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abraham_s
13y ago
I find it weird that you don't blame the employers for dumping an employee, to avoid paying 2000$ penalty.
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Not having a time limit is a big issue. Currently I have 5 games where the opponents are AWOL.
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Played the game, it is very good. A couple of points, - I was also confused by the end turn button. - Is there time limit on the move? It wasn't very clear to me. -It wasn't clear to me that traps affect friendly units (A warning
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13y ago
Is cheap energy, solar or fusion, one candidate for "silver bullet"?
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@lwhalen I am not really disagreeing with you. I have also met a lot of people like this. I was trying to point out 1) How it has become really hard to work your way out of poverty with an entry level job these days. 2) How a life of consta
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1)"his neighborhood's unemployment rate 16.3 percent" 2)Chris began his new job. Eight dollars an hour, 40 hours a week, $16,640 a year.<> An income of $11,490 for a person is defined a the poverty threshold. 3) She is
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13y ago
The project leader of VMS, Dave Cutler went to MicroSoft and led the development of Windows NT. That is what I think the VMS reference is.
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I wonder what percentage of people will get the VMS reference.
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Hypothetically, wouldn't a high speed freight network coupled with just-in-time production, and a amazon-like online shopping with one day delivery change the face of retail industry.
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I tried a similar product, but the silence became unnerving in 10-15 minutes.
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I made the mistake of trying to learn Dvorak part-time while typing Qwerty during daytime. Took me over 2 months to switch over. I would recommend taking a week when you dont have to work and making a abrupt change. It will require a lot of
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Out of curiosity which model do you use? Cherry MX Low-force Linear Feel (Red stem) key switch or the Cherry MX Low-force Tactile (Brown stem) switch.
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This might be a good place to start. http://matt.might.net/articles/preventing-and-managing-rsi/ Basically review your work environment, keyboard, chair, table and posture.
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I haven't read the comments so there might be duplication. 1) Try out new things on a regular basis. I don't mean technology. Try out running, jogging, swimming, pottery, origami, kickboxing, anything new you haven't tried be
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How about coffee shops offering to rent out a table for n hours for x dollars? It might be weird but I would like a option to pay for the facilities without having a coffee every two hours.
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13y ago
I broke an arm while in US and this is the breakup of the expense ER 1800: Ambulance: 1400 Treatment (no surgery. Just a cast and X-rays for 3 months): 700
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I have been using regular Dvorak. I took 3 months to reach my Qwerty speed, probably because I kept using Qwerty on the side. After a year my speed is 60 wpm, double that of what I had with Qwerty. The main difference I feel is not the spe
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How much does the Affordable Care Act addresses this? I know insurance can't be denied to people with pre-existing conditions and there can't be any life-time expense caps. But is there any measure to address the high cost of heal
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Little Rock Crisis?
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It not about others caring, rather it will a major distraction for me and we are back with a uneasy interviewee (which was the problem with whiteboard coding).
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>>>>by professors whose only knowledge of programming came from Indian authored text books which in turn acted as guidebooks for technical interviews to Indian IT Service Companies. I feel that the difference in the caliber of t
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Isn't there some real logistical problems with that. For example I am used to an particular keyboard and typing on a laptop keyboard is big issue for me.
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Is China behind the PRISM leak?
(plus.google.com)
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Before this goes any further, can we change the name of the language to something inoffensive. The name makes it impossible to mention it in many environments. Some alternatives I can think of is BrainF, Brainfreeze, Brainscrew.
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Even universities in USA has two tuition rates, the in-state tuition being 1/3 of the "normal" rate, but non-citizens can also avail the in-state tuition if they have residency.
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I would recommend switching to Dvorak layout,if you have the time and energy to do that. I switched to Dvorak a year ago and the amount of wrist/finger movement is much less than that with Qwerty(I did it to increase my typing speed, not be
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http://www.kinesis-ergo.com/contoured.htm I personally know 2 people who had their wrist pains go away after they started using this keyboard.
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161 out of 355 is state run. [1] When compared to the fees in the US and private colleges in India, the fees are very low (at least 1/5) [1] http://mciindia.org/InformationDesk/MedicalCollegeHospitals/...
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There is a lot of state run medical colleges in India which offers (almost) free education, so that the doctors complete their education without racking up a huge debt.
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Is there much to be done, except for the OPT extension?
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