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by Mtinie 8y ago
Multi-disciplinary studies would likely be mandatory for the initial colonists. “Field medic” training will ensure a sufficient number of colonists could deliver babies and manage cases which required non-specialty medicine. Much like it wa
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by Mtinie 8y ago
If the organization structure is so complex it isn’t clear, then all the more reason for senior-level leaders to abstain from intimate relationships with people they work with, at any level within the org.
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by Mtinie 8y ago
Anything is possible, but here's the rationale the doctors who were treating me used to reach their conclusion: In Virginia there are only two known populations of venomous spiders, the black widow and the brown recluse. A black widow
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by Mtinie 8y ago
As a native-born Californian, I’m glad to hear it. As a long-term, transplanted resident of Virginia, however, I’m keenly aware of the statistically small, but non-zero chance of running afoul with a (suspected) brown recluse. In 2014 I spe
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by Mtinie 8y ago
I love the aesthetic! Great work. Here's my unsolicited design riff on the "battery indicator." I'm a fan of the concept, but the 100vw element width of the yellow fill was distracting me from the rest of the content. I
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by Mtinie 8y ago
A commercial business is not allowed to pick and chose who it’s customers are? I’m not picking sides in this discussion, only curious to understand your viewpoint and to learn more about what legal boundary PayPal crossed.
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by Mtinie 8y ago
Did Linux suck the air out of other, competing projects throughout its history? If so we can’t possibly consider what was or wasn’t lost.
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by Mtinie 8y ago
I’m not sure I follow. You can absolutely be critical of the idea and the implementation, without being patronizing.
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by Mtinie 8y ago
> Linus was forceful at times, but his focus was on the work, not on trying to make people feel bad. It may have started this way when he began one of his emails, but even he admits the attacks often went from “let me critique your contr
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by Mtinie 8y ago
> [...]I think the main factor driving this is the increasing presence of women in technology. I don’t agree. I find situations like these stem from the number of qualified developers interacting within these communities. In the past, wh
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by Mtinie 8y ago
> what qualifies as a lions share? If you follow Phaedrus's telling[0], introduced as "Partnership with the mighty is never trustworthy" -- all of it: "I take the first portion because of my title, since I am address
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by Mtinie 8y ago
> Interestingly, full-stack teams have been heads and shoulders above in quality in my experience. The only caveat to this statement I'd make, based on my own experience, is that for the most successful full-stack teams I've kn
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by Mtinie 8y ago
@tofof: Do you have a workflow which uses both of them the tools in series, or do you pick one or the other depending upon what you're doing? PurifyCSS and PurgeCSS, at least from a cursory review, appear to have similar functionality.
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by Mtinie 8y ago
It's all of those things, especially when paired with many business' myopic desire to enforce arbitrary delivery deadlines, especially during the fundamental scope framing period. Once a project has set the precedent, early, impor
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by Mtinie 8y ago
A bit over a year ago I had a car my father and I had spent 13 months restoring shipped from CA to VA by a high-end enclosed auto transporter. Four hours into the drive an axle bearing seized up and the trailer caught fire. Total loss of al
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by Mtinie 8y ago
I never suggested you should. My personal decision is to consider tattoo ink the lesser of the evils I chose to be concerned with. You may have a different opinion and make different choices based on your personal risk rubric.
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by Mtinie 8y ago
Internal combustion engines produce exhaust fumes. Polycyclic hydrocarbons would be a good place to start. Here’s an older study: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S135223100...
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by Mtinie 8y ago
Of course. Whataboutism is easy to promote. Understanding the risk is the important part. Personally, I’ll take my chances and roll the proverbial dice with tattoo ink.
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by Mtinie 8y ago
Without being glib, as well, there are tens of things I do everyday that have a high probability of depositing foreign nanoparticles in my lymph nodes: driving a car, standing next to a smoker, eating food from a production farm, being expo
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by Mtinie 8y ago
I find my creativity peaks after 1 A.M.if I’ve been able to get into a state of flow. I’m certainly not at my most productive, but for work which isn’t time critical it’s a useful tool. Edit: grammar
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by Mtinie 8y ago
As I’ve heard very similar anecdotes from friends and coworkers all around the world, I’m going to offer an alternative phrasing: > Modern work culture, always trying to please the boss.
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by Mtinie 8y ago
Practically, while you can share your prescription medications with another person, abortions are not transferable. The registry is not supposed to about who has a prescription, but rather, who has more than their legitimate share of prescr
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by Mtinie 8y ago
I see you’re a beta tester for Pyrate, the super-secret code name for Python4. !Arrrr[g]
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by Mtinie 8y ago
Static force analysis only works when the materials being modeled are well known. Titanium dioxide concrete is a novel material—and, from the article’s text and subsequent research—appears to have a narrow effective range before integrity i
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by Mtinie 8y ago
It would be funny if it worked that way, but alas, it doesn’t.
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I agree, it’s a very valuable way to look at things. I appreciate the assertion because it requires (a least) two steps: * Introspection — A recognition of mistakes made where you had a part, and the ability to translate that learning into
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by Mtinie 8y ago
Sure you do. A particular cryptotoken’s network transaction through-put is unrelated to the latency and max-events-per-time period of on-exchange trading.
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by Mtinie 8y ago
I’ll check it out, as I’m interested in context around the types of people who have been successful doing this. Single, married? Kids, no kids?
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by Mtinie 8y ago
Andre_Wanglin alluded to it, though $70k was a slight overstatement. With the effective inflation rate, $5,000 in 1947 was equivalent to $58,035 in 2018. https://data.bls.gov/cgi-bin/cpicalc.pl?cost1=5000&year1=194.
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by Mtinie 8y ago
> an era where the retirement age is around 60-65 and most tech workers plan to retire by their 40's. Those of us in our 40’s—who haven’t yet hit the startup lottery—only wish this was a possibility.

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