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91.
by milemi 8y ago
I wouldn't know what's too much or not, but here's a link with the numbers https://www.radiologyinfo.org/en/info.cfm?pg=safety-xray
92.
by milemi 8y ago
Hah, too late now, I kind of got over it on my own, but it was debilitating for a while. The catch 22 is that the brain that's tricking itself isn't aware that it's tricking itself. Once I realized over time that I was imagin
93.
by milemi 8y ago
I’m definitely aware that I suffer from hypochondria, but what if I’m just imagining that I do? All joking aside, I never even thought about getting help for that, maybe I should.
94.
by milemi 8y ago
The way to defeat one of these guys is to put a bucket of water in front of it, and then just relax and enjoy watching it dip its head in and out forever.
95.
by milemi 8y ago
Yeah, my dad died of a heart attack at a relatively young age, and I've been paranoid about my cardiovascular health ever since. Half an hour of that HR at rest and I'd be off to the ER.
96.
by milemi 8y ago
Do you know how many sieverts you get each time? I had one of those and I think I got one year's worth of background radiation in those few seconds that it lasted.
97.
by milemi 8y ago
Where do you live, and how far are you from 40?
98.
by milemi 8y ago
You mean there are people being "human trafficked" in their countries of origin? Can you provide an example?
99.
by milemi 8y ago
Human trafficking is just another word for illegal immigration. It just sounds more sinister and it gives a way for anti-immigration folks to sound humane and pretend like they care about the trafficked people, when they really care about n
100.
by milemi 8y ago
Since it wasn't mentioned in the bloomberg article, whoever has been paying attention knows that shutting down backpage has made sex workers less safe and more dependent on pimps. Prostitution should be completely legal and brought int
101.
by milemi 8y ago
I've never seen it called "a receptacle for Godzilla's egg", so I thought I'd contribute that here.
102.
by milemi 8y ago
No need to do that anymore because they now have their own C++ api, and it's called ... OCCI!
103.
by milemi 8y ago
I feel so old because to me OCI means Oracle Call Interface, their DB client C API. I guess nobody cares that it may confuse people like me.
104.
by milemi 8y ago
He's not covering anything, and unless he buys it at the price it was right before he tweeted it's arguably another instance of securities fraud.
105.
by milemi 8y ago
Can you please share how you ordered it?
106.
by milemi 8y ago
Not to mention the cowbell.
107.
by milemi 9y ago
I left Deutsche a decade ago, but if I remember correctly that code was written mostly by their employees in Moscow, with specifications being driven mostly by the business users in London and New York.
108.
by milemi 13y ago
It was a long time ago, but I remember it being totally routine, no queues and no uncertainty. She should go to her school's immigration office, I'm sure they'll be able to walk her through the application and explain any oth
109.
by milemi 13y ago
Spying on communications of foreigners, especially highly placed officials, is actually the intelligence agencies' only reason for being.
110.
by milemi 13y ago
Even if you don't marry, after graduation she can get one year of so called Optional Practical Training, during which she can apply for a dual-intent visa. This is the path I had personally taken. If you do get married, I am almost 100
111.
by milemi 13y ago
The guy just got Bamboozled.
112.
by milemi 13y ago
In this case it was also a way of wrapping it up quickly and not dragging GS any deeper into it.
113.
by milemi 13y ago
I think Goldman always stands by Goldman, first and foremost. And so do the lawyers paid by Goldman. Cf. in Fab's case they rested their case literally the minute they had their turn, without calling any witnesses. From day one I was a