Psyonic

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841.
by Psyonic 17y ago
I don't think I did. It wasn't the doctor I was referring to. Medical software needs to be developed, but it doesn't seem likely that the people developing it will be the people who use it.
842.
by Psyonic 17y ago
There does come a point when this ceases to be realistic. It's unlikely, for instance, that a doctor is going to develop software to use in his office himself (especially with HIPA regulations!)
843.
by Psyonic 17y ago
$18 for the stencil + $8 for the pad... $26 could make your day. What are you waiting for?
844.
by Psyonic 17y ago
Yes, but part of the draw of software in general is that one vendor can theoretically serve the entire market, whereas a car dealership can only serve a given area.
845.
by Psyonic 17y ago
It's only $8... why not just buy it? Even if you never use it, you're not out much.
846.
by Psyonic 17y ago
In a sense, global variables and mutable state are much the same. Even if the scope of the mutable variable is local, if it maintains state beyond any specific call, it has a global lifespan. I think using mutable variables within a funct
847.
by Psyonic 17y ago
I agree. This is fit for reddit, but don't really think it belongs here
848.
by Psyonic 17y ago
Hell of a poem there by Kipling. Thanks for the link above as well... that would certainly be a tough blow
849.
by Psyonic 17y ago
I can't say there is any definite correlation, but Steve now believes in subjective reality and that his love is too big to be contained within a relationship, so think before you leap
850.
by Psyonic 17y ago
Screw pop psychology... I read something one day, and less than a year later, I read the opposite. This has happened so many times that I feel like I actually know less now than I did in the first place.
851.
by Psyonic 17y ago
With a few awkward exceptions, it's not possible to install apps directly from third party websites.
852.
by Psyonic 17y ago
Sounds like a good thing. Strange this was never done before
853.
by Psyonic 17y ago
Perhaps they shouldn't, but those lists shouldn't be immediately visible from their profile. I don't think anyone wants to have "Giant Douchebags" listed on their lists page.
854.
by Psyonic 17y ago
Does it matter? Does the article stand on it's own?
855.
by Psyonic 17y ago
Because it doesn't relate to the article. Who cares if he has a TV? This is about saving money watching TV by buying shows directly, rather than paying the general fee.
856.
by Psyonic 17y ago
You realize that DFW was primarily a fiction writer, yes? Sure we all like A Supposedly Fun Thing I'd Never Do Again, but Infinite Jest was his Magnum Opus, and was fiction.
857.
by Psyonic 17y ago
Curius, which one of (Freemind, XMind, Mindjet MindManager, Dropmind, and NovaMind) did you find to be the best for your needs?
858.
by Psyonic 17y ago
Sounds like Radical Honesty. I've considered it before, but never really tried to practice it. Honestly though, its not necessarily that they are boring (though sometimes they are), but often I just don't feel like talking to anyone. Tal
859.
by Psyonic 17y ago
If you still have any I'd like one at [username] [@] gmail.com. Thanks!
860.
by Psyonic 17y ago
Can be shortened to: Super rich get wealthier.
861.
by Psyonic 17y ago
Or the other possibility... I just don't want to talk to most people? I've tried, and its usually boring?
862.
by Psyonic 17y ago
So essentially advertising is parasitic? Perhaps it is, in a way, but without it your chance of getting noticed is slim to none. In other words, success is parasitic.
863.
by Psyonic 17y ago
"But seriously - there's a pervading myth in the search engine marketing and optimization industry that if you're a good boy, the engines will pat your head and will reward you with fine rankings, even if it may take an incarnation or two.
864.
by Psyonic 17y ago
The author calls this "making good websites," and believes that if you run a website at all, you should be forced to learn about all of this stuff, even if your passion is just for writing. Further, he goes on to say its "obvious." By no
865.
by Psyonic 17y ago
I really don't know what I'm talking about, but just throwing out some conjecture on the subject... perhaps this falls under the maxim of "a little knowledge is a dangerous thing?" Maybe stopping at figuring out the behavior stems from so
866.
by Psyonic 17y ago
Yes, but if you take that attitude too far you'll never learn from your mistakes. It's quite possible that if you had stopped procrastinating and called earlier, you really would have had the chance the rent the house.
867.
by Psyonic 17y ago
Agreed on hostels being the easiest way to meet people. You don't even need to try, which is why it actually might not improve your skills at home all that much.
868.
by Psyonic 17y ago
Makes perfect sense. Knowing why is often as important (if not more important) than knowing what. That way you can avoid blaming the Holocaust on the Jews' bad attitudes.
869.
by Psyonic 17y ago
"but that is, I assume, something everyone practices before they post, email, or submit" I like your optimism, but I'm guessing the majority of people do not in fact read things aloud before submitting. I'm sure it's different when sendin
870.
by Psyonic 17y ago
It's good that you want to be his friend, since he's looking for someone to buy his new HDTV and his other friends are all tapped out!

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