told me that if a writer can't write without constantly asking Google AI things, then I should probably go read somet…

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    Comment #48875858

    https://knuckleheads.club/ <- more info for anyone who wants to go deeper

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    Comment #48853690

    There is an episode of Ben Fogle's New Lives in the Wild (S18 E2) where you can see what it's like to be a caretaker on this island.

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    Comment #48799452

    I love that!

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    Comment #48781729

    Thankfully, our body is already compensating by growing sturdy protective skull spikes to repel predators ( https://www.earth.com/news/looking-down-phone-skull/ )

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    Comment #48775859

    Regular end-consumers didn't pay them anything. The people paying were corporations that advertised online. Through Google's publisher network (Adsense), their Doubleclick acquisit…

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    Comment #48775595

    A free market with functioning anti-monopoly enforcement is a simple solution. Why trust in a government enforced Supply Management system when the same government can't manage to …