darkspaten

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by darkspaten 13y ago
Good luck building up tolerance; I found it to be a lot easier than I thought it might be. I was given a few Ghost Pepper seeds in the Spring and prior to the last Fall harvest I worked up to a tolerance of about two tablespoons of chopped
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by darkspaten 13y ago
And the most oft-repeated phrase in Ecclesiastes is, "Eat, drink, and be merry"
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by darkspaten 13y ago
The torque is very nice, I traded in a `09 370Z for a Volt and have found my driving style adjusted more conservatively (with a side benefit of less speeding tickets.) I've leased a Volt for 12+ months now and consumed < 30 gallons
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by darkspaten 13y ago
I'm unable to produce the research link, ATM, however I attended a presentation many years ago on the uniqueness value of this data. In the presentation the researchers demonstrated >80% confidence interval determining an exact indi
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by darkspaten 13y ago
> or people that travel a lot, that 300 grams (.6 pounds) - is a deal breaker I travel for business quite a bit (20-50,000 airmiles/year) and I traded in a 13" MBA for a 15" rMBP upon its release. For me, it was an easy deal to exchange
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by darkspaten 14y ago
> Ok, I want to fund a project, not propose it. How do I do that? I'm very interested in this, too. I've just begun using elance to find FreeBSD coders. I have a six-figure budget for various projects in the next three months. I would l
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by darkspaten 14y ago
I've received some deliverables from a marketing team which uses the following service for just such a purpose (at a nice premium) @ https://www.meltwater.com/products/meltwater-news/online-med...
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by darkspaten 14y ago
> Besides, if you're in technology, you shouldn't be investing in tech companies. I find that to be an odd maxim. Certainly one should limit exposure to acceptable risk tolerance… say 10-15% of portfolio; however, being in the industry
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by darkspaten 14y ago
Reminds me of the RSA response to their extreme compromise. Even quite some time after the incident the EVP & Chairman, Art Coviello, only would state how close "on the tail" they were to the perpetrator(s) thanks to their technology &#
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by darkspaten 14y ago
I offer a corollary, "Employees follow leaders, not managers." At one time I considered leaving a company I believed strongly in, due to an immediate manager with which I didn't work well. However, I looked higher in the organization to the
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by darkspaten 14y ago
Although not expressly in the linked content, I believe the change apropos beyond healthcare providers is the change for cloud providers (SaaS, storage, etc.) Now, companies which store Protected Health Information (PHI) in the cloud are co