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by cubano 8y ago
I'm almost positive that Freud did NOT think that "early-childhood sexual fantasies" were the basis of illness, but early-childhood trauma as the culprit, and I've come to believe that is almost surely the case, alth
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by cubano 8y ago
I mean, I've always thought that Planck's constant defines the discreteness of time and, as it were, reality. Isn't it rather obvious that this is the case? "Planck time"..the unimaginably small 5.39 × 10−44 s, i
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by cubano 8y ago
Please...email me at lampdeveloperforhire@yahoo.com and I will HAPPILY let you see it all, because I've already researched it years ago when I didn't believe that was the whole story!
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by cubano 8y ago
I am now ACTIVELY trying to get your attention to get this moving, as I feel you are challenging my integrity and this is very important to me.
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by cubano 8y ago
DEAL...you know what...im tired of people here thinking im making things up...hmmm how do you want to start doing this.. I'm serious here...let's do this...how to best initiate what we need to get rolling? Please...email me at lam
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by cubano 8y ago
DEAL...you know what...im tired of people here thinking im making things up...hmmm how do you want to start doing this.. I'm serious here...let's do this...how to best initiate what we need to get rolling? Please...email me at lam
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by cubano 8y ago
DEAL...you know what...im tired of people here thinking im making things up...hmmm how do you want to start doing this.. I'm serious here...let's do this...how to best initiate what we need to get rolling? Please...email me at lam
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by cubano 8y ago
I had a friend once who did 18 months Federal time for just saying he could get 100 tabs of LSD at a forest rave in central Florida. Not having it...not getting any...not even showing the undercover agent even one damn tab. His charge end
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by cubano 8y ago
Bingo. This is simply a political problem and nothing else. FUD and "not-in-my-backyard!" reigns supreme when it comes to the final approval process. As things currently stand, no group of politicians could survive the political
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by cubano 8y ago
I know there is currently in the air a zeitgeist against declaring it, but I still maintain that almost noteworthy humankind achievements happened like this, or in very small teams of highly aligned individuals. Now of course, he is standin
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by cubano 8y ago
I've actually found many of the comments rather useful over the years, and although I'm not crazy on how old and random they often are, I find them at least worth a quick look.
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by cubano 8y ago
That is an almost impossible stat to believe. My last contract I worked developing a biometric system to extract a consistent "headshot" from all the various mugshots from arrest records in the US, and I worked with the Kairos sys
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by cubano 8y ago
Yes, but surely that is miles away from a system that automatically recognizes and then logs that info to a database. right? In your case, the landlord does indeed have a very hard to search record of your comings and goings, in mine it&#x2
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by cubano 8y ago
Even if the guy was really good? I personally think a well-executed acoustic guitar singalong can add a lot of real joy to any group experience. I've played in rock bands since I was 15 (I'm north of 50 now), and I've been on
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by cubano 8y ago
I mean, with all the money the US currently spends on military budgets, I can't for the life of me figure out why it is so hard to find the 50-100mil or so (estimated) it would cost for a few orbital IR telescopes and just deal with th
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by cubano 8y ago
I'm betting probably not...but it's a "feel good" write up and who can't use a little motivational fantasy once in a while?
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by cubano 8y ago
So how does this study capture individuals like, say, myself who apparently industry has deemed "unemployable" due to past legal (all-substance related) "transgressions" but is desperate to work in the industry where he
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by cubano 8y ago
Probably, and I do hate being the cynic in the room, it's due to the huge salaries and interesting, specific use-case work that NN-based AI is generating these days.
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by cubano 8y ago
Ahhh 1992....the year I discovered QNX and Mosaic. This post brings back so many memories ...Novell! the first damn network system that was ever worth a shit on a IBM PC-compatible. Installing that software finally put and end to the nigh
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by cubano 8y ago
Just what I didn't need to see this morning. I am literally living in the streets, freezing my ass off and hungry, looking for any kind of programming work for the past month, and now I have to see some AI bot generating more inexpe
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by cubano 8y ago
Wealth has buffered individuals from the unpleasantness of life for time immemorial. It's kind of the point when you think about it.
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by cubano 8y ago
Right...at this point, skewering sites that build auto-generated sites would have been way more fun and interesting.
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by cubano 8y ago
I'm no expert on frontend techstacks, but I thought Vue was an application development framework, not what-looks-here like a jQuery replacement for DOM validations and manipulation? As far as I can see, it is basically doing almost exa
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by cubano 8y ago
"Before you leave, please know: I’m hedged either way. LOP and Racket have been an incredible force multiplier on my programming productivity" Well, wouldn't we expect that the author of a particular programming lang
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by cubano 8y ago
"A demo fusor can and has been made in a bell jar with crude vacuum gear and kluded-up power supply. Most such systems are assembled by younger school age children (mostly boys save for one pair of girls). The demo fusor often serves a
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by cubano 8y ago
I actually worked for a company where they didn't allow me to have a bathroom break during working hours while I was remoting...such is life as a 53yo developer trying to make any kind of living in this industry. In fact, I had to log
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by cubano 8y ago
Without a doubt it's age discrimination...you've hit the nail on the head. Also, God help you if you have followed a non-traditional career path where you decide at points in your life that you wanted a break from it all. I, too,
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by cubano 8y ago
"Technical Recruiting is Broken" is very click-baity IMO, as the "is broken" bon mot has become rather popular and reveals absolutely nothing about what the article is about.
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by cubano 8y ago
This is what I am currently doing...plus, since everyone loves a "deal", I charge a slightly higher hourly rate then give away "one hour FREE" because we all know that FREE is the most powerful word in marketing. Basical
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by cubano 8y ago
Wow..that error message is an ultimate blast-from-the-past. How appropo it's a website that's throwing it now.

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