Jemmeh

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by Jemmeh 10y ago
Push to your own local repo daily. Push to the actual users less frequently. Weekly, monthly, 3 months, just pick something reasonable and -stick to it-.
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Yes, in USA you generally have to buy the book. In fact, because our teachers tend to get paid so little here, sometimes they will write a book, and then require the students buy that book to learn out of for the class. While this kind of s
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by Jemmeh 10y ago
I actually think this is a great question and I'm glad you asked it because it's such a common response to privacy. It's gotten good responses. The government is not perfect. It's made of people. People who may be racist
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"Arguing that you don't care about the right to privacy because you have nothing to hide is no different than saying you don't care about free speech because you have nothing to say." -Edward Snowden
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They were showing the comparative cost, not total cost. Using Uber all month, it's $250. If they used Lyft all month -instead-, it's $500. Bus -instead- it would be $100. On top of payments, when you factor in insurance and parkin
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Like I said hindsight is also the issue here. It's easy to look back and say "Oh this is a bad company" but as it's happening it's easy to say "Oh this just happened once." or "Maybe it's me.&quo
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Uber is huge, it's recognizable, it's got interesting problems. Susan Fowler even wrote a bestselling book related to some of her work there. You get to work with a lot of smart people. That's a lot of motivation to try to st
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by Jemmeh 10y ago
You can use something like StayFocusd to force yourself off it. It won't allow you to reach the distracting websites no matter what you do. Forced boredom. Though personally I've found if I just log out of facebook and my personal
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In my neck of the woods, they're usually on the walls. There doesn't appear to be any standard for how high to place them, it's just wherever it happens to fit. Probably fine for most adults, but shorties and children...nope.
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At 5'1 I'm often too short to easily use them, I have to stand on my tip toes and try to balance and not hit the walls of those air blade monsters that like to fling water in my face. I guess children have to just walk around with
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by Jemmeh 10y ago
> there was implied privacy. This is so important. Staring at my least favorite coworker all day was one of the things I hated most about my last job. You wouldn't think it was a big deal, but she was basically reporting each time
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At my first office job I was able to script away a lot of my work. But...it was my first office job and while I had the skill, I didn't know how to sell myself. I didn't know what to study or work on to move forward yet. If I had
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I see both of those issues on both sides of the fence personally, just for different reasons. I live in Southern USA and there's a lot of agriculture here, a lot of the farmers I know are conservative and anti-GMO. But I think they&#x2
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Well-meaning but ill informed parents are making this decision for their children though. And it's a problem when people are getting themselves sick because of misinformation.
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by Jemmeh 10y ago
As I mentioned, Luigi Fontana is in the film and he's big on researching calorie restriction. Google shows he has been doing some studies on calorie restriction though I'm not sure which one to point you at, I haven't gotten
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by Jemmeh 10y ago
We lived without plastic for a long time. There are many different things that can replace it depending on the product. For example, we had glass bottles for a very long time and we washed them and reused them. You can use reusable bags at
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by Jemmeh 10y ago
It says they tweaked it per person, those are just approx amounts. They were measuring weight to make sure it stayed on track for that loss. So I think the deficit varies slightly. It says they picked people from the CPS(civilian public ser
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by Jemmeh 10y ago
>From that Wiki: "Their meals were composed of foods that were expected to typify the diets of people in Europe during the latter stages of the war: potatoes, rutabagas, turnips, bread and macaroni." What an interesting study
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by Jemmeh 10y ago
You make a good point and I see where you're coming from. But I've gone through a few text tutorials that just fly through the topics without going into enough depth or examples. I think if you're fairly advanced in a skill,
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It really just depends on the person. I have a few tutorial videos up on Youtube, and it's pretty 50/50 on the comments being "this is too fast" and "thanks for not rambling, slow tutorials are annoying". I thi
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by Jemmeh 10y ago
Relevant short video from the Documentary "FatHead" that talks a little bit about what Gary Taubes is talking about in his book. The effects of carb/sugar and the insulin response that causes fat storage. https://y
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by Jemmeh 10y ago
Well...as of today it's no longer part of prime video. :/ But you can sign up for a 7 day trial of the extra subscription for documentaries that allows you to watch it and then cancel.
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by Jemmeh 10y ago
Relevant short video from the Documentary "FatHead" that talks a little bit about what Gary Taubes is talking about in his book. The effects of carb/sugar and the insulin response that causes fat storage. https://y
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by Jemmeh 10y ago
That's what Walmart Grocery is. It's really neat. You order online and schedule a pickup for a day or two later. You pull up, call, and they bring it out to your car and load it up. It doesn't cost anything extra. I actually
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by Jemmeh 10y ago
Not a smoker, never been a smoker, agree with sanswork. Smokers are generally very inconsiderate about their habit. Not everyone, but most of them. They throw them on the ground even when there's an ashtray. They throw it out their car
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by Jemmeh 10y ago
Personally I only ask it if I'm already stopped and facing someone. At work, so many people are walking by me at a very fast pace and just quickly shoot this question at me. I answer, "Good, you?" and hear a "good"
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by Jemmeh 10y ago
"I had a weakness once. I overcame it. beats chest " Agreed. General advice I've heard is, "Well THIS, but this is what I've been doing to get past it."
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I want to move to Finland just for this, haha. People here (southeast USA) like to ask this question as they are walking by. There is absolutely no way to answer in an honest way, you just have to say "Good, good." or something li
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by Jemmeh 10y ago
One potential path is to gain FI, then you can do whatever you want. It can happen pretty fast on a dev's income. My current favorite early retirement blog: http://www.mrmoneymustache.com/
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They are not the same thing, of course. I was just saying they can both have the problem of focusing and finishing tasks in class as you mentioned. And they can also both have bouts of productivity as the article mentions. I think the artic

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