monknomo

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   by monknomo 4y ago

   There are some genetic factors that contribute - it tends to cluster in families. But genetic pre-disposition is just one factor; just because a person has some genes associated with bipolar doesn't mean they will develop it. Genes a
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   by monknomo 4y ago

   Those classes teach the algorithms and how to implement them. What they lack is: 1. how to recognize which algorithm the interviewer is expecting 2. how to present said algorithm on a whiteboard in under 30 min 3. how to speak fluently abou
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   by monknomo 4y ago

   If you all feel like trying your hand at writing your own, Twine games is a pretty good https://twinery.org/ It's harder than it looks
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   by monknomo 4y ago

   The more life a forest supports, generally, the more carbon gets removed and the longer the forest lives.
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   by monknomo 4y ago

   yeah, prefrab trusses, prefab sip panels, modular houses, trailers and prefab houses divided up into rooms that can be trailered and joined onsite all exist
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   by monknomo 4y ago

   for a cheap start, chopsticks and twine work just fine.
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   by monknomo 4y ago

   In expensive areas (ie, cities that are popular), it does not encourage single family construction. Rather, it includes packing as many units onto property as feasible. That doesn't preclude ownership - condos and co-ops work as well
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   by monknomo 4y ago

   Sure it does - for example the portion of the hour in front of the minute hand's sweep is "in the future" whereas the portion of the hour behind the minute hand's sweep is "in the past" and the portion of the h
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   by monknomo 4y ago

   I think they meant "better than my docs are now with $0 funding" rather than "better than the median company with $2bn funding"
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    by monknomo 4y ago

    Here's an Dena'ina example: http://denaina.anchoragemuseum.org/multimedia/denaina/the-st...
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    by monknomo 5y ago

    They quit transporting people in 1868
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    by monknomo 5y ago

    dark hair, brown eyes and and something around a tan would probably constitute "black" Swedes were described as swarthy by Ben Franklin, so the conception of what black and swarthy are don't really line up to the modern meani
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    by monknomo 5y ago

    Think of plants in competition with each other. The compete for water, nutrients and light. In a forest setting, light is at a premium. A common strategy is to grow upward as fast as possible to capture light and also to shade competitor
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    by monknomo 5y ago

    Igneous rocks, generally, are the site of ancient volcanos, or at least active undersea cracks. Igneous rocks tend to have the interesting minerals in them. Take the gold deposits of southeast alaska. When they were formed, geologists th
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    by monknomo 5y ago

    I mean, Dr. Hibbert might refuse to be in network for some insurance company because he doesn't like their rates. I think that's more common
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    by monknomo 5y ago

    Bar associations will give lawyer recommendations
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    by monknomo 5y ago

    I think the traditional solution is library memberships that don't permit you to checkout the books, but do provide you with access to books and resources provided you stay in the library. Reading rooms and all that
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    by monknomo 6y ago

    aha, missed that detail, that is interesting
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    by monknomo 6y ago

    Looks like a Tafl game: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tafl_games
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    by monknomo 6y ago

    US Cutter MH series cutter would probably fit the bill. they range from small to quite large
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    by monknomo 6y ago

    I think the numbers runners need community trust though, so it has to be the right kind of fraud
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    by monknomo 6y ago

    to my outsider ears, this sounds exactly like the sort of situation where you should request a meeting and highlight the issue. Not in a finger point-y way, but as an observation that your team needs more time from someone at their level
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    by monknomo 6y ago

    I've heard it phrased that no one every sees a Ferrari drive by and wonders how many dishes they had to wash to get the cool car.
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    by monknomo 6y ago

    think this way - you have 40-50 years of work in front of you. Can you sprint the whole time? Work your ass off when it's important, and just work otherwise. A valuable skill is distinguishing important from urgent
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    by monknomo 6y ago

    Working for rich people prevents you from being rich?
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    by monknomo 6y ago

    well, in the really pedantic sense, you could inherit a billion dollars and not exploit anyone. It may be difficult to hang onto without a certain level of exploitation
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    by monknomo 6y ago

    I'm curious if you've ever looked at a company slack or corporate email system and noticed any not strictly work related purposes?
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    by monknomo 6y ago

    4 day work week!
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    by monknomo 6y ago

    I am about 90% sure there was some sort of 3rd party open-source wrapper that would download a jre. But I cannot remember what it might have been called
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    by monknomo 6y ago

    When you're distributing a real installer with a swing app, including a copy of the JRE is definitely the thing to do. A jnlp app is a file format that defines how to launch a java executable over the internet. It defines the location