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by jazzyb 16y ago
> Talking to yourself is a symptom of stress. Not always. I talk to myself all the time whether I'm happy, sad, stressed, relaxed, whatever. I just seem to solve problems better when I explain them to myself out loud -- see "rubber du
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by jazzyb 16y ago
Provided you can afford the impractical degree or you don't mind the debt to get it, then no, they're not. The problem is that people are investing tens of thousands of dollars into degrees that won't return anything on that investment. I
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by jazzyb 16y ago
Some people (such as myself) have a hard time landing interviews for some reason[1]. During my final year in college, I sent out no fewer than three dozen resumes to potential employers (all of whom were hiring); only four of those compani
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by jazzyb 16y ago
I have encouraged many of my friends to learn German just so they can understand the comedic brilliance of "The Awful German Language". For those who have studied German but haven't read Twain yet: http://en.wikisource.org/wiki/The_Awful_
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by jazzyb 16y ago
FYI, I think you mean http://www.wayfindermobile.com/ instead of wayfinder.com.
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by jazzyb 17y ago
If you only need something to play music/video files, I would suggest VLC Player; I haven't found anything better. However, if you're big into organizing your music (different playlists for different moods, etc.), you might find VLC to be
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by jazzyb 17y ago
Maybe I misread the article, but it sounded like having the gene could raise one's risk of cancer.
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by jazzyb 17y ago
One of the commenters on the site mentions how this craft achieves flight. It's called "ground effect". See: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ground_effect_in_aircraft
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by jazzyb 17y ago
Interesting -- I'm getting different color names in the sentence, "'<color1>' and '<color2>' are both good answers", every time I refresh the page. I wonder if he's seeing what answers people will give when they're primed w
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by jazzyb 17y ago
I just noticed that the bridge can be divided into two parts. Have you thought about how many new track patterns you can create if you allow some of the pieces to be elevated and use the two separate parts of the bridge as slopes onto and
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by jazzyb 17y ago
It was a normal American public school in the south. I was in a group of advanced students in my junior high school (we took classes like algebra and Spanish two years before our peers), and I took a few AP classes in high school, so I sup
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by jazzyb 17y ago
Looking back on it, I think it was neither; it was just superfluous. Take calculus for example: why would a teacher assign 60 or so integrals to calculate when 20 would have been enough? Maybe it prepared me better for college -- I can't
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by jazzyb 17y ago
Right. Between sixth and twelfth grades I averaged about 4-5 hours of homework per school night. A lot of those numbers in the article aren't reflective of my experience.
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by jazzyb 17y ago
"...perhaps there should be a non-profit that exists for the sole purpose of providing rapidly changing and shifting anonymising proxies to people everywhere, to make it so that it is effectively impossible for any government in the world t
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by jazzyb 18y ago
Then I think what you are looking for is very small government -- as in everyone is at least an acquaintance of their leader(s). When everyone knows everyone else in a system, they are able to provide for one another because they personall