RyanOD

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by RyanOD 8y ago
I immediately thought the same. Then I thought about for a bit longer and quickly came up with an equal number of reasons why participants experiencing more rapid mental decline might stick it out. Really no way to know.
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by RyanOD 8y ago
I too would explore this if there was a way that didn't require me to create an account.
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by RyanOD 8y ago
What "mistake" are you referring to? It's hard for me to see the mistake. She joined a startup, enjoyed wild success, likely was rewarded well monetarily, and left to go do new things.
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by RyanOD 8y ago
When I think of all the other challenges facing the world, it's hard for me to take adults lamenting something like social media seriously. Our world is an amazing place offering an unlimited number of a hobbies / activities to en
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by RyanOD 8y ago
I completely agree with your assessment. At least once a week I deal with people being late for meetings / interviews / whatever. Heck, sometimes it's me running late. That's just how life happens sometimes. Yes, in an i
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by RyanOD 9y ago
Interesting. I guess I still think of social media as nothing more than goofy, leisure time activities. Hard for me to think of it as associated with fraud or any other crime...but, the times there are a changin'...
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by RyanOD 9y ago
Editing someone's Facebook page is a federal offense?
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by RyanOD 9y ago
I'm curious...what stories sustain your attention?
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by RyanOD 9y ago
Without sounding like I'm judging here, but can you explain why starting your own company, "isn't practical for most of us"? Seems to me the overwhelming majority of people are free to make the choice to start their own
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by RyanOD 9y ago
My Rob Roskopp board by Santa Cruz is directly connected to some of the greatest memories of my childhood. It was a great board for its time and I rode it relentlessly. Light weight with a narrower cut than most boards during the 80s. Good
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by RyanOD 9y ago
Oh, the Commodore 64 is a good one. Playing Zork, Ultima IV, and dialing into BBS services stand out as some of the highlights of my middle school years.
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by RyanOD 9y ago
Agreed. The moment I saw my first electric guitar under the Christmas tree is a moment I'll never forget. To me, it's so much more than just an instrument. Playing the guitar (or any instrument, I suppose) brings a level of calmne
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by RyanOD 9y ago
I'll second this recommendation. Also, develop healthy eating habits. Here are a few suggestions... - Eat more fruits and vegetables and less candy. - Eat more beans and less red meat. - Drink more water and less soda or so-called sp
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by RyanOD 9y ago
This is a really insightful observation. I'm in complete agreement about the realization people have about not being on the upward curve and the stress that comes from only having themselves to blame. Well said.
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by RyanOD 9y ago
Thank you for that perspective. Makes perfect sense.
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by RyanOD 9y ago
As a former Redfinian, let me share my perspective. The collective talent, intelligence, and drive for constant, data-backed improvements at Redfin is something to behold. It is both inspiring and intimidating. Replicating it would be quite
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by RyanOD 9y ago
I wonder if an attorney would have taken this case pro bono for the opportunity to represent a case against a big name company such as Uber.
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by RyanOD 9y ago
princeb, your comment filled me with happiness and put a smile on my face. Outside of my family, I have four passions in my life: cooking (bread baking in particular), music (guitar and piano), and programming (I'm a hack, but always w
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by RyanOD 9y ago
That's exactly what I was thinking. As a 3rd party, merchant fulfilled (not Amazon fulfilled) seller, it seems like Princeton could have complete control over their inventory, lead times, etc. However, this is all an assumption. Anyone
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by RyanOD 9y ago
Or Amazon Handmade? Does anyone know if Amazon treats Handmade sellers the same as standard Amazon sellers?
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by RyanOD 10y ago
"barge into your office"? Seems to me when you visit someone's website, you're in their office, not the other way around. I'm no fan of the auto-everything web, but I don't think your analogy here is sound.
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by RyanOD 10y ago
When I was growing up, I was very fortunate to live in a small midwest community and have a very strong group of close friends. I've since moved west and rarely talk to most of them. Texting has helped us stay in touch, but the reality
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by RyanOD 10y ago
Years ago, I created an affiliate site advertising the Snuggie. A couple months after I created the site, the Snuggie craze took off and I was making several hundreds of dollars per day. Then, consumers realized how absurd this fad was and
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by RyanOD 10y ago
Curious...have any individuals ever found the reverse to be true? Doctor takes a look at patient (who presumably appears to be in very good shape) and quickly draws the conclusion, "You're working/training too hard. Just take
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by RyanOD 10y ago
I find that soaking my face for 20-30 seconds in very cold water multiple times each day seems remarkably helpful. Plus it gets me away from my laptop for a few minutes. It's also the last thing I do before I go to bed and the first th
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by RyanOD 12y ago
When I was studying piano as a child, my instructor required me to practice the song I was working on just before going to bed and again when I woke up. I always assumed this helped my brain solidify the mechanics of the song.
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