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by chaseha 7y ago
I'd likely choose the BMW, but sounds like great driving indeed!
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by chaseha 7y ago
I was linked to this consumer advocacy website earlier today around a different matter (to do w/ airlines), but I think they put this well as part of their values page https://www.elliott.org/our-values/ prom
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by chaseha 7y ago
Wow. Thank you for sharing that.
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by chaseha 7y ago
Agree but slight modification - goal should always be for the users to be able to do their main functional tasks in-application and maintain it as the system of record. But there will always be a use for Excel as a tool for informal data-mo
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by chaseha 7y ago
I frequently go from SQL query results to HTML table to excel in a similar manner, but I haven't had issues w/ any proprietary CSS properties. Using Paste Special -> Match Destination Formatting it always comes out without any
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by chaseha 7y ago
He's being cheeky..
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by chaseha 7y ago
Convenience or privacy, it's a tough choice to make. I'm thankful for Global Entry / Clear having to travel most weeks for work
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by chaseha 7y ago
Just put it on my reading list based on the article. Now for getting around to actually reading it ;)
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by chaseha 7y ago
That's an important distinction to make. "Homeless" carries a large negative connotation and lumping in relatively affluent people like this dilutes the large issue of homelessness [not by choice] faced by so many
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by chaseha 8y ago
There are lots of issues with traditional hiring approaches - would recommend looking into Performance-Based Hiring if you are a hiring manager looking to improve your process and outcomes
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by chaseha 8y ago
Book sounds interesting. Democratization of programming knowledge can only benefit us in the long run
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by chaseha 8y ago
The article speaks to how this phrase is a shortcut that doesn't get to the fact that mental health issues like depression can have a range of factors behind them including genetics and environmental factors
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by chaseha 8y ago
Yes, but there is more helpful detail in the article. Specifically taking five minutes each morning to block out my calendar for specific tasks is something that has greatly improved my working days
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by chaseha 8y ago
I find that perfectly quantized tracks sound artificial over time. Not sure how close “aisatsana” sticks to perfectly on-(half)-beat, but adding slightly random quantization offsets to each generated note could be interesting to lend the re
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by chaseha 8y ago
Yes. My favorite Aphex Twin track. Relatedly, would strongly recommend the Booka Shade DJ-Kicks album - Alberto Balsam is one of the tracks they selected https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=onLPjryBtns
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by chaseha 8y ago
Along that line, if the US had a similar system, our current president would have been marked a "deadbeat" long before he got the chance to run for office (not saying the system is right, just saying)
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by chaseha 8y ago
Great post, great example - I'm going to try and apply this analytical/process optimization mindset to more of these "softer" management tasks. Thank you
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by chaseha 8y ago
*First class is in decline, rather. Don't think it will ever disappear, mostly for the first reason the article says - the upgrade chance as a carrot to keep business traveler loyalty
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by chaseha 8y ago
Would it be nice? Flying is already a tremendous environmental burden with the focus on fuel economy. I'm happy to sit in my seat a few minutes longer if it means taking away some of that emissions impact
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The Dark Romance and Grim Reality of Life in the French Foreign Legion(vanityfair.com)
4 points by chaseha 8y ago|0 comments
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by chaseha 8y ago
Slightly off-topic, but mindfulness approaches have been shown to improve depression and are an important part of CBT/DBT used by therapists everywhere
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by chaseha 8y ago
Completely disagree. It says he can call himself an engineer in a non-professional context. Having a ChBE BS, I am an engineer (although no longer working as one). I am not a Professional Engineer (not a licensed PE). There’s a difference -
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War Without End(nytimes.com)
93 points by chaseha 8y ago|126 comments
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by chaseha 8y ago
Well said. I think the reason it's easy to feel that people at the C-Suite don't produce value is the "leadership" qualities that matter are very hard to define, and success or failure often doesn't make itself clea
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by chaseha 8y ago
FWIW I don't think companies are allowed to purchase consulting services from their auditor, specifically because of this conflict of interest. In my experience, companies will have one of the big four as their primary auditor, than us
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by chaseha 8y ago
A lot of that may be due to the way Facebook has changed their algorithms in the last few years. I know that both Pages and Groups that don't pay for engagement have had huge issues with their content no longer showing up in follower&#
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by chaseha 8y ago
Wario Land 3 was a great game. Hmm, makes me want to find that old GBC I have lying around somewhere
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by chaseha 8y ago
Also wondering this. The article mentions the difficult problem of scaling up red algae farming - could the active ingredient not be synthesized commercially and added to feed that way? edit, from Wikipedia: "The substance may be hazar
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by chaseha 8y ago
The comments here so far seem to be focusing on the click-baity title... the article is actually a good review of mindfulness research and next steps in the field
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by chaseha 8y ago
HPV vaccinations are now recommended for both genders for people under the age of 26 for the most part

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