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by mlacks 7y ago
While with the amount of collaboration and dedication to curating the contents and delivery of the payload are absolutely incredible, it saddens me to read about the ‘debris’ left in the crash. For anyone in the industry: is waste created a
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by mlacks 7y ago
Here in Hawaii at least, the hiring process is actually reversed from most careers. You pay a variety of fees just to park your license there - wether or not you actually complete a transaction. Most brokerages will hire anyone so long as t
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by mlacks 7y ago
It actually was a little difficult to figure out what this business is about from their website, but their LinkedIn is comprehensive enough: “Overview Non-publicly held banks are facing increasing risks when they maintain a private list of
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by mlacks 7y ago
It’s not the Century, it’s the Comfort. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toyota_Comfort The Century was designed for CEOs and heads of state, the Comfort was designed as a general purpose Taxi.
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by mlacks 7y ago
I just want to comment that Wal-Mart isn’t “playing catch-up” to Amazon, but simply plugging up holes in their business plan. Critics of Wal-Mart’s online competency seem to forget that not only is Wal-Mart the largest company by revenue -
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by mlacks 7y ago
>After all, how can a society dictate how its citizens are allowed to use data and interpret it – if that data is already placed in public view, by a public body, such as a court? I’m totally flabbergasted at how public domain is now not
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by mlacks 7y ago
https://www.submarinecablemap.com/
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Huawei’s Ace in the Hole: Undersea Cables(asia.nikkei.com)
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by mlacks 7y ago
Not sure how it autocorrected to trending, but I meant to say "learn and figure it out" :-/ And yes the product fit is automated videos for my own listings and promotion of others in the industry (attracts buyers).
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by mlacks 7y ago
Really excited for this as a Real Estate Salesperson. I'm technically aware but not competent enough to figure this out on my own without spending a month or two trending it out - time I don't have. Made an inquiry already and wai
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by mlacks 7y ago
What is lean C++?
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by mlacks 8y ago
If they created the market, why is this a problem? In my head, it’s their market, so they can decide what to allow and provide, the same way Kirkland does at Costco. They’re not even a majority, let alone a monopoly. It’s anti competitive,
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by mlacks 8y ago
I wonder if this is a net loss or a gross loss; I would love to compare this article with another detailing the amount of hires in the same period
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by mlacks 8y ago
I talked to an apple store employee yesterday about this: He said one of the reasons for USB C in the Pro is that the tablet draws too much power to charge and operate at the same time over lightning. Also, for 'pro-level' jobs li
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by mlacks 8y ago
Why does this keep resurfacing? Yes, Google tries some things out, they make value assessments and move forward with what they believe will benefit them. It seems the general consensus is that Google 'hates' or 'doesn't
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by mlacks 8y ago
> Because of the odd combination of DNA picked up from the two sperm, doctors have been concerned that the twins might be vulnerable to cancer of the reproductive organs. Why does 'different DNA' automatically assume cancer?
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by mlacks 8y ago
Why do auto makers seem to be so against working with Tesla to bring electric vehicles to market? Now that I think about it, it seems like most car companies are trying to do the electric thing on their own, and if they do ask for help it’s
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by mlacks 8y ago
This is good to see. I don't usually see a lot in the press about Mexico accept for the cartel-related news. Hard to believe I forget that Mexico is more or less a normal country, not some dystopian war zone.
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by mlacks 8y ago
Over this project - while interesting and excellently executed - I use passportindex.org [0]. I can't validate its sources directly, but its backed by Arton Capital, which after a few minutes of research seems to have a pretty decent r
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by mlacks 8y ago
I'm typing this out from a laptop I keep in a Coach laptop case. I only have it because it was a gift from a friend. His mother works at Coach and frequently gifts her son "premium mediocre" items such as card holders and nyl
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by mlacks 8y ago
I stopped coding long before I ever got proficient enough to say I was a “coder”, but have spent enough time struggling with “intro to x” beginner code writing courses to get a hint of what goes on when writing programs. I’m presently going
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by mlacks 8y ago
Most of my time on the computer takes place in the Browser, Office 365, and a few messaging apps. Everything else is in either one drive or iCloud. While I understand that not everyone feels comfortable with their stuff on 'the cloud&#
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by mlacks 8y ago
This concept is so cool. I plan to build a condo complex with a similar community area in the center in the future.
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by mlacks 8y ago
I suddenly have the urge to research "Why was an interstate system built vice an interconnected railway system?" I'm guessing that the auto industry lobby team was stronger than the rail lobbyists, even though at this point i
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by mlacks 8y ago
I'm sorry for omitting this: a "smartphone" running a full version of x86 Windows 10. I understand that x86 processors consume more power than a comparable ARM chip, but I'd be willing to put up with shorter battery life
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by mlacks 8y ago
I've recently been interested in a tablet like this, but something more pocketable - like 6 inches - and with radio antennas for GSM capability. Why hasn't this been done? Some of the research that I've been doing points to a
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by mlacks 8y ago
Brendan and Bryan in particular seem to be doing really well. Brendan is senior performance architect at Netflix http://www.brendangregg.com/bio.html Bryan is the CTO at Joyent, a cloud computing pioneer recently acquired
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by mlacks 10y ago
Thanks for mentioning illumos, I love running it. I'm having a great time with Joyent running a Ghost instance for my blog
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by mlacks 10y ago
I'm a little partial to The Great Gatsby. F. Scott Fitzgerald writes as though painting through the forrest with a brush made of wind. I've never seen the movie, and I don't intend to; the writing in this book takes the imag
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by mlacks 10y ago
I've learned to really appreciate what Joyent brings to the table, as far as philosophy, but I haven't had the chance to really test it out for myself.

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