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   by gricardo99 11y ago

   if this method can "scale-up" to any arbitrarily complex tissue, then conceivably could you decellularize and re-implant an entire donor body, and do a head transplant? Effectively, giving someone a brand-new body?
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   The next beverage trend(outsideonline.com)

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   by gricardo99 11y ago

   Agreed. Terrible, rambling, is there no editor checking these articles before publishing?
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   by gricardo99 11y ago

   Does this mean the stellar codebase is no longer a fork of ripple? How much of the stellar codebase is descendant directly from the ripple codebase?
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   by gricardo99 11y ago

   the higher-end switches take considerable engineering, just on the hardware side, and are fairly high-margin products. If the networking equipment space becomes OS agnostic, or consolidates around OpenSwitch, this removes one of Cisco&#x27
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   by gricardo99 11y ago

   Very good post. So great to get this kind of detailed insights into the whole process: requirements, trade offs, architecture and implementation decisions, impact across the whole business and the end result and added value.
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   by gricardo99 11y ago

   Sure, they'll find someone more local, eventually. recruiting is a cost and challenge. Self-imposing an additional barrier, one that technology melted away over a decade ago, just baffles.
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   by gricardo99 11y ago

   >Bitcoin is for regulatory arbitrage In it's current form, with current regulations, it may be used by some for regulatory arbitrage, but I don't think it's fair to say that's what the technology sets out to achieve.
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   by gricardo99 11y ago

   If you're talking about their products, yeah that's my point. Plenty of products for remote/distributed collaboration. If you're talking about their workforce... not so much. Just checking their careers page, and ever
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    by gricardo99 11y ago

    I recently turned-down a great job offer for a Bay area tech company. Their office was just too far outside my commute range. I even offered to remote-work part-time and be in the office some days a week (I had already been a 100% remote
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    by gricardo99 11y ago

    Although George Carlin certainly had some hilariously entertaining things to say about parenting (and no doubt insightful to some degree), it seems he didn't necessarily have such a stellar parenting record himself: http://w
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    by gricardo99 11y ago

    This visual editor allows you to easily draw the ASCII diagrams to begin with (for placing in code): http://asciiflow.com/
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    by gricardo99 11y ago

    I worked remotely for 3 years, and found it way more productive and efficient for my overall work and family life than being onsite. A few thoughts: - setup a productive working space and use it most of the time. This means a quiet, distrac
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    by gricardo99 11y ago

    corollary: With no power comes no responsibility
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    by gricardo99 11y ago

    valgrind's got some good features along these lines: http://valgrind.org/info/tools.html
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    by gricardo99 11y ago

    There's another solution to this problem: remote work. It's 2015, and with the plethora of Internet technologies that facilitate online collaboration I'm still dismayed to see so many tech companies behaving like it's 19