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by jonlucc 12y ago
I thought Square did this, but it must be one of the other systems. There are buttons for 15%, 18%, and 20% and a custom button that allows you to enter an arbitrary amount.
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by jonlucc 12y ago
Upfront as in before the service? I have a problem with automated gas pumps asking if I need a receipt before I finish the transaction just in case they use that as a cue to skim from my transaction. I would be very uncomfortable deciding w
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by jonlucc 12y ago
Dumb question, but I'm a scientist and not in this field: how does this work? If I want to commit a certain amount for a certain valuation, how will my "portfolio" grow? By actual valuation placed down the line? Is there a qu
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by jonlucc 12y ago
I'm sure it varies by department/university, but the police at my not-very-big urban university had it's own force comprised of sworn county police officers. That empowered them to give speeding tickets on the public streets
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by jonlucc 12y ago
I'm pretty sure if they add efficacy endpoints to Phase I, it becomes a Phase I/Phase II and the efficacy is for Phase II. The other problem with efficacy in Phase I is that alzheimer's efficacy is not measured over such shor
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by jonlucc 12y ago
Can you explain this a little more? Are there different groups where each group has a mentor or shared resources?
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by jonlucc 12y ago
That's true, but the local Fox affiliate in my area seems to be way more alarmist than the other stations. They talk about a couple inches of snow as the biggest winter storm this season. While true, it's a bit exaggerated in an a
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by jonlucc 12y ago
Not me, I watch the travel channel so I can see the beautiful outdoors. Oh...
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by jonlucc 12y ago
Thanks. I'm not really in the loop; why haven't we heard about Magic in weeks?
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by jonlucc 12y ago
I don't see an about page, is this entirely automated on the Alexis end? Could I send a picture of two outfits and ask which looks better? Does it have location-aware suggestions?
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by jonlucc 12y ago
I've heard (with no evidence) that it is usually someone on the team who wants to go somewhere, and they get approval by taking the cameras with them. I'm sure that's an oversimplification, but perhaps there is some truth to
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by jonlucc 12y ago
Because of the very few sites involved, yes, I will only visit 1 or 2 of them.
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by jonlucc 12y ago
But Google probably doesn't bother, right?
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by jonlucc 12y ago
Perhaps, but I think $1 across enough sites would be fine to me. The problem for me is that my dollar will almost certainly go to one or two of the sites each month. In that case, I'll just go pay for that website's upgraded servi
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by jonlucc 12y ago
I lived in a city with red light cameras, and I considered building a license plate cover with the same principles as a tiny form of non-violent protest.
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by jonlucc 12y ago
Children born with ambiguous genitalia were often operated on to form one gender or the other. While this wasn't for a biological reason, the rationale was justified by social science. There are issues that arise from children not iden
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by jonlucc 12y ago
I'd wonder where the regulators are going to learn the skills needed to regulate. Drug development is not quite like academic research.
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by jonlucc 12y ago
Thanks for posting this! I had one at my desk last year, but it was given to me at a lecture by an astronaut.
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by jonlucc 12y ago
My wife's company uses Anthem, and they've been notified by their HR department that they are part of the breach, but that is all they know for now.
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by jonlucc 12y ago
Would the case be public if a business owner were arrested? I would assume it would be in a sealed court.
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by jonlucc 12y ago
It looks ok on my Chrome 39.0.2171.99 m on Win7.
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by jonlucc 12y ago
I saw it posted today. Another friend commented, "you know this isn't real, right?". He responded "Meh. It doesn't hurt anything".
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by jonlucc 12y ago
Right, but surely if he wanted to, he could hire someone to do it his way for $5 million. He probably just likes the way the furniture fits the house or something like that.
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by jonlucc 12y ago
I just quickly went to a few and the results are below with the sources below that CNN 3 BBC 2 Al Jazeera 5 FoxNews 2 NBC News 3 ABC News 1 http://www.cnn.com/2014/12/09/politics/cia-torture-report/i
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by jonlucc 12y ago
> Science takes time, and as humans, we go for the easiest science first. We should not sacrifice safety for speed. I agree, but it is also a function of money. Pharmaceutical companies often rely on basic research from academia to get p
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by jonlucc 12y ago
I think Viagra was discovered during clinical trials for hypertension. It (and it's fellow PDE5 inhibitors) is used in cardiac care, but the market is larger for "erectile dysfunction". There are certainly programs in big ph
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by jonlucc 12y ago
I think this prospecting will create a problem though. If big pharma increasingly prefer to purchase startup biotech companies that have an asset at whatever phase the pharma is looking for, then the only people developing new drugs will be
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by jonlucc 12y ago
Or perhaps VCs would shift to more expensive fields like hardware, internet of things types of projects.
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by jonlucc 12y ago
It depends on how certain you are that someone is a suspect. If you just get to go around doing anything to a person because the FBI put him on a list, that's sort of a slippery slope, in my opinion.
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by jonlucc 12y ago
I don't live there, but I've been several times. As I understand it, Boulder county owns all of the land around Boulder and won't sell it, so the city can't expand. I think there's also a lot of restriction on how h

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