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Yes? I think the author is over-selling "ritual" within a product with "secondary habit". Yours would be "I drink coffee" with a habit of "grind beans extra fine". Now that you have these preferences,
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Maybe the law could be applied to criminal offenses only? (I believe Drunk driving is a civil offense).
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It doesn't make sense to centrally build on belts. At high volumes where trains become more common it can be useful to move to buffer systems dedicated to circuits. It highlights what resources you're short on more obviously (ste
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Out of curiosity I tried on my phone: ß Ss SS So my phone doesn't have that yet!
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All bets are off in seablock.
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>If it start beeping, either it’s malfunctioning and needs to be rebooted, or there’s a significant radiation leak on campus. With no details on how it beeps I'm now anxious for beeping of a device many miles away
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I usually bootstrap a second base, make heavy use of trains, and ship materials back to original base. At this point I generally don't tear things down
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Of all the hobbies I picked up. Music was never one I learned to be creative in. I learned to memorize existing songs.
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For what reason?
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Potentially. I think we'll see another explosion in population IF a cause it's addressed. What those causes may be is not yet fully identified.
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I like this! I haven't used my own mail-server for much, however this is a great way to avoid a single "e-mail" that everyone can support :)
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The ribbon changed again in office 365.
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The originals are lost. Do we have copies?
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Present Directly Present Clearly Iterate On Your Work Specialize: Add as much new detail to a single piece of work. Everyone has specialized skills, there's fame in using them to their fullest potential to explore many areas. >There
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I think this was the version control when paper was big :) Over of the other points on the article was "lengthen your summary" which was to address that very low read count! I wonder if it's possible to make a "github of
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It is, but the advice isn't strictly academic. How to give good lectures -> how to present well in a meeting. How to acknowledge mistakes, and differentiate between fatal mistakes ones of lesser detail
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>After writing a rather long paper, I began to draft a thorough bibliography. On the spur of the moment I decided to cite a few pa- pers which had nothing whatsoever to do with the content of my paper to see what might hap- pen. >Some
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(I really enjoyed this article) It does take some effort to translate from academia to a corporate environment I'll try do so in a reply. High level points: Lecturing Blackboard Technique Publish the Same Result Several Times You Are M
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I don't see the argument as the second painting is the original, just that it more closely resembles what they original may have looked like. There are some recent art restorations which exemplify how much the art can change. Both piec
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Setting aside money as "pandemic" is a problem. Setting aside money for "emergency" helps reduce impact. 1970 gas shortages 2000 dotcom bubble burst 2008 housing crisis
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But they do care about power outages, hurricanes, tornadoes (maybe not in US-EAST1), cut fiber lines The probability any one very rare event is low. Preparing for it helps mitigate risks for many other issues however.
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Why not keep IAP as an option vs credit cards? Let apps offer a credit card discounts. If it provides additional benefits to you: it sounds like you're willing to pay a ~30% more. Apple is passing credit cards cost on to app store vend
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I've done this to one of my pet projects (thankfully unreleased). It just makes debugging/editing on the fly more difficult. I'd love to unwind the mess. But that'll take days fixing I caused in minutes! It's a big
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Interesting concept. Would that have prevented the problem here?
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>in the end, whether in hiring, coaching, or giving recognition, connecting with people is the goal for a manager. Go with your gut? Did I miss the part where the lesson learn was named? Learn what you're looking for first?
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How is this different than using Target? Or Walmart online?
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I've heard puns are the ultimate form of humor. I'll let this one slide
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I just fucked this up today. I didn't do anything bad, but apparently some apps share by default when selected?
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I flipped a flag in chrome for mobile. HN Looks very good (The reply button is white on grey)
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It's an easy way to feel smart? I had to put up a fuss about this and cite NIST. My bank tried to do this, but it only works on the username field in chrome?
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