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by hfourm 9y ago
To be fair, Hearthstone is one of the better value games! It is still a "collectible" card game, from a very reputable company, with a lot of expected longevity -- based on a huge universe. You get to use your cards against other
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by hfourm 9y ago
and anti-trumpers around the country collectively sighed "....cool"
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Yes, when I first looked at this data I tried my best to lump it into categories. (Was in an discussion about ROI on "free" college) about 65% of grads are in what I would consider, employable categories. STEM, Healthcare, Busines
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by hfourm 9y ago
That is overly generic and not necessarily true.
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by hfourm 9y ago
Truthfully, depending on your definition of majority, most college students ARE already pursuing more profitable majors. https://nces.ed.gov/programs/digest/d16/tables/dt16_322.10.a... The "underwat
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by hfourm 9y ago
Excuse the immaturity here, but man all I see in that URL is chub.
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by hfourm 9y ago
Usually the bigger problem there isn't as much the individuals, but why the startup needed that role to begin with. A lot of times early companies will go through the motions of, "needing" a VP of Engineering, or CTO, or what
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by hfourm 9y ago
I agree no mention of him isn't a big deal. But he is definitely changing the game. His stream style is way more entertaining then a lot of the other streamers mentioned, subjectivity aside. His production value for a live stream, thou
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by hfourm 9y ago
Same reason I would ban someone from my personal forum for spamming racial slurs, violent threats, and all around stupid commentary.
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Its worth noting that there are people who have b12 absorption deficiencies. My family has a history of it and a few are prescribed b12 injections once a month. These injections are usually much higher than what you would take in pill for,
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by hfourm 9y ago
Similarly, there is a big growth in the small scrappy startup space around cryptocurrency and associated blockchain technologies. Not to start a conversation over ponzi schemes, scams, and vaporware, but its impossible to ignore the million
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by hfourm 9y ago
Never tried MDMA, so not to be some drug defender here. But I think its worth noting that study is a sampling of people who have used an average of 281 "MDMA" tablets over the past 6 years. It could be that MDMA abuse just has neg
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by hfourm 9y ago
This isn't really the same thing. Technically bongs, bubblers and bowls are much worse to smoke than a joint. Because these devices make it easier to "inhale the smoke", users typically get a far larger "hit" then t
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by hfourm 9y ago
I think that is kind of the major one that sticks out in my mind. But, its just more sinister then that IMO. Being that it is something newer, I have a feeling more will pop up. I was friends with a major twitch streamer who used to vape li
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by hfourm 9y ago
There is a lot of wrong in this comment. While I agree with most of your sentiment about vaping being a safer alternative, it is wrong to assume that the chemicals introduced via vaping are not carcinogenic because there is no smoke.
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by hfourm 9y ago
Actually, as I already mentioned, there are cases with flavoring additives and other chemicals in the vape causing lung disease and other problems. I don't have it offhand but google should help you. My sentiment is more about where I
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by hfourm 9y ago
It doesn't mean they are safe either. The difference between these situations and vaping are, vaping you are doing intentionally and habitually.
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by hfourm 9y ago
Because you are inhaling foreign chemicals into your lung in higher then normal dosages. How is that a bold statement? People run around vaping like there are zero consequences, but I wouldn't be surprised if research eventually emerge
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by hfourm 9y ago
Not sure if you are trying to distinguish a difference but, surely you aren't suggesting that drug experimentation or recreational usage should be criminal?
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Further, even if you did "eliminate" the cartels, more would pop up. If there is a demand, someone will find a way to make money off of it.
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by hfourm 9y ago
I mean, I feel like this needs to be handled on a case by case basis. What is the company? What is the team working on? How serious is it? I wouldn't think it is inherently negative situation until proven otherwise.
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by hfourm 9y ago
I went to his one day event maybe 6 years ago, with a group from grad school. Had the same experience, while it was cool to get all of his books, the actual presentation really wasn't that great. There was also like 200-250 people in t
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by hfourm 9y ago
I really wish a phone company would just make a "macbook pro" of the phone world. Something where the hardware and battery can keep up with the OS for the next 4 years. Something where every new OS release isn't destroying my
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by hfourm 9y ago
Honestly, I feel like a study of this nature is backing up what we already know to a degree. But, we need to know more and I feel like a 4 year tracking period isn't enough. For example, how do we know that people who were already the
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by hfourm 9y ago
I have highly been enjoying "CSS" in JS with React and things like Radium and AphroditeCSS
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If I am interested, I assume they will pay enough. If not, meh?
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by hfourm 9y ago
One thing a co-worker brought up recently is how terrifyingly "mob" like the online sphere has become. From twitter to facebook to etc. Media is now reactionary to what people want, and they can tell what people want by "tren
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by hfourm 9y ago
Looks cool although I think the article is overblowing the negatives of Slack-esque communication and underselling the benefits. Especially considering he was highlighting more about communication issues his team is facing that probably cou
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by hfourm 9y ago
Eh, mostly quotes since the definition of civilized is up for debate for the given discussion. Does an African neighbor qualify? European only? etc
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by hfourm 9y ago
That makes the assumption that the "disruption to the neighboring continent" is going to be worse as a result of overpopulation than it already is dealing with neighbors who are poor and impoverished and disease ridden. In both ca

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