mikepilla

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by mikepilla 12y ago
We have come to a similar conclusion, with our first. This is really hard since, as has been echoed, these really are magical times. I'm wondering, in what ways have you shared with family the most?
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by mikepilla 12y ago
Great recommendation. Irvine sets the historical background and suggests practical application. I plan on revisiting the original texts, this time with more meaning, and context.
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American craft beer: Hops and dreams(economist.com)
1 points by mikepilla 13y ago|0 comments
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Google’s brilliant plan to get millions to adopt its e-money system: Gmail(qz.com)
3 points by mikepilla 13y ago|1 comments
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by mikepilla 13y ago
You're right. Although it's likely he may live an extended life due to genes, his parents passed in their 90's, he's living the latter years the best way possible, by being rich. And it's reasonable to think his wea
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Brazilian Billionaire Creates Plan to Beat Death(bloomberg.com)
57 points by mikepilla 13y ago|85 comments
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by mikepilla 13y ago
Forget about Silver for a moment. What’s more dangerous, the bias in an opinion page or bias in a feature article masquerading as neutral fact? More data, more samples, can produce more spurious relationships, whatever statistical massaging
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by mikepilla 13y ago
I agree this is tone deaf, mostly. And certainly journalists have room for improvement in understanding data. However, I certainly agree with this statement: >Neutrality is an evasion of responsibility, unless everything is like sports.
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by mikepilla 13y ago
Sounds like you made good use of the GI Bill. But were the classes necessary in helping you land the first programming gig?
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by mikepilla 13y ago
I'll echo comments herein suggesting project management. If you're in QA, a good next step would be to get into your company's project management or program management group. So you'll make more money and get experience