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by ardit33 9y ago
Riightt.... I am a foreigner and I lived in for my last year of high school in Virginia (I was the exchange student of the school). I remember how people that said they were "atheist" were demonized (and chastised socially). Thes
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by ardit33 9y ago
Albanian here (living in NYC), and this is a grossly over-exagerated article, and she has no citations whatsoever on her numbers, just a attention seeking/sensationalist article. The region is very remote. It takes hours to get in a ma
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by ardit33 9y ago
You missed the part that in a team of good performers, (i.e. no dead woods in the team), it ends up being a defacto "random" system.... when it comes to actual performance, and that's where politiking and favoritisms kick in
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by ardit33 9y ago
I think this is a more issue of "Stack Ranking", which by itself should be illegal, but somewhat it is still legal. While pretty much all employment in the US is "at will" employment, "good faith" is assumed i
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by ardit33 9y ago
Where did you get that number? Unless you are doing some hardcore HIT, or doing olympic level running, you will never burn 1000 cal in a hour or running. Very few people can maintain 8+ mph for a whole hour. "Like it or not, running
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by ardit33 9y ago
Is that pre or post taxes? How do people survive in London with such low salaries? It always baffles me, as I live in NYC (which is equally expensive).
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by ardit33 9y ago
It is very interesting as the Romans lost the battle because of complete lack of scouting and intelligence/information gathering. They had a disdain on it. They also had a disdain on archery as well (they considered it unmanly). They
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by ardit33 9y ago
A city/town/neighborhood is part of a state and doesn't live in isolation. If you live in SF, your water comes from.... drum roll, Hetch Hetchy damn, which is a 3 h 49 min (177.7 mi) away. Now image if the people living wher
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by ardit33 9y ago
Lol, no, it resides on the folks that live on those states. Constitutions change. (the last change was in 78, right?). Fromer Yougoslavia broke off, as the separate states wanted their own countries. Somewhere was peaceful (Slovenia), and
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by ardit33 9y ago
Communism/Socialism, was part of the constitution on most of the eastern European countries, and it didn't make it right. People rose against, somewhere peacefully and somewhere violently, it and it is not anymore. Those countri
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by ardit33 9y ago
It looks like Spain are coming as the bad guys in the whole ordeal, trying to keep their "vassal" state at any cost. Seems like a throwback to feudal times. They could have made a reasonable deal. Referendum would be valid if the
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by ardit33 9y ago
You need to find a sport that you like. I find simply running boring, but when done in a sport is a completely different thing. Apart from the gym, I play soccer three times a week and it is nothing by fun. Switching volleyball session du
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by ardit33 9y ago
Lets compare to the same thing in NYC; 2.6B for some reason doesn't look out of line: Port Authority unveils finalist proposals for Bus Terminal redesign 8 The cost of these proposals range from $3.7 billion to a staggering $15.3 bill
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by ardit33 9y ago
The problem of the right to bear arms is that it was done during a time when weapons were single shot, and hard to reload. There were limits to what you could do. Now you can classify many of these weapon as having the potential for mass ki
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by ardit33 9y ago
Let me google that for you: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Assault_rifle It is clear. Assault Rifle, is a automatic, or semi-automatic rifle with a handle and a large magazine/bullet capacity. It has a fast fire r
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by ardit33 9y ago
I just read it, and it the whole point is: referendum is declared illegal, and therefore it is ok for Spain's crackdown on it. And people should not vote on illegal things, so they deserve it..... The point of democracy is for peopl
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by ardit33 9y ago
Work out, not just running, but weight lifting. (I am serious). Working out regularly, and changing your hormonal profile overtime it really helps the body withstand stressful situations much better. Source: I used to be stressed out about
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by ardit33 9y ago
Jesus, chill. I am reading it, (and I know nothing about CNN's), and learning about what do I need to read first about them. The author makes it clear on few things that you need to read before hand. I think it is a good article&#x2
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by ardit33 9y ago
So, for us that are not into the non-profit world, who is the more reputable and actually helps people?
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by ardit33 9y ago
I have one right now, (I bought the mid level one) and I don't like it. Not comfortable on the long run and it seems it is actually smaller (by one inch in both sides and length) than my older mattress. If you are tall it can be a prob
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by ardit33 9y ago
Good find, seems that the industry is doing just fine: In 2016, U.S./Canada box office was $11.4 billion, up two percent from $11.1 billion in 2015. Admissions, or tickets sold (1.32 billion), held steady compared to 2015. Moviegoer Tr
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by ardit33 9y ago
That doesn't explain it at all. If you look closely, corporate profits have been increasing (example compared to 90), but wages haven't. That means that workers have been more productive, but are getting paid less (they increase
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by ardit33 9y ago
The OP has a point. Pair programming into somebody's else code, with no context of the overall functionality, and having to use somebody's else system (different shortcuts, editor layout/environment), is a very poor experi
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by ardit33 9y ago
It is all semantics at this point. H-1B is a dual intent visa. It is a working visa with the option for the holder to be sponsored for a green card. (through work, or family). If the person doesn't want to apply for Green Card (Perman
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by ardit33 9y ago
Mobile apps have complex UI, yet you don't see them switching ui frameworks every 6 months. JavaScript is in a bizarro land by itself. I think the main reason is that is a starter language for many folks (the initial learning curve is
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by ardit33 9y ago
Italian, or Albanian tomatoes are the best. You guys live so up-north, that it takes a long time for tomatoes to get there so you are most likely going to get shipped the 1. Tasteless type, that happens to resist longer on shelves, or 2.
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by ardit33 9y ago
Heirloom tomatoes... In next door Albania they are called "Zemërkau", which it translates "cuore di bue". Very delish, and fortunately local farmers like to grow them for themselves, so you will always find cheap good o
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by ardit33 9y ago
Taxi Medallion used to cost more than 500k in NYC. So half or more of your fare are going to some guy that bought the medallion years ago (or some investors actually), and just rents the privilege for other drivers to drive, it doesn't
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by ardit33 9y ago
Future of warfare is going to something more like Command And Conquer game, where operators will direct autonomous machine with a click of a mouse and warfare will be mostly done at a distance.... Probably with less casualties overall...
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by ardit33 9y ago
On short straight line teslas will leave most combustion engine cars in the dust, but it seems that Teslas can't handle more than a lap or two without overheating. http://www.thedrive.com/news/5207/this-video

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