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by hispanic 13y ago
I think it'd represent a great deal of progress - in terms of our simplistic way of thinking that equates convenience and the harnessing of fossil fuels to human advancement. It requires a lot of destructive practices to manufacture, operat
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by hispanic 13y ago
Personally, I don't care if global warming is real, imagined, man-made, or naturally-occurring. Because, from where I stand, the "austerity" measures and lifestyle changes that have been proposed to combat global-warming (at least in the U.
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by hispanic 13y ago
Thanks for sharing this. I'm filing it away for future reference. There are some tips here that sound like they make a lot of sense. However, you state that "here are some important lessons we discovered while producing our campaign for Iss
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by hispanic 13y ago
As netnichols stated above, "I had to wait about 15 minutes for 'the agent' to show up that would conduct the pat-down." I'm guessing that this is the reason. I've successfully opted out once. In that instance, an agent performed a pat-down
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by hispanic 13y ago
Might want to give HackerNewsers a try: http://hackernewsers.com/users.html?User[city]=moscow&Us...
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by hispanic 13y ago
I don't understand why so many members here leave their profiles completely blank. HN is populated with a lot of really intelligent people with interesting views. It'd be nice to be able to follow-up (off-line) on their comments and posts.
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by hispanic 13y ago
A negative way in what sense? Because you don't write good? ;) Or because someone disagrees with the thoughts and feelings you express? In the former case, writing (more) often will help you improve your writing skills. The more often you d
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by hispanic 13y ago
This is a great way to contribute back to open source. Document work-arounds and how-to's and share them back to the userbase.
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by hispanic 13y ago
"Writing reveals holes in your thinking. When your ideas are written and looking back at you, they're a lot less convincing than when they're just in your head. Writing forces you to mature your ideas by thinking through counterarguments."
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Ag-gag - Outlawing efforts to expose factory farm abuse(ag-gag.org)
2 points by hispanic 14y ago|0 comments
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by hispanic 14y ago
If you'd like to take action against Ag-Gag, I suggest signing the petition at http://www.ag-gag.org/ . You might also want to consider subscribing to the FarmForward mailing list and/or making a donation - http://www.farmforward.com
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by hispanic 14y ago
You need that "network". And by "network", I mean people. Find someone you respect, at least professionally. Someone that impresses you. Someone that you'd be happy to pattern your professional self after. Solicit their advice. Listen to wh
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by hispanic 14y ago
We lay our project's stories into sprints using Trello. Previously, we had used physical cards. However, while all of our developers are located out of one office, we have stakeholders beyond the US that never felt fully-involved with physi
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by hispanic 15y ago
I suspect that 80% of the calls I get are from recruiters - typically offering positions out of state. Being the polite guy I am, I used to make it a point to respond to all voicemails with a "no thank you". These days, I use an "unable to
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by hispanic 16y ago
Wow, talk about user engagement. I subscribe via email using Feed My Inbox. I like that delivery mechanism because it limits my interaction with the site, which can be a little consuming. :P
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by hispanic 16y ago
This really is wonderful kick-starter material. Thank you. Just seeing some of the terminology you use and how you break down the topic/domain is instructive.