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by T_S_ 16y ago
How civilized to live in a country where criminals enjoy gardening as much as everyone else. I'm guessing that you live in England.
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by T_S_ 16y ago
That's right kids, two hands on the desk, feet on the floor, barking orders is a stress reducing a yoga pose. It's called kicking the dog. Feet up on the desk, hands clasped behind the head is called the kicking back dog. Don't forget to fl
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by T_S_ 16y ago
What more more mature option were you thinking of?
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by T_S_ 16y ago
If a restaurant goes under, whoever provided funding takes a big hit. Losses = value destroyed. Liquidation values on fixtures and equipment are low. BTW, here's a good rule of thumb for investing in restaurants as a non-controlling partner
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by T_S_ 16y ago
That explains the black outfits.
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by T_S_ 16y ago
Wow. That could use some editing.
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by T_S_ 16y ago
yum. I wonder if they would like an order of oxygen on the side.
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by T_S_ 16y ago
The top five links for "R" are all the right ones. Google seems to have you covered.
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by T_S_ 16y ago
All the great salespeople I have known were nervous control freaks hiding inside a breezy exterior. The great ones are like painters who would never let you touch their canvas. Of course they will freak if you keep changing the product. Sta
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by T_S_ 16y ago
I'm not. I'm just a dumb user waiting for my data to be unexpectedly wiped. Thanks for the pointer. What does it do?
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by T_S_ 16y ago
Seems like we need something like vmware on phones. Then I can run the company's phone on my device. They can wipe, er, administer it any way they must. And I can still have one phone.
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by T_S_ 16y ago
There are a lot of knuckleheads in the world. Best for all to just ignore them. This one called it off because he already got what he wanted--lots of attention.
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by T_S_ 16y ago
Have you tried Google Scholar Alerts? Works well for me. If that doesn't suit, consider it as a baseline for functionality.
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by T_S_ 16y ago
For the tl;dr-impaired: "Einstein, like many inventors and discovers, spent many years stubbornly pursuing his great discoveries — about seven years for special relativity and the other discoveries published in 1905 and seven years for Gene
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by T_S_ 16y ago
If you spend 10,000 hours playing Trivial Pursuit it's called cheating.
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by T_S_ 16y ago
Pretty sensible article, except for the health concerns. Don't be afraid, just prepare like you are. Glad the author is in robust health, but be prepared with antibiotics, anti-diarrhea medicine and remedies for whatever you are prone to ge
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by T_S_ 16y ago
Easy. Because their parents don't suck to hang around with. In contrast, the "greatest generation" hit their kids, hated their hair and music, and didn't know how to party. They were easier to love from a distance. The current crop of par
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by T_S_ 16y ago
The one example I could find on their web site used sudoko which really requires only logic, possibly with backtracking, in order to solve. I wonder what probability calculations they have put into hardware. Bayes Theorem? Expectation? That
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by T_S_ 16y ago
Not the right question. Human nature works like this: If you think $5mm net worth is enough for you might get $1mm. If the figure is $20mm, you might get to $5mm. If you happen to achieve your goal, the figure will rise. Guaranteed. If you
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by T_S_ 16y ago
Isn't it weird? Two people talking in a library can be more distracting than a crowd.
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by T_S_ 16y ago
Be sure to choose a name that nobody would choose for themselves. You know, for authenticity.
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by T_S_ 16y ago
I will take your question seriously and give a very personal reaction. (You are obviously not a flamer, despite 1 comment here.) I haven't tried modern Perl. Maybe you could lure me back to perl. I programmed in perl for about 4 to 5 years
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by T_S_ 16y ago
It's fun to chuckle at the mis-punditry on display here but the author had no idea how strong Apple's product line would become. Jobs had a clearer picture. A balanced article would have talked more about the drivers and risks, but that's n
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by T_S_ 16y ago
My kid beat me with "yoyoyodog".
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by T_S_ 16y ago
A strange thing about the SEC proposal is all these structured deals are already structured with programming languages. They are usually proprietary languages used to run scenarios and evaluate deal structures. These could simply be made
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by T_S_ 16y ago
I'll be more specific. In microeconomics (aka price theory), a monopolist is the sole supplier of a good or service at a time/place/condition. The monopolist faces a downward sloping supply curve. In a competitive equilibrium the supply/dem
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by T_S_ 16y ago
Depends on how you define monopoly. The analysis is intended to cover any business that faces a downward sloping demand curve. That is, any one who is not a price-taker. A monopoly certainly does.
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by T_S_ 16y ago
Nah. A kid will keep you sane. Best cure for a bad day ever invented. Also, kids don't get cheaper as they age. Might as well get the task done quickly. Just make sure spouse is truly on board. Your stress is their stress and vice versa.
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by T_S_ 16y ago
Oh, you're still a youngster :-). Married? Spouse gets at vote. I minimized risk by having three advisors, whom I ended up relying on for different purposes. This was unusual in my school, but I found it worked well for me. One had a lot of
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by T_S_ 16y ago
A little simplistic I think. Big decisions should include the head and not just the gut.

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