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by ap22213 11y ago
Alternatively, religions can just rename 'marriage' to 'holy marriage' or something.
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by ap22213 12y ago
I can't speak for the depression remedy, but SSRIs have certainly helped my anxiety issues. A few years ago, I started having incapacitating panic attacks. They were so pronounced that I'd end up in the hospital ER several times
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by ap22213 12y ago
Why not use your Linux laptop more? About 6 months ago, I installed Linux Mint on my Lenovo laptop, and I have barely looked at my MBP since.
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by ap22213 12y ago
A typical person would rather take $95 with everyone else getting $90 than take $100 with everyone else getting $110. Is this rational or not? From one perspective, yes - from another, no. These comments are a reaction against the massive
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by ap22213 12y ago
Having worked with the US government, I'm guessing that they don't really know what 18F is doing, or the implications.
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by ap22213 12y ago
Software development is supposedly a high-demand skill. And, I hear that companies can't seem to hire anyone qualified. I still get dozens of recruiters contacting me, each week. Yet, with all of that, my salary has remained stagnan
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by ap22213 12y ago
My friends and I were at the Origins conference in Ohio. It must have been some time around 1992, or so. We were there to play some AD&D. But, we happened to be roaming the conference area, and some guy, wearing a tshirt and MC Hamme
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by ap22213 12y ago
It's probably a systematic issue with how programming work is paid for. There are lots of 'software companies', but there are orders of magnitude more contracting and consulting and IT companies - companies that charge work
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by ap22213 12y ago
I wanted to do something similar last year, but I figured that I'd need a lot of input data to classify on facial features. Where do people get the input data?
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by ap22213 12y ago
"Never memorize what you can look up in books." When you do it long enough, you get a really good sense of the structure of programs. Then, it's just a matter of fitting in the best technologies of the time into the 'ar
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by ap22213 12y ago
How does this fit into the Burning Man ethos of the reciprocal, gift or barter economy?
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by ap22213 12y ago
I recommend looking at it as a system problem. Think of your team as a whole body. Your job as the 'head' is to achieve the high-level goals. You make the best use of your team when they work together to multiply the effects of
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by ap22213 12y ago
It could just be genetics. Rs1815739 is related to what type of muscle that forms. http://www.snpedia.com/index.php/Rs1815739
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by ap22213 12y ago
Based on my experiences, if you live in the DC metro area and have a net worth of 10M, you're considered upper middle class.
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by ap22213 12y ago
Two thoughts. First, I'm currently in the process of remodeling my basement. And, it's quite expensive. What I'm spending on remodeling 1500 square feet is approximately the cost of 5 inexpensive cars. Although some of the
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by ap22213 12y ago
"Small" businesses win when transaction costs between corps get smaller, when supply chains get more efficient, when more available capital is fills out choices in the supply chain, and when more corps can focus more on competitiv
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by ap22213 12y ago
It could be the browser that I'm running it in. I couldn't figure out how to move the selected box. I tried clicking and dragging, etc.
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by ap22213 12y ago
I skipped ahead and just started playing the game, and the mechanics weren't clear at all. I know that I should have read through the instructions, but I'm sure there are a lot of people like me who just want to jump in and play.
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by ap22213 12y ago
Wow, I forget how classic Quake is. It's such a wonderfully simple shooter in contrast to today's overly complex AAA titles.
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by ap22213 12y ago
Regarding education, do the people who need it the most (underutilized adult workers) clearly understand how to pursue it? Do they understand the costs, benefits, risks, and rewards? I doubt it. Policies should emphasize the of disseminat
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Which US presidential candidates seems the best for startups?
2 points by ap22213 12y ago|6 comments
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by ap22213 12y ago
Aren't mental health, drug addiction, and crime issues also symptoms of some disease?
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by ap22213 12y ago
Thanks
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by ap22213 12y ago
Over the years, I've had to accumulate many different email addresses. I have all of my work addresses, and then I have all the multiples of gmail, hotmail, live mail, yahoo mail, icloud, etc. Each of these addresses is associated wi
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by ap22213 12y ago
Email is such a terrible way to associate identity. And, I think the industry is really misguided in not taking on the challenge of standardizing identity in a way that's not tied to email (or phone, or phone number, more recently).
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by ap22213 12y ago
Well, I'm almost 40, and I similarly feel the inherent disappointment when one of my posts is not liked by my peers. Not achieving a certain number of likes feels like social disapproval, or maybe misunderstanding. Of course, I grew u
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by ap22213 12y ago
Taxation for the purpose of running a government and providing basic services seems to be long gone. Most of the discussions these days are more about what the 'right' and 'fair' level of redistribution should be. But,
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Classic Software Mistakes Enumerated (1996)(stevemcconnell.com)
1 points by ap22213 12y ago|0 comments
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by ap22213 12y ago
Exactly. We can all agree that the environment that Humans live in is considerably different than it was 10K years ago. Expecting our bodies and minds to function well, within it, is asking for a lot. I have no shame in taking medications
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by ap22213 12y ago
I've always wanted this for Windows. I wonder how hard it would be to port it. In a business setting, I often see people's desktops cluttered with files. It'd be nice to give them a virtual folder on the desktop where they

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