erdle

10 ms·

61.
by erdle 11y ago
Anecdote: Grew up on a vineyard and blueberry farm ... did not stop allergies from crushing my sinus cavities aka chronic sinusitis
62.
by erdle 12y ago
Well that was a bait and switch...
63.
by erdle 12y ago
A friend is a director at an interesting company that provides secure translations amongst other services to companies and has made bank since this happened. I guess it's a bit of a secret outside the industry.
64.
by erdle 12y ago
Not sure if it's widely known how they were caught... but it was when they outsourced their translation of documents and a translator read documents and blew the whistle. Which is why the top translation firms now offer... security!
65.
by erdle 12y ago
Say goodbye to the prizes.
66.
by erdle 12y ago
Highly recommend reading this book. It's actually a fairly quick read and is a bit of a departure from his other works and areas of interest. Also not mentioned in the article, Crary co-heads one of the best independent publishers, Zon
67.
by erdle 12y ago
I too read the article, but "white flight" on Long Island happened after Levittown and in other areas. Howard Stern is actually a byproduct of this, his family refused to move.
68.
by erdle 12y ago
They've done studies and the "victory gardens" never really contributed or impacted the food supply. It was more of a morale thing, way to sell bonds.
69.
by erdle 12y ago
Forget the cite, but the first American suburb layouts were actually based on cemetery plots. Because you can't build cemetery plots on top of each other, they were forced to create all the artificial winding roads and figure out how t
70.
by erdle 12y ago
Would love to see the paper as well. Everything you said about antioxidants is true and I have equity in a company that has spent millions on researching antioxidants at multiple universities, on two continents. Most benefits that companies
71.
Pumping away a polluted legacy from IBM(pressconnects.com)
1 points by erdle 12y ago|0 comments
72.
by erdle 12y ago
Attention companies going public in the near future: this is how you raise your stock price And why do you do this? Because you're paid in stock and actual internal projects are not going to "wow" analysts. When in doubt spen
73.
by erdle 12y ago
What you presume is that IF this is the case, HP would think this is a problem.
74.
by erdle 13y ago
Fairly certain he's basing this article on the top /r/gaming post the other day about trading. He only mentions hours passing between trades. Also, I know writers at NY Mag and others that have literally said to me "I do
75.
by erdle 13y ago
In a world without paint, metal files, sandpaper, grinding discs, tape, interchangeable bike parts, semi-smart bike thieves, etc...this would make sense. /u/Patrick_Devine is spot on and the best place to test this concept would b