atomic77

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by atomic77 11y ago
Canada and the US have, as part of NAFTA, an agreement to grant work visas right at the border for 'professionals', including engineers. It's a straightforward process. http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/work&#
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by atomic77 11y ago
I used StayFocusd for a while, and while it helped, I also had the same problem with my phone, resulting in periodic uninstalls of the social apps. I found this to be attacking the symptoms and not the root cause though. I then started usin
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by atomic77 11y ago
An interesting analogue exists in the academic world -- an advisor's most important job is to guide you on what you should not do or attempt.
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by atomic77 11y ago
An even easier argument to make for the selfish and empathy-challenged is the link between inequality and violent crime [1]. The more money and resources you have to spend on walls and security guards the less you have for investment and co
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by atomic77 11y ago
It was worth reading this article just to discover this lstopo utility
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by atomic77 11y ago
Please do enlighten me.
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by atomic77 11y ago
Moreover I am curious about whether they will charge in USD or CAD. If USD, then a Canadian firm still has to deal with currency exposure as with the US AZs If CAD, it might be interesting if a lot of US load heads up to Canada chasing lowe
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by atomic77 13y ago
I read the underscores like a "u"... so i guess a mnemonic for this formula could be SuT 'N HuT... sutton hut?! Maybe some other letters would make the mnemonic more interesting :)
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by atomic77 13y ago
There needs to be a time-dependent definition of "Big Data", because this term is frequently abused and results in confusion all around. In my view there has always been "big" data. As others have pointed out, none of th