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by elchief 9y ago
If you're lactose intolerant / milk protein intolerant like me, I've found Vega Performance to be the best protein powder, though not cheap. I am not affiliated with them.
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It was when the anaesthesia ran out halfway thru
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by elchief 9y ago
I had to get my front molars and wisdom teeth removed to make room in my jaw (got braces, all good) Saw the x-ray of my wisdoms. The tops were facing my front teeth, ie 90 degrees rotated
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by elchief 9y ago
the solution for actual U2F tokens is to buy 2 and put one in a safe deposit box. not sure what the solution is for software version
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Such cynicism! This is super cool. This is 1950s sci-fi stuff.
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by elchief 9y ago
to quit Vim
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by elchief 9y ago
Near my house is an intersection with an above-ground pedestrian bridge that goes diagonally across the intersection. The funny part is that I've seen multiple pedestrians try to use the intersection diagonally at ground level, even th
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or contextually, lemmatization
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We did that in our 3rd year
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Exactly ;) It's owned by one of the Canadian Dragon's Den (Shark Tank) Dragons. It's very generic, but at least consistent
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Maybe. What I was trying to say is that you generally see pretty forward-thinking stuff on here, or in the SF computer industry in general, but it often doesn't (yet) apply to the average worker
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Correct (all models are wrong ;)
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by elchief 9y ago
If you make it, you make it big. My place makes $1M in revenue and ~10% profit But if you don't blow up, the rent will kill you. My friend ran a good place, but it wasn't busy enough to pay the $30k/month rent
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by elchief 9y ago
I'm a programmerby trade, but I own a restaurant in Vancouver. A friend owns 3. Several other friends own several other restaurants. It's a restaurant town. Anyways, it costs from about $50,000 to $1,000,000 depending on the brand
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I wonder how long it takes things like work productivity tips on HN to filter out to the real world?
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It's single-sign-on for your LAN
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by elchief 9y ago
If you like learning by doing, play along with this: https://web.stanford.edu/class/cs124/kwc-unix-for-poets.pdf (text analysis in bash)
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I read books backwards (by chapter) as the end is where the interesting stuff is. I generally read only the section titles and first sentence or two of paragraphs I find it helpful to type examples as I read too (for programming stuff)
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> high immigration ya, 5000 entire people last year in CoV...
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Well if you can't get a US visa your wage there is zero, so I'm not seeing your point
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Still cheaper than SF Here's an analysis of residential rental prices: http://quantitativerhetoric.com/monthly-rental-report-may-20...
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It doesn't have to be. There's an in-memory option
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Start small, not with a mission-critical investment or commitment. Build as you go. Go with someone with roots in the community and something to lose I recently got fucked over by an ex-GF then long-time friend. Good Canadian girl. Daughter
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I changed my message to say please don't leave me voicemail but they did anyways. So I got rid of it and I like not having it
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Ritchie Bros. | Director, Infosec | Vancouver, Canada | ONSITE | http://r.rfer.us/RBAUCTION37R2k Ritchie Bros. is a global leader in asset management and disposition, selling billions of dollars of heavy equipment each year
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Paul Krugman's review: https://mobile.nytimes.com/2016/01/31/books/review/the-power...
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Of course you need a lot of rows if you have a lot of columns...
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Then of course there's Avenue Road in Toronto en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Avenue_Road And the awful Stroad https://www.strongtowns.org/journal/2013/3/4/the-stroad.html
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Your hacker mindset is truly inspiring
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There are no hard concepts, only bad explanations

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