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by getpost 6y ago
That's my point. Other than printing a nice looking form (which includes faxing), the content of the field data is hard to reuse. Searching PDF content on your own hard drive is problematic. Are there utilities that extract PDF field d
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by getpost 6y ago
“After entering data into these fields you can download the file to have the filled out version saved to your computer.” What’s the use case? Printing out filled-in forms? But otherwise, who would want the PDF in electronic format? It doesn
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by getpost 6y ago
Sapolsky himself struggles with depression, which he claims is genetic, IIRC. Not that I know anything, but I was struck that someone with his knowledge and intellect seemed to have given up attempting to treat it. He maintained psychologic
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by getpost 6y ago
There is a fairness problem, and I don't see a solution except to allow everyone to work less. Working less is not a bad thing. As a manager, I've always accommodated parental (or other family) leave requests. I even encouraged he
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by getpost 6y ago
D2 is the active form in plants. In humans it must be converted to D3. https://www.healthline.com/nutrition/vitamin-d2-vs-d3#sectio...
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by getpost 6y ago
Can’t find a citation at the moment, but it also depends on what part of your body is exposed. Just resting your forearm on an open car window won’t do it. You have to expose your torso mid-day IIRC. https://www.healthline.com&#x
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by getpost 6y ago
> Only if you take K2-MK7. Citation? Do you mean MK4?
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by getpost 6y ago
Jobs had a top secret clearance. https://www.informationweek.com/desktop/steve-jobs-the-fbi-f...
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by getpost 6y ago
A friend left an oily rag in a bucket on a ladder where it was eventually exposed to midday sun; that was enough to ignite it. Fortunately we saw it just as it happened.
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This is a good example of grandiose narcissism in the workplace, wherein there is a presumption that learning about ‘me,’ the author, is an important part of someone else’s job. Look at all the statements that start with “I!” Rather than a
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by getpost 6y ago
It seems to me SpaceX's secret sauce is continuous iteration on vehicles that actually fly. It's hard to see how Boeing or Blue Origin can develop expertise with any confidence their designs will work, except, apparently, by going
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by getpost 6y ago
Yes, this is an aspect of secure attachment. Securely attached people prioritize relationships; relationships take time and effort and require reliability. Insecurely attached people are usually not satisfied with relationships, and consequ
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by getpost 6y ago
I haven't tried the one nostril approach except briefly in yoga class, but you can control your energetic/restful activation level by controlling the length of inhalation and exhalation. https://www.psychologytoday.com&
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by getpost 6y ago
It might be less expensive due to the electrical powerplant. It will take a while before there is enough of a track record to know for sure. But, for example, electric cars are much lower maintenance than gas cars, as Tesloop as shown. htt
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by getpost 6y ago
I suggest not putting people into quadrants and making an us-vs-them argument. Everyone is exactly the same and also completely unique. At times, some people appear to catalyze change, but it's everyone else that actually makes the cha
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by getpost 6y ago
(Restatement from a comment I posted previously[0] in a related thread.) My go-to reference is Attachment Disturbances in Adults: Treatment for Comprehensive Repair by Daniel P. Brown PhD & David S. Elliott PhD. [1] [0] https:/&#x
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by getpost 6y ago
Linoleum is very eco, but highly flammable.
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by getpost 6y ago
> I've had a flood from a broken washing machine hose before. Oh, me too! So far my only significant insurance claim, around $70K for repairs in the mid-90s. The leak occurred while the house was unoccupied for a week. Pro tip: you
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by getpost 6y ago
>Also, I have too much experience with rotted wood decks, this one is concrete Aluminum decking is an excellent option. It never gets hot enough to burn your bare feet, doesn't rust, or smell like 'plastic' decking. e.g.,
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by getpost 6y ago
Traffic noise is a problem for many schools in urban areas — another reason you don’t want to open windows or teach outside. Moreover, some schools have only small 100% paved outdoor areas. Example: Ánimo Westside Charter Middle School (fun
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by getpost 6y ago
Of course, buried logs take years to decompose. Most people don’t plan garden beds years in advance, or have the space for beds that won’t be used.
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by getpost 6y ago
> why hire someone with just look-up skills before hiring someone who really tries, and enjoys the challenge This attitude will keep you from hiring someone who will just "do the right thing," which is to look up stuff that can
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by getpost 6y ago
Is there a high-pitched sound, or not? If the people in power say there's no high-pitched sound, and the people out of power are suffering from the high-pitched sound, what is "true"? There is "a truth," or "tw
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by getpost 6y ago
Not stopping after the first right answer is one metacognitive strategy[1] among many. Metacognition is an area of active research. I first heard of metacognition as a distinct discipline in connection with the treatment of insecure attachm
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by getpost 6y ago
I was a "mentally gifted minor" as of the 5th grade in California. This seemed mainly to be about the schools receiving additional funding for each such student. The high school I attended let us vote on how the funds were spent,
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by getpost 6y ago
You were free to install whatever you wanted after you paid for a copy Windows (even if you didn’t want Windows).
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by getpost 6y ago
https://www.aclu.org/issues/criminal-law-reform/reforming-po...
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by getpost 6y ago
Tangentially, I'm reminded of something a high school teacher mentioned to me. The context was military service, but of course this applies in any organization. 'The way to get rid of an undesireable superior is to do only what yo
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by getpost 6y ago
There is a way to avoid the login requirement, if you want to enlarge a photo or video, or read its accompanying text. I'm not an Instagram user, and I never will be. But, sometimes I want to read a post by a friend or a business. Whil
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by getpost 7y ago
I still have a website that uses server-side includes fro the navbar and other common page elements. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Server_Side_Includes

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