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chapium
6y ago
Indiana had it, but then voted it out. Keeping time change is favored by conservatives and the campaign for it was that its so confusing to have two systems. The irony of that position was painful to witness.
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chapium
6y ago
Its worth the money, I wouldn't expect this sort of thing to be free.
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6y ago
Thanks for the heads up!
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chapium
6y ago
Its plain text one note/ evernote, plus a bunch of macros for formatting text.
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6y ago
I don't sorry, but it was probably a HBR case study.
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6y ago
This is a fundamental problem with blockchains, and it cannot be understated.
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6y ago
Not sure if this is the same thing, but I recall reading a case study in 2006 on McD's cloudifying their kitchen equipment. The project was apparently a huge failure and was eventually stopped due to runaway costs.
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6y ago
Probably.
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It gets better... Which reminds me, I once joined a few acquaintances for a ride on the pleasure boat one of them owned. He pointed at another boat and told us it was a yawl. I waved and said, "Hi, yawl!"
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6y ago
I think its important to stay informed, but to an extent for the information received to be actionable. For example, if I want to know if I should wear a raincoat, I check the weather. I don't worry about every storm around the globe
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6y ago
Work through a consulting agency and then branch out on your own once you know how to find leads.
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6y ago
Self reporting symptoms like this is highly unreliable and subject to a variety of human faults.
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6y ago
Missouri has shockingly bad recycling service, so it doesn't surprise me. Before I lived there I meticulously separated recylables but soon adopted the local habit. (St Louis. Kansas City has pretty decent service in this respect)
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Transforming loops into a finite state machine
(blog.cleancoder.com)
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6y ago
Looking it up, I still have no idea what it means. The best I can gather is its beautifully wholesome. Other sources say beauty, but it seems like such a specific word for a form of beauty.
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6y ago
I thought he was being cheeky to be honest.
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Its easy to criticize this crappy, trash, algorithm. Before one declares something trash, they had better have an alternative that fits the use case.
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6y ago
Wow, you really described a lot of how I feel. I've found the pomodoro technique is a nice arbitrary way of honing in on my focus and helping me stay on task. I also still manage to stray away from it time to time.
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6y ago
Even so, OP still has a point. Reddit is pretty lenient as far as content is concerned.
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6y ago
Why have account recovery at all then?
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6y ago
I think DC is the exception here. Most cities are cookie cutter buildings downtown, with the same restaurants. Out towards the suburbs its cookie cutter strip malls and the same restaurants. Oklahoma and Texas feel a little more unique si
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6y ago
I don't understand why we need to divide along tribal lines over this issue. Some people choose to be single and others seek out marriage, knowing the risks. There are unique problems concerning marriage. It does not need to be an us
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6y ago
Recovering a gmail account is pretty impossible, at least that story had a happy ending.
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6y ago
I think you've described a service ticket management system.
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6y ago
HL7 is a shared messaging standard, much like XML or JSON. The shared standard does allow for communication between applications, but its rather unruly.
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6y ago
This is still done in Missouri.
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6y ago
We should see an increase in china then?
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6y ago
Excel is pretty efficient at ad-hoc text processing. You get real time feedback as you change rules and there are lots of handy functions to help you along. Its like a tabbed portable jupyter notebook.
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6y ago
its really bizarre that we allow this while in other countries you get fines for not voting
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6y ago
Anyone with relatives in china would. That includes westerners.
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