lprubin

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by lprubin 9y ago
Sell courses, tutoring, training on Arduino and Rasberry Pi.
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by lprubin 9y ago
A list of things that I think give a loud voice in government besides voting. - Donating to a candidate - Volunteering to help a candidate's campaign - Running for office - Working for a government agency - Writing about politics in bl
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by lprubin 9y ago
Nepotism can be your friend. Meet people through meetups, open source projects, conferences, non-profit volunteer work, etc. When people know and respect you already and you have an internal champion, the interview process often is much s
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by lprubin 9y ago
I tried to buy a google pixel from the verizon store to do some VR programming and they wouldn't sell it to me without a contract. I'm standing there trying to hand them $800 for a product they have on the shelves and they refuse
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by lprubin 9y ago
Precisely. It looks a little something like this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rzba7V8uB04
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by lprubin 9y ago
My parents used Brain Quest cards with me and I loved them. Kept me happy on road trips and at restaurants.
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by lprubin 9y ago
I completely agree with recording yourself. By recording a trial run you'll also get good practice being nervous. Just turning the camera on you helps to simulate the stress of talking in front of a crowd.
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by lprubin 9y ago
http://www.supercook.com (Enter ingredients, get recipes)
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by lprubin 9y ago
Thank you! Great reply.
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by lprubin 9y ago
Can you say more about how buying at an exchange influeces the price and why that's bad?
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by lprubin 9y ago
Does anybody know why the bitcoin mine has customers? If you can mine bitcoin, why do you need to sell it to anybody other than on the open market? I could see needing investment to build the infrastructure, but those would be investors n
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by lprubin 9y ago
Maybe a UI that works for all types of browsers, devices, internet speeds, as well as handling accessibility tools such as screen readers?
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by lprubin 9y ago
If you've moved out of your favorite team's market, most sports offer a fairly cheap paid online streaming plan.
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by lprubin 9y ago
I think this one is my favorite: https://github.com/thepracticaldev/orly-full-res/blob/master...
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by lprubin 9y ago
For me this sentiment just means it's good to have a healthy skepticism of everything politicians say.
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The Butler Power-Up for Trello: Automation at Your Service(blog.trello.com)
2 points by lprubin 9y ago|0 comments
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The phrase "Well, that went south really quickly" tends to mean a situation got really bad. Implying that south is bad.
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by lprubin 9y ago
This guy created a voice bot that wastes scammers and telemarketer's time. http://www.jollyrogertelco.com/ http://www.businessinsider.com/man-creates-bot-to-deal-with-...
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by lprubin 9y ago
I completely agree that the sale of assassination, children, organs, human trafficking are deplorable and thats definitely regrettable if those things showed up on the silk road with consistency and were allowed to remain. But I was under t
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by lprubin 9y ago
If you're arguing that silk road's drug sales ruined lives, I'll posit a counter-argument that silk road may have saved lives. People who are drug addicts are going to find their drugs one way or another. I highly doubt the
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by lprubin 9y ago
I wonder if the reason Japan doesn't have terror attacks is because their military does not deploy outside of their own country (other than UN peacekeeping and humanitarian efforts) and therefore doesn't create terrorist level ani
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by lprubin 9y ago
I'd be curious to know how one could do "due diligence" on the size and activity of a private email list. Does that mean contacting people who have advertised in that newsletter before and hoping they share with you their re
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by lprubin 9y ago
Thanks for the response. What does "manual effort" mean? Are you going to get access to their email software to verify? Or maybe they'll send you screenshots?
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by lprubin 9y ago
I'm still interested in knowing how they're going to do it even at the beginning. Are they going to request access to people's newsletter software for verification or are they just going to take people's word for it?
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How are you going to get and verify that data on an ongoing basis at scale?
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How will you validate active subscriber numbers so new buyers can ascertain the value of a particular newsletter?
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Can you build infrastructure for your company's internal processes or marketing? If so, building something that has a net multiplier on your company is very impressive to employers and shows your value. Do so with a hot new technolog
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by lprubin 9y ago
You can buy the ticket and the costumes, show up, and hide in your camp the entire time. I've seen people do exactly that. The ticket and the costumes just give you the opportunity. From there it's up to you to step up and create
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Billionaire Gives Away His Fortune to Help Save the Ocean(ecowatch.com)
35 points by lprubin 9y ago|1 comments
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Many non classical musicians use other notations. For example, many guitarists and bassists use tab notation. It's simply a visual representation of the strings and a number for which fret to play. It's not as expressive but is

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