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letstryagain
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letstryagain
11y ago
Very true, although in this specific case I would not mind taking a placebo if the side effects are low and the placebo effect is good.
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11y ago
I tried the racetams but they don't do anything for me. Modafinil does work though but tolerance develops quickly. Caffeine of course is still #1 for me in terms of efficacy. I'm not desperate enough to use harder stimulants like
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letstryagain
11y ago
By the time you see it, it will be too late to respond.
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letstryagain
12y ago
Valve has the 'Gabe / Everyone Else' structure. They seem to make it work ok. Performance reviews are written by your peers, usually people who worked with you in some way recently. http://assets.sbnation.com/
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letstryagain
12y ago
> being alive has a 100% mortality rate. Well we assume it does but so far only about 95%
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letstryagain
12y ago
The $10k watch will be available to anyone with $10k to spend on it. The 'limited availability' doesn't mean they'll only produce a fixed number of them or whatever. Apple will make as many as they can sell.
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letstryagain
12y ago
RAID 1 rebuild time is the same as RAID 10 but if the entire thing fails you only lose one drive's info, not the entire RAID 10 array.
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letstryagain
12y ago
At scale everything happens, even very rare events.
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letstryagain
12y ago
We stopped using RAID5/6 several years ago because of rebuild time and associated performance drop. Now with these massive disks we don't even use RAID10 any more! Every disk is just paired with one mirror and that's it. (RAI
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letstryagain
12y ago
In our office we have this http://www.billi.com.au/ Spits out near-boiling water heated on-demand basically instantly.
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letstryagain
12y ago
Hostile nations now include Belgium and the UK apparently
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letstryagain
12y ago
Why be a dentist, an optometrist, a physiotherapist, etc when you can just be a GP? Why live in a box?
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letstryagain
12y ago
It's not a slashdot trope - it's from South Park - Underpants Gnomes 1) Collect underpants 2) ... 3) Profit http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/d/dd/Gnomes_plan.pn...
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letstryagain
12y ago
Wait what? I've used both and I can't see anything good about Fogbugz over JIRA?
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letstryagain
12y ago
We use Jira + Agile + Confluence. Please help - where can I learn to configure our setup correctly? I think our Agile is pretty ok but the integration with Confluence is almost zero. Where do I find an expert to help with the setup?
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letstryagain
12y ago
That's debatable. Remember the Geneva Convention?
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12y ago
Don't be a smartass, read the study. They measure risk of death as 'your risk of dying in the next 12 months' And if you really want to be a smartass, note that about 5% of all people have never died.
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12y ago
Now check out Atlassian's new office: https://www.flickr.com/photos/atlassian/sets/721576316725737... Guess who's winning the bug tracking market share
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12y ago
I really want to know how he did this one https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PC55DPXSpr4 I've been watching this video about once a month since 2013 and I still have no idea what's going on!
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12y ago
> to provide an anonymous enough way to seed and leech BitTorrent to keep MAFIAA befuddled until something better comes along. People are getting automated infringement notices from merely running Tribler on their machines. So even for
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12y ago
An "option" for what? Tribler seems completely useless in the light of this article. People are even getting automated infringement notices from the MPAA! What's the use case for Tribler?
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12y ago
That's false, there are no essential sugars. You can live a completely normal life even if you manage to remove every single molecule of sugars from your diet.
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12y ago
Why would this time be forever? They've been raided before.
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12y ago
> Of course it's possible. If your issue is memory checking you can use mudflap or valgrind. It might be theoretically possible but in practice nobody has managed to do so with any non-trivial application.
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letstryagain
12y ago
This page has zero information. What am I looking at?
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12y ago
> legitimate state surveillance? lol
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12y ago
A) Indexes do not just disappear. Someone dropped them or restored an older version of the DB. B) What? That's not SQL Server's fault, it's either a broken third party package or the display settings on your UI chopped the da
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12y ago
I've read Gary Taubes and I do have that book but I can't find this section. Which page is it on?
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12y ago
> Dr. Atkins has challenged people to gain weight Where can I read about this?
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12y ago
> There's no consistent evidence of large groups of people who started reducing calories and in return lost pounds predictably. The only inconsistencies come from inaccurate self reporting of caloric intake by study participants. Th
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