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by cjmcqueen 4y ago
Had a very similar experience in San Jose, CA. I've never had a cavity and one dentist made a rush look at my teeth, provided no evidence of a cavity and told me to book time for a filling. I never went back. Five years later I've
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by cjmcqueen 4y ago
It's a type of prisoners dilemma with Google. They're having to out game the SEO gamers and pick a tactic that moves the web forward and doesn't over reward entrenched parties. I agree this site gives good useful information,
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by cjmcqueen 4y ago
Do you think you're considering the burger metaphor, ie the type of task, and not letting the point of the article stay front and center? I think we can agree that not all development tasks are the same, but I think the premise of firs
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by cjmcqueen 5y ago
Force or power was how I see the translation. These are people using their force or power to their own agenda. It's a useful name IMHO
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by cjmcqueen 5y ago
Amory Lovin's "Reinventing Fire" is a commonly held classic. Disclosure, I work for RMI the consulting firm he founded.
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by cjmcqueen 5y ago
As a partner of a person with a complete spinal cord injury, I appreciate these articles and the science being done by these researchers, it is truly a big and complex and worthwhile problem to solve. For most of us, I do want to suggest be
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by cjmcqueen 5y ago
True risk. My partner is a paraplegic and their are things to watch out for all the time. Hot items on paralyzed skin, bed sores, muscle atrophy. I don't know if this is common, but my partner has developed a heightened sense of awaren
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by cjmcqueen 5y ago
As the partner of a complete paraplegic, sitting up and providing trunk control would be a huge benefit to newly injured patients. My partner had titanium rods but in their back 20+ years ago and the connections and bones are now wearing do
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by cjmcqueen 5y ago
Not sure if this will help, but "giving back" or supporting those around you are some of the core ideas of having kids. I know it can feel hard when there are personal limitations, but I hope you can find someone or a group to inv
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by cjmcqueen 6y ago
Gratitude is a skill anyone can learn. Accepting compliments is also a skill that anyone can learn. But, both of them take practice. It's okay to feel uncomfortable with something, that doesn't necessarily mean that it's wron
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by cjmcqueen 6y ago
I'm genuinely surprised my Pixel 3 phone had no problems with it in Chrome. That was a lot of video.
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by cjmcqueen 6y ago
That sounds like a lot of anger Ranman.
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by cjmcqueen 6y ago
The only thing worse than Outlook is Outlook on Mac. So much wrong and terrible interaction. I've been on it a year at a new role and it baffles me how had it is to use.
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by cjmcqueen 7y ago
Winter of our discontent - Steinbeck Amazing piece of work, specifically the book he won the nobel prize for literature. Great story of a normal man trying to be good in the face of great temptation.
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by cjmcqueen 7y ago
Seriously... let it go people. Google is a business.
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by cjmcqueen 7y ago
I don't think anyone is saying that web based apps were a bad idea from day one... Wouldn't the success of PWAs and pushing the web forward to support this type of open computing a good thing? Essentially, Google took a bold move,
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by cjmcqueen 7y ago
Child rearing produces children that are adults and had the attention of a fully invested parent. Are you sure you're measuring the right thing?
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by cjmcqueen 7y ago
Completely agree. Raising a family is work and it does add to the greater good of the world. And, it's not being measured properly, which leads oeople to assume that dual income is the "right goal" when it's an intrinsic
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by cjmcqueen 7y ago
The study has data to back up it's findings and suggests tree growth can help; what data are you using to back up your statement? From the article: "The Crowther Lab of ETH Zurich has published a study in the journal Science that
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by cjmcqueen 7y ago
I grew up in Orem. Provo is not small or an example of most rural towns. Provo is incredibly progressive given the local church culture and university. I live in rural Iowa and broadband internet and the issue of low-education and long stan
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by cjmcqueen 7y ago
Amen.
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by cjmcqueen 7y ago
I love SLC, but the pollution has gotten too intense.
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by cjmcqueen 8y ago
I would think the general climate of fear in the country would make it frightening to launch an ambitious product like this. There's really no hope of a second right now when things go wrong. Disclosure, I work for Google, but have no
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by cjmcqueen 8y ago
Yes. And many of these people work at some of the biggest companies like Google, Facebook, Apple, and other tech companies. And, it's not just the support labor for janitorial, kitchen staff, etc. Many of these RVs are used by entry le
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by cjmcqueen 8y ago
Snagit; saving us from this since 1990.
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by cjmcqueen 8y ago
Slow clap... Great marketing effort to collect email accounts. I hope some more towns get help too with pothole filling. Very creative.
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by cjmcqueen 8y ago
But... Why?
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by cjmcqueen 9y ago
This is bad. I get that religion has taboos, but religion also has an influence on morals. Yes, there are ways to be a good moral person without the Bible, but are we really giving people agency and the ability to choose if they are sensore
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by cjmcqueen 9y ago
Agreed, and I work for Google. This is not interesting.
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by cjmcqueen 10y ago
Googler here, 20% projects are very real. It's a flexible tool between employee and manager that gets used in a lot of ways. The only recent guidance was that 20% projects should benefit the company. And, mileage will vary depending on

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