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by mbrameld 9y ago
Why not? You say that with some authority, as if it's well known that this option doesn't exist. Why, then, do all the delivery companies give you the mechanism to waive the signature?
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by mbrameld 9y ago
How should they have handled it? Called the police? What if it had been the Dropbox folks playing pickup and a family had rented the field for a birthday party and the Dropbox folks refused to leave? My guess is you wouldn't be critici
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by mbrameld 9y ago
I have no experience with freelancer or any of the similar platforms. What precipitated the whole issue? That is glossed over completely, but it seems very material to the situation.
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by mbrameld 9y ago
There was an awesome Apple II game called Tass Times in Tone Town that the quote reminded me of: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tass_Times_in_Tonetown
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by mbrameld 9y ago
I do for the most part. I always eat oatmeal and plain yogurt, I just add different fruit. I can buy the oatmeal and yogurt in bulk,I don't have to think about breakfast, and the variety of fruits keeps it palatable.
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by mbrameld 9y ago
They used his work on two separate occasions. The 2nd time was after they knew they had used his work illegally in the past. At that point it's a pattern of behavior. They were given the opportunity to fix it themselves (taking down th
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by mbrameld 9y ago
I don't think I'd want to hire somebody who couldn't see the obvious solution: bring golf clothes and change after the interview.
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by mbrameld 9y ago
Is a fiscal year longer or shorter than a calendar year?
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by mbrameld 9y ago
But do you happen to know the answer to the question you were replying to? The one you answered wasn't the one that was asked.
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by mbrameld 9y ago
I feel like I was pretty fairly compensated for my time in the service. It's not like I was forced to join or had no idea what I was getting into. Also, outside of the deployments which were interesting if not fun, it wasn't much
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by mbrameld 9y ago
As a US combat veteran I agree with you, very few do it purely out of patriotism and altruism. I think most of the glorification comes from gratefulness that somebody else is willing to do a necessary and unpleasant job. The fact that the c
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by mbrameld 9y ago
Different people are different. Mystery solved.
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by mbrameld 9y ago
*at the price you're willing to pay
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by mbrameld 9y ago
Well, the comment about no zero days was in the context of trying to remain productive while depressed, not how to avoid burnout during periods of intense productivity. Do you agree context matters?
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by mbrameld 9y ago
Here you claim to earn more than $100k every MONTH, yet in another comment you claim the amount you are taxed is nearing oppression. It sounds like maybe you're just saying whatever helps your argument at the time.
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by mbrameld 9y ago
>because so many people find paid idleness a desirable lifestyle. You're close, and it's an easy mistake to make since it seems intuitive. However, the reality is that people find THE IDEA of paid idleness desirable. Small N, b
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by mbrameld 9y ago
Then download the schedule from the web site?
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by mbrameld 9y ago
Is it useful to compare a similar situation in the analog world? If the email addressed to you@yourcompany.com was a letter addressed to your company, attn: you what would the expectations of privacy be? Are the 2 situations even legally co
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by mbrameld 9y ago
The medical career field comprises more than just doctors.
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by mbrameld 9y ago
I learned a whole lot from your DAS screencasts! They came along at a time when I was leaving my first software dev job where I had spent a decade doing things the way they had always been done there. Things like automated testing, MVC, and
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by mbrameld 9y ago
That sounds like it was written by Galvanize.
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by mbrameld 9y ago
Are you able to say why you aren't willing to go in to details? I respect your CV and am going to switch to 1Password from LastPass based on your comment, but I'm curious whether I need to be concerned about my information being c
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by mbrameld 9y ago
What about the part where he says their margins are around 25%?
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by mbrameld 9y ago
How do the current Democratic districting plans fare in terms of the efficiency gap? Can't tell by that graphic, and if the gerrymandered Democratic plans at the top are historical then do you see how Kennedy's conservative leanin
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by mbrameld 9y ago
Lots of folks have replied saying it's the same where they're from. Can anyone say where this is NOT the case?
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by mbrameld 10y ago
The calzone you link to only contains 2oz of cheese per serving. I understand why you worded it like that (to intentionally mislead), but you don't do your credibility any favors by doing so.
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by mbrameld 10y ago
1 tablespoon of sugar is dissolved in water that shallots are soaked in. The water is drained and only the shallots are used. The water that was drained contains most of the sugar. Do you actually believe that the amount of sugar left in th
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by mbrameld 10y ago
Right, but simply saying, "that's the way we do it here" doesn't communicate all that. Hence, "that's the way we do it here" is not a good reason. "That's the way we do it here, and here is why w
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by mbrameld 10y ago
I agree that there's nothing out there that can simulate a grilled steak, but I don't think you're going to notice the difference between real ground beef and the fake stuff in a Taco Bell taco.
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by mbrameld 10y ago
3 minutes in the microwave isn't going to cook steel-cut oats...

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