mesozoic

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by mesozoic 13y ago
They could have a friend prepare supplements that are real and placebo. Take them and record the results. It would go further to prove the effect within the sample population of themselves which is likely all they care about.
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by mesozoic 13y ago
After spending some time in the business world outside of development this is a problem I've been thinking a lot about as well. Dropbox has slightly improved this problem but not by much.
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by mesozoic 13y ago
I'm sure it is better, native unicode support foremost of all is what I long for. But until it get's pretty ubiquitous module support it's not that useful in general.
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by mesozoic 13y ago
Obligatory don't move here. Lol just kidding it's pretty cool. But you'll hear that a lot. The place is getting overfilled and traffic has gone to shit so live close to work.
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by mesozoic 13y ago
Soon we'll have micro funding. You submit a one word proposal to investors and they can commit to invest either $10 or $0.
606.
by mesozoic 13y ago
Very cool stuff. You may want to add a license so others can make use of this appropriately :D
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by mesozoic 13y ago
This reminds me of a sci movie about zombie infection or some such. This is always how it starts, finding some strange liquid, tasting it, spreading a plauge our bodies aren't adapted to etc.
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by mesozoic 13y ago
Wow Microsoft is really keep their engineers real high on that Kool-Aid. I'll believe this when I see Xbone games cheaper than $59.99. AKA I'll probably never believe this. We'll see they may be progressing home entertainment
609.
by mesozoic 13y ago
Why would they need to rig elections in a one-party system. They win, whoever wins.
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by mesozoic 13y ago
Pfft if you haven't written binary then you ain't nothin.
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by mesozoic 13y ago
I think the typical argument is that they send you non personal emails that seem to not know about your unique and talented gifts. Of course these people don't seem realize they're only contacting you to try and give you money.
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by mesozoic 13y ago
This is cool. I sell on eBay a lot but would totally use this, except I mostly want to sell crap they probably wouldn't take.
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by mesozoic 13y ago
It's like they forgot that mint was invented to sell people new credit cards and bank accounts. Probably half of these other concepts have no ultimate purpose that produces revenues.
614.
by mesozoic 13y ago
Well I just got unsold on Godus.
615.
by mesozoic 13y ago
Let's continue to preach anecdotal evidence about million to one chances of becoming ridiculously rich.
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by mesozoic 13y ago
This would be awesome for making diet management applications that didn't require manual user entry. Automated data entry and feedback on weight loss and management would be great.
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by mesozoic 13y ago
They turn a lot of them into books by the yard to sell for decoration too.
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by mesozoic 13y ago
A motivational business music album...
619.
by mesozoic 13y ago
True but some degree of selectivity must be related to capacity rather than qualification. They probably have an abundance of applicants with enough skills to get through the program but their capacity forces them to be even more selective
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by mesozoic 13y ago
While I can't speak for the new office online stuff, almost every time I've tried to put office files on Google docs it messed them up. So to me and I think other people involved in business stuff they have a point when they talk about loss
621.
by mesozoic 13y ago
This is fascinating. Perhaps better than engineering highly sensitive scent sensor devices, breeding moths or other small animals and using their natural abilities as a portion of a larger device could be more effective or economical.
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by mesozoic 13y ago
I still don't understand why people who like kickstarter only want to see it flounder around with tiny nearly meaningless campaigns and never get anywhere. It's like a bunch of tech hipsters who don't want them to sell out.
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by mesozoic 14y ago
And he better not dare eat pop rocks to go along with it!
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by mesozoic 14y ago
That is true the terms are worse. If you can get seed funding go for it. The other thing an MBA gives you though is a pretty soft landing pad if your startup fails.
625.
by mesozoic 14y ago
Could you point me to quant analyst job salary listing on glassdoor. I couldn't find what the job title typically is.
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by mesozoic 14y ago
Another example of a company that successfully did this is uShip
627.
by mesozoic 14y ago
Does this include hacker news and reddit? Cause I already gave up most other news.
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by mesozoic 14y ago
Willful infringement triples any judgement against you. Just a note for those who didn't know.
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by mesozoic 14y ago
I would pick business. I have 2 degrees CS and math and the math one hasn't been that valuable so I'd avoid that.
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by mesozoic 14y ago
They won't see it that way when they do a little research and find your actual salary.

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