arrosenberg

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1531.
by arrosenberg 10y ago
If you shell out for Plus, you can add the tracking and your account manager sends out #2 on a weekly basis. The example you give was extremely frustrating though (wasn't on Plus at the time).
1532.
by arrosenberg 10y ago
The examples you gave aren't 'Like Cures Like' in the way homeopathy works. The things you described work by triggering your immune system to create T-cells with a memory of the disease. Homeopathy works by taking a chemical
1533.
by arrosenberg 10y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operant_conditioning_chamber This is the 101 explanation of the science at work. It's basically a conditioned response to dopamine caused by pulling the lever. At it's most basic
1534.
by arrosenberg 10y ago
Are you saying that's a bad thing? The system should be designed to push the major parties to the middle - that's where they belong.
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by arrosenberg 10y ago
She hasn't been convicted of a crime. There is nothing to pardon.
1536.
by arrosenberg 10y ago
He's pointing out that the Republicans are objectively the more divisive party in 2016. To be fair, it goes back and forth - 10 years ago I would have agreed with you.
1537.
by arrosenberg 10y ago
Same question. If you are in San Diego, let me know.
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by arrosenberg 10y ago
Chemical companies would absolutely refuse to hire a newly graduated chemical engineer who gained no practical experience during their time in college. Same deal with CS grads (or really any discipline for that matter).
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by arrosenberg 10y ago
The locals will still exist (but many of them aren't good, as parent said. As both a shipper and a recipient, I've had bad experiences with OnTrac for example), but this will create another national/international carrier, whi
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by arrosenberg 10y ago
Really? Did they do any kind of blood tests with and without wheat germ in his diet? It would be interesting to know what exactly was causing that response. That doesn't really sound like a normal allergic reaction.
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by arrosenberg 10y ago
Intuit's position isn't necessarily pro-complexity, they'd actually prefer the tax code simplified somewhat, because they'd need far fewer employees to update the tax code information in the software every year. The lobb
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by arrosenberg 10y ago
I haven't played with Weebly, and I've spent a fair amount of time doing custom development, but I have a store on Shopify. The pricing on the last two tiers is very competitive. On the top non-enterprise tier, Shopify is about $1
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by arrosenberg 10y ago
That's why CO2 poisoning is the humane way that lab specimens are put to sleep.
1544.
by arrosenberg 10y ago
Without doing any of the math, this actually seems like the right solution. An automated truck that can drive around while a swarm of drones are continuously dropping off packages - basically an aircraft carrier.
1545.
by arrosenberg 11y ago
Interesting. In the US, I would almost never use a lawyer paid for by someone else. I'd always assume the lawyer's client is whoever is paying them.
1546.
by arrosenberg 11y ago
I recently had to perform updates, and the biggest aggravation was having to start and stop the server for every config change. Also, lack of Sharepoint integration / ability to handle federated login services with OData connectors. Mi
1547.
by arrosenberg 11y ago
You can still buy Apple TV or Chromecast Directly, from Best Buy/Walmart, etc. etc. All Amazon did with this is alienate people like me, who just want Prime to work with the 2 Chromecasts I already own. Good reminder that they are more
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by arrosenberg 11y ago
No, not in cases like this, given that most judges would pierce the veil in cases involving bad actors. However, given that a precedent for suing a failed Kickstarter was just set, it makes a ton of sense to form an LLC before doing a Kicks
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by arrosenberg 11y ago
If you get a bail bond, you pay the bondsman 10% of the total amount, and they front the entire bail amount. When you show up for court, they get the full amount. The 10% you paid ($3,000 in this case) is basically a vig for the service the
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by arrosenberg 12y ago
It's not that weird if you think about it - same line of reasoning is what finally got Al Capone. Legal or illegal, Uncle Sam always gets his.