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Drug companies are still able to make a healthy profit selling pills to millions of patients, the margins may not be as fat but they'll still be there. Instead of us protecting other countries, maybe they would find reason to protect t
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I think it would if we didn't spend so much money in military and defense. Edit: My reasoning is the result of seeing this type of information everywhere, I could be wrong: http://dy00k1db5oznd.cloudfront.net/wp-content
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Most people with a lot on their minds do find it easier to have pen and paper bed side. This why they can quickly jot down what's on their mind and leave the burden of remembering and figuring stuff out to tomorrow. I can't find t
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10y ago
Wow this is awesome!
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Presell go fund me style (not using the site, just a money first example), or presell as in you email a group to take a survey?
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There are three things I've done that have personally helped me progress on my project. First, I always took Sunday to work on it. Which is harder than it sounds because friends and family want that day. Eventually they'll pick up
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Just curious, how do you sell a product before exists? Do you literally sell it, or do you pitch it and then when they're sold on the idea you tell them it doesn't exist.
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Exactly, it's not recovery. It's an actual injury. I had been working out consistently 4-5 times a week at a high intensity for at least 5 months straight before this occurred. I know what that kind of muscle soreness feels like.
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Dieting while weight lifting in my experience just leads to various injuries. I don't mean the passing out while doing squats kind. I mean straining muscles in a painful way that can take the rest of the month to recover. Note that thi
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I think micro-services was your big issue. But yes, getting into the politics of pure scrum, kanban, whatever is a big drag. DevOps has it's merits and will work well if you're team can stop trying to develop newer better scripts
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On top of that, there will always be "sections" of the road where traffic reliably grinds to a halt. So people keep switching back and forth to avoid those areas.
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I didn't realize how massive that heat sink was until I saw the little "how to install" animation at the bottom. It basically occupies the entire case O.O
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I would love "real" specifications. But right now I'm already dealing with a boss that has no idea what he wants in terms of the UI. Simultaneously demanding I "know" what should be done without "taking on thin
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Real specifications being, "save user's text and display it back", or "save user input that is in English ASCII excluding special characters and no larger than 160 characters"? I get a lot of the first, with emphasi
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But wouldn't you want a decent set of cases to work on for learning purposes? I think it's also good in that while you may not know all the latest tricks, this can help you reveal what you don't know. It can get you really th
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But then wouldn't you just have to deal with debt collectors calling?
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What I meant by changing is that online content has gone up in quality since the introduction of MOOC's and the realization that decent money can be made from training. What used to be semi-random collections of tips and tricks have tu
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Although it's changing, books for me has largely been about someone taking the time to actually plan out, organize and go into detail on the topic. Blogs and release notes are good for staying up to date or for figuring out a work arou
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Honestly, I only saw a few flurries. I think everyone saw that and hopped on the express lanes. The day before a little rain fell and there were accidents everywhere. Guessing it was fresh on our collective minds. I passed a lot of cars in
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I was just thinking yesterday that I wish there was some way to "call in" with a time to have the toll removed when car pooling.
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My first flight where snacks cost really pissed me off. If I buy a pack of nutter butters (which is bigger than the provided snack) and a 24 pack of coke and sell them to break even. It's going to cost a whopping 83 cents per person. T
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If any were curious, PS3 used to support linux: http://www.tomshardware.com/news/Sony-Linux-PS3-Firmware-Upd...
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Just wanted to add that the flashing is surprisingly intense. Didn't expect that at all.
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As a past student, I can tell you that they definitely sell you a much lower number. They also get you to focus on "tuition" and not overall costs. Costs rises a lot due to books they try to force you to buy, food, and housing. Yo
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I think this was ultimately the leap I was missing. The narrowing down of choices does tend to make things clearer and decisions easier.
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I never thought a reduction could result in an improvement. The brain is so fascinating! "The researchers found "substantial" reductions in the volume of grey matter in the brains of first-time mothers. The grey matter change
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I was curious about that, so I looked it up. Pretty interesting stuff. [0] "On the afternoon of October 1, 2013, officers watched as Ulbricht entered the library and made his way up the stairs to work by the window at a desk in the sci
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Thanks for pointing that out to me, I think you're right. I didn't pick up on the sarcasm. I actually thought it was about a technique where you take a fictional product that everyone says is great, and try to sell it as if it act
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So, overall, would you say it's worth the price? Where you able to take the advice and translate that into money? I've never been to a conference before. So I'm having trouble justifying the cost to be honest.
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Thanks for the info. I just figured out that you have to start "registration" to get the prices which they currently have pegged at $699 plus $59 for a significant other to tag along. https://www.eventbrite.com/e&#
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