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9y ago
Disagree.... I play soccer 3 times a week, and the number one conflict in the field (up to fist fights) is when a guy plays rough, does a couple of bad tackles, and doesn't apology after them. Non-apology on a bad mistake = people perc
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9y ago
You don't eat it, but apply it. Cheap to try. Any takers? https://www.amazon.com/MicroLubrol-Silicone-Polydimethylsilo... "Skin PDMS is used variously in the cosmetic and consumer product industry as well. For e
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ardit33
9y ago
Watson is a marketing term, and a division of IBM. Think of it similar as "Amazon Cloud", which really consists of over 100 different type of services/products, some of them very different, and build by different teams, but
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ardit33
9y ago
That's what I thought until i witness people in my family using: 1. Google voice and 2. Alexa (and raving about it) I think tech people just find typing away much faster and voice interface kinda annoying, but a lot of more 'aver
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ardit33
9y ago
On the photo/picture department this is nothing new and it has existed for ages. http://iliketowastemytime.com/sites/default/files/imagecache...
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ardit33
9y ago
Is it a April's fool thingy?
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ardit33
9y ago
If you hang around bodybuilding forums you will hear to avoid Ibuprofens as they hurt your ‘gains’ Perhaps bro-science was right in this case
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9y ago
agreed, lived in apt in the East Village, and while my apt. was really nice, the common areas were in shambles and it looked like the managing company didn't care about its exterior either. The reason was that almost half of the apt.
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9y ago
The Roman Empire got large because of the "military" complex that the society had at the time. In order to advance socially (status, and wealth) being a military commander was a must. If you had victories in your belt you had mor
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9y ago
Make that 75%..... Sort by the highest salaries, give the visa to the actual employee so they are not tied to a employer..etc... Little things that can make the program better, and avoid the current abuse from some the bodyshops, and make
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The Audience Strikes Back: 'Last Jedi's Plunge Is Worst Ever for a Star Wars Pic
(forbes.com)
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9y ago
That's incorrect. Gold became valuable in historic times because of its awesome properties as a metal: Doesn't rust, easy malleable, beautiful without much processing(i.e. compared to rough steel), high conductivity of electrici
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ardit33
9y ago
Nobody is using bitcoin for any daily transactions.... at this point is just bits... so, it fails as a cash. The the second argument is made, it is a "storage" medium, like gold/silver, etc... At least you could argue that g
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9y ago
It did 43% less than the Force Awakens on the second week, so yes it is a dud when compared to its siblings. (apple to apples comparisons). If the next Mercedes E Class Model has 43% less sales than its predecessor, then yes it is a dud and
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Last Jedi Grosses Are Collapsing – The Worst Daily Holds of All Star Wars Movies
(forbes.com)
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ardit33
9y ago
Almost all copper/fiber/etc pass through public roads at some point (or beneath them to be more exact), so yes they are using public grounds for their infrastructure. Same with your gas/electric/water line While "W
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ardit33
9y ago
You must be young? I remember a time when you couldn't text to other carrier, while Europe had it since the 90s. I remember how your carrier would not let you use facetime/skype etc.... Anyway, you are paying for access to inter
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9y ago
Yes, for small team (sub 10), I have seen high ratio of females/males, but for larger companies, it is impossible. If you are hiring 100s, or even thousands of engineers you are bound to the supply of the market. Unless you do some s
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9y ago
"If you want more women at the event, hire more women at the company and create a culture that encourages that." -- Yes, some magic wand will solve it? If they are tech companies and engineers are the primary value drivers, and on
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9y ago
Do you realize that they are tech companies and need engineers, and only 16% of CS graduates are female? Where will they find the balanced ratio if the supply is so bad? You can't just wave a magical wand and suddenly make more women
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9y ago
I can't agree with this. In his example (Transactions), he assumes that there is perfect knowledge of the underlying data and perfect knowledge on the assumptions made by the teams in the corner cases of each module, which is not the
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Say what? I'd say a "propper scientist" will know about the "scientific process" pretty well. Sure, there are plenty of pseudo scientists out there that promote their political or economic agendas, but you can'
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9y ago
Because a good developer at 22, becomes a even better one at 25, and even better one at 30. Why? Experience matters. It is not just about the ability to write lines of code, doing all nights, and getting lots of "stuff" done, i
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9y ago
wait, who does that? If you have to go somewhere, and don't want to take the subway, you usually get a cab. I am assuming normal yellow cabs will not be affected by this charge. I live in Manhattan, and the people that I know that ow
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You are confusing Minoans with Mycenaeans. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minoan_civilization Yes, the Greeks are the descendants of the Mycenaeans, but Minoans were a totally different civilization. Different language
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Can't read the article because of the paywall. But if you are looking for protein without consuming meat, then usually dairy protein is great. 1) Milk based products that are high on protein (either whey, or casein). Most shakes are
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9y ago
I don’t know. MSFT and Apple have been around for 35+ years and still going strong. If well managed, large companies stick around for a long time. Can’t see why FB and GOOG won’t be around for at least another 30 years. Sure, there is SU
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9y ago
Any car that has less than 100 of produced units, it just exotic car prototypes territory. If you can't really go an buy one, does it matter? It is not a real 'production' car. "Venom GT "World's Fastest Edit
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Yes. The Chiron matches it in speed, but not acceleration. 1.9s vs 2.4s to 60mph. Since the roadster has a 250+ mph figure, the tires are probably going to be one of the limiting factors. (same with the Chiron). " The Chiron can accel
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9y ago
The Tesla roadster specs are insane! No exotic carmaker will be able to match it (taking price as a consideration). (no Ferrari, or Lambo, can get that close. This is Formula 1 acceleration speeds). Plus 620 miles of range, and it is a 4
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