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by fma 5y ago
Definitely depends on your deliverables. My recent deliverables were campaigns for CES and Superbowl. I can't say lets schedule for next week for those. On the other hand, I think if I screwed up I won't get fired, either...maybe
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Re-posting my comment so that you see it: I've found the same issue - and I've discovered it's because of the pen. The pen they give to you by default writes poorly once your notebook has been used up. The clickable one and s
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by fma 5y ago
I've found the same issue - and I've discovered it's because of the pen. The pen they give to you by default writes poorly once your notebook has been used up. The clickable one and skinny ones are fine and write like day 1.
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by fma 5y ago
I was introduced to FriXion pens because I have a Rocketbook. I have a pack of colors. One day my daughter came out of my office with a nice drawing (she's 5...so it's more sentimental than artistic). My wife wanted me to laminate
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by fma 5y ago
Wait...so news orgs are bad but good enough to read if it's free? If they truly are bad you need a site blocker, not a paywall bypasser. Trying something new would be starting up a news org, not coding a paywall bypasser. People should
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by fma 5y ago
This is why many parents enroll their kids to Kumon. Kumon gives kids the about of work for their right level - whether that's a 2nd grader is ahead and at a 4th grade level, or a 2nd grader who is behind and starts at a 1st grade leve
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by fma 5y ago
A more effective way would be to just boycott YouTube. Rather than block ads, block their domain on all your devices. Increasing a video view count entices the video producer to create more. More content = more views from users who see ads.
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by fma 5y ago
Google News' most annoying thing now is they implemented infinite scroll.... FWIW I have a subscription to a major news paper + local to avoid the filter bubble. The major is a little conservative leaning and local a little liberal.
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by fma 5y ago
I recall a few years ago, GM/Cruise acquired a LIDAR manufacturer in 2017. Not sure if it has worked out, but their rationale for the acquisition for vertical integration makes sense. Strobe’s solution will reduce the cost of making th
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by fma 5y ago
There's a grocery store in the Southeast called Publix. They have a pretty awesome deli. You can order w/o creating an account. All you need is name, phone and email. You can give them a fake name, phone number and email if you wa
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by fma 5y ago
You're on your 3rd Tesla? My parents still have their 2001 Camry and I still have my 2006 Corolla. 3rd Tesla in what, 10 years? is nothing to brag about...actually - to use your words, I find this laughable that somehow you think you&#
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by fma 5y ago
Why don't you just work at one or two big company and get your FOMO out of the way? The worse case is you make more money (hopefully?) and hate it but you never need to look back, while your best case is a much higher ceiling. You&#x27
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by fma 5y ago
If Google believes the site is being disingenuous by writing a click bait headline, then they should punish the site by decreasing their ranking, not reward it by keeping it high and rewriting a more fitting headline.
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by fma 5y ago
Honestly don't recall hearing that about 4G...to me it was this 2G: Slow WAP internet browsing 3G: Better internet browsing, maps, basic audio 4G: Stream video and better audio 5G:?? All the above were known beforehand because allowed
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by fma 5y ago
20+ year year old permanent program https://www.wired.com/story/free-money-the-surprising-effect...
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by fma 5y ago
Good point, and true even if people were to open windows to fresh air (open 2 on opposite ends of the house). Entirely possible I have a source by default...I do have a chimney and even with the flute closed I feel a draft. All I know is in
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by fma 5y ago
"The more likely norm is unused range hoods, furnace flues that spill chemicals into the air we breathe, and ultimately higher rates of illness..." The range hood on average American houses are weak, because they are the cheapest.
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by fma 5y ago
I find it interesting that Gatorade has been short for months. Costco puts a limit and I've seen them bare on shelves for a while (and the other day). Not sure why...A quick google shows that PepsiCo dropping the ball no supply chain,
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by fma 5y ago
From quality reviews I have heard that TSLA has more deviation in things such as gaps in panels which are unheard w/ traditional automakers...so I'd assume less automation would result in things like this.
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by fma 5y ago
On the other hand, if a recruiter isn't willing to 'work with me' and spend a few minutes on replying an email, are they 'work with me' in the future? Or push their way around for what's best for them? I enjoy
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by fma 5y ago
Peak: Secrets from the New Science of Expertise by Anders Ericsson Essentially a book on how the best in the world structured their learning to master their skill, and how you can incorporate to what you want to master.
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by fma 5y ago
Road trips? Plural? How many times have you had to pair your bluetooth to your car...
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by fma 5y ago
Oh yeah - I've also been on the other side of the boat. Our big corp company sold off a division...we had a certain amount of time (months...) to split everything off and hand everything over. In some cases we had to rewrite entire app
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by fma 5y ago
Eeeeexacly. Working at a big company is a skill itself. I mean lets face it...we all can code, but can you code in a big company and work around bureaucracy and try to deploy at the speed of a startup (or close to it)? I know people may lau
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by fma 5y ago
Oh I'll also say...one trick I've done sometimes is to read using the kindle app or if it's a PDF, xodo...where I can highlight. I treat it almost like I'm reading a website.
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by fma 5y ago
Decent comments and recommendations. I've started to purchase more physical books. But I have the same problem as when I purchase kindle books - they sit there. When I get the chance to read a book and get in, I find that I forget the
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by fma 5y ago
As an American - it is an interesting question. I'm no history buff by any means....but one of the strengths of the United States is that the federal government is supposed to have limited powers. It's also a weakness (IMHO) and b
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by fma 5y ago
I was in the market for a wood filing cabinet. The picture was something I wanted and it had good reviews. When you read the reviews in detail they start talking about using it as a kitchen island. Hmm ...OK. then you look at customer pictu
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by fma 5y ago
Cash is common in China...or now a days, on WeChat you can send a "Red packet" of money to friends or in a groups. If you go to a wedding, you drop your red packet in a box...while in the US we have "gift registries" whe
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by fma 5y ago
I hope they can turn around, sue them and take their .net domain name. I also IANAL and this is not a legal advice.

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