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CF does not particularly reward lower weight and form concentration. The movement rewards speed and explosive progression rather than incremental progression based on safe principles. I am not a hater of CF but putting people in a competit
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The OP was quite clear. The risk versus reward for deadlifts is not (IHO) worth it. They are a staple in many programs (as noted here) but like a few other exercises some professionals do not think they are worth the risk. Similar to '
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12y ago
That is not necessarily a bad thing. Free-market-oriented economists since Milton Friedman have strongly criticized the efficiency of democracy. They base this on the argument that voters are irrational, among other things. Their criticism
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12y ago
I love Evernote and I think Libin has done a fantastic job overall. Although, on this particular aspect I am not so sure. It is possible the article has diluted his comments but I don't think this holds true - > We went from deskt
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12y ago
A well written and comprehensive rebuttal to the cult-like CrossFit. Thanks for the link.
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12y ago
You lost the minute you resorted to the word virtually . And flagged.
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12y ago
For family >> Text Message (iMessage), What's App, FB Messenger For friends >> What's App (generally) and Text Message (not iMessage) For work >> Text Message and primarily Skype [Our CEO read an article which st
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12y ago
How To Test The Value of Core Values: Can an employee say NO to a decision from a superior on the grounds it violates a core value? Try to imagine it. Would a cultural value from your corporate handbook ever be used in making an actual dec
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12y ago
Well if you can find links to content on Google your hypothesis must be sound. Your comment is exactly the kind of elitist, generalised nonsense that should have no place on HN. A few clarifications to help you out and keep you from rantin
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12y ago
Great link.
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12y ago
That is a nice link to the chip and pin compromise although APACS did cover it >> We believe that the risk remains very low. [This attack] is significantly difficult to industrialise to the numbers of devices that would gain criminals
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12y ago
As a Brit, this comment made me smile because of how accurate it was. Black Wednesday was probably topped only by http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sale_of_UK_gold_reserves,_1999%... in the buffoonery stakes.
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12y ago
No worries - I never downvoted. Your comment makes sense now. You are right that sovereign nations cannot do completely as they wish but when it comes to economic developments, history sides with demonstrating that countries will and do
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12y ago
I think you need to learn to read. None of these banks were hacked as the editorial misleads. The victims were actually part of a huge phishing and identity theft campaign. >> In a criminal complaint, authorities allege that the de
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12y ago
Nothing you have stated there is untrue.
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12y ago
Nothing beyond the mainstream, plus I lost. I am not the best place to ask for advice ;-) Saying that - I didn't sink any money into Mt. Gox so not all bad.
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12y ago
...que? Elaborate how the majority of the world's press and a fair substantial amount of financial analysts and traders predicting an item is post-rationalizing? Do you even know what it means? Post-Rational Purhcasing otherwise known
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12y ago
Where did I say I believed it was up to a Greek Political Party to endanger the whole Eurozone? I said I believed they would . I didn't say that it was up to which implies moral positioning. Them leaving was absolutely certain.
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12y ago
It would have been depending on how long I let it run but somewhere in the region of 36-40 months. Maybe more TBH.
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12y ago
Which banks specifically secure online data only using a 6 character password? Most banks, if not all, have BSI ISO27001 security certification and are accredited and administered by the pinnacle companies of the security industry. For c
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12y ago
I personally lost a little over 9 months salary. The missus was not pleased :-) To be honest, the entire gambit rested on the results of the Greek election [1]. If Tsiparis (Syriza) had of won then everyone who shorted would have made a k
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12y ago
Essentially, for the benefits of anonymous transactions I need to - [1]Change Fiat Money into Fiat CryptoCurrency >> incurring a fee and absorbing risk [2]Use a Third Party Application to Purchase Something >> incurri
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12y ago
The bank did not say you couldn't send money to Wikileaks . They simply would not allow the transaction to be processed via their mechanisms due to opaque clarification regarding the status of Wikileaks. If you were a shareholder in
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12y ago
I am not aware of many " two-bit hackers " compromising bank security. Bank security systems are designed and administered by people of the same calibre who design and administer many startups, including crypto-currency products.
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12y ago
The law expects people to apply reason and judgement, not seek technical obfuscation.
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12y ago
Detention was necessary to confirm or deny the reports that David Miranda was in possession of stolen documents pertaining to the National Security of the UK and, if found to be so, relieve those documents from his possession. Once the clas
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12y ago
I am curious how this can be possible? Does FB and Foursquare utilise broadly similar geo-location technology from within the mobile device? Not saying you are incorrect - just wondering if a technical expert could elaborate on the accuracy
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Like this decision? http://www.judiciary.gov.uk/wp-content/uploads/JCO/Documents... The Facts of the Case "He provided them with encrypted data which had been stolen from the National Security Agency (NS
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12y ago
Not misrepresenting anything. You are just incapable of accepting that advertising has a place in a market economy and that across society human beings are hard-wired to advertise, even if just using body language. You have somehow compare
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12y ago
A positive result does signify the absence of negative results. You are displaying conformation bias. Put in legal terms; it is better for 10 guilty men to go free than 1 innocent man be incarcerated. You are fixated on Gonzalez and he is a
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