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mal808
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mal808
7y ago
Look at frequency and amplitude in sound, how different sound waves of different amplitudes interfere with each other. That'll help. Came across this while looking for an example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CAe3lkY
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7y ago
Yeah I'm the same. I understand there is a pressure equalization type of affect, like taking off in a plane, but you get used to that after a week or two. Maybe if people have bad sinus issues then that can cause headaches, in which ca
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8y ago
Just add one cashier.
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mal808
8y ago
Thank you!! Why does this seem so difficult for some to understand?
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8y ago
Ha, I'm the same, I was thinking I fit into all of those descriptions in some way or other.
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8y ago
Or even just for the battery savings
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8y ago
Fuck sake! "semi-infinite"? Seriously?
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9y ago
You can work at your introversion. Introversion is about energy loss, you can develop a tolerance for interaction. It's like a muscle, the more you practice the more stamina you have. Horrific and all as it might sound, look for a loca
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9y ago
Congratulations! You're winning at life! I'm working on it. But I think you've got the right idea. Being an introvert, all this introverts need to be alone empowerment bullshit pisses me off, as much as any other extreme.
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9y ago
Seems like a perfectly reasonable holiday to me. I'd be more concerned that you worked for over a year without any time off.
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9y ago
If you're treated like an animal in a cage, odds are you won't have the skills to survive in society when you're eventually released, and end up falling back into old habits. Watch this and see what you think: https:&#
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9y ago
not if the whole day shifts permanently, it's like moving timezone, not starting your day earlier.
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9y ago
How could anyone not expend extra energy when faced with that sort of interview "technique". I thought he handled it very well. How did he not look prepared? Some of here questions were so off the point of what they were discussin
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9y ago
Challenging for the interviewer you mean. He didn't break a sweat.
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9y ago
Wave was amazing!
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9y ago
I really appreciate that they tried phoneOS, It was very disappointed that it didn't work out.
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9y ago
Some smaller record labels I follow sell their artists albums for around €10 to €15 with immediate download of high quality, DRM free mp3's, then a physical CD with stickers, etc, follow in the post. I like that model.
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9y ago
Regarding the work history thing, I think the point is missing good programmers who have a patchy work history. I, for example am 42, but I've only been a programmer for 3 years. Someone looking purely at my work history probably would
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9y ago
On the level of working on a single task or commit I agree with the "never be afraid to throw something away" concept.
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9y ago
Collage gives you a broad overview of your chosen field. There are so many concepts I would not be aware of if I never went to college. Looking back now, learning programming myself without a degree would have been much harder. I have a muc
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9y ago
Some good noise cancelling headphones are very helpful in this type of environment. If you can't get out of the office this is the next best option.
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9y ago
"The Internet is a dangerous place at times. As anyone who needed the NHS a few days ago is all too aware, modern technologies can be vulnerable to very damaging attacks." But this was a failure of the government to fund the requi
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9y ago
I do this with running from time to time. It's a great way to solve problems. Stuck on something for a few hours? go for a run! I'd usually have some sort of solution by the time I get back.
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10y ago
I'm sorry, this is bullshit. What's the role of government? To provide services for the benefit of it's citizens. How does it do that? by collecting taxes. That's how infrastructure gets built, that's how we have s
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10y ago
Sure QuietComfort 35's will solve your sound issues in environments like this. I can highly recommend them! https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B01E3SNO3E/ref=twister_B01GJO0WO... ...but yeah, that looks particularly
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10y ago
You should check out the dell percision series. http://www.dell.com/us/business/p/precision-m5510-workstatio...