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by musgrove 8y ago
I wonder why there hasn't been a media outcry like with Kenneth Lay, Jeffrey Skilling, Richard Scrushy, et al. People wanted those scoundrels drawn and quartered, but no one's calling for her head. Is it because of her sex?
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by musgrove 9y ago
I agree. Birth control is much cheaper than diapers, and a lot cheaper than raising a child to adulthood. The person this article focuses on was chosen carefully. Most readers will feel sympathy for her, but in reality, the consequences of
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by musgrove 9y ago
Seems like work schedules would parallel this finding.
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by musgrove 9y ago
If you're going to be creating prototypes, that's above intermediate, so you're looking at a significant investment of time in any case. But Lynda.com videos are helpful, but also look at Jesus Ramierez's videos, Phlearn
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by musgrove 9y ago
That's pretty much the same way I learned it all too except for the mobile app. The number and quality of resources available to teach yourself get better and better. And amazingly, you can do it for free. Never stop learning.
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by musgrove 9y ago
It, of course, depends on how well you use it. If you develop a good marketing plan, which you should have, and execute it well, it will be time and effort well-spent.
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by musgrove 9y ago
I can believe that, but it'll be a much longer time for humans to wean themselves off real meat.
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by musgrove 9y ago
Could that be because most automation is meant to replace workers and lower labor costs in the first place? Basic economics in action. You could look at it as it increases workers' income as well because it provides new jobs to workers
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by musgrove 9y ago
Same playbook as the Enquirer. Entertainment > Credibility. Credibility isn't what sells to the NYT target market.
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by musgrove 9y ago
"We don't ban cars. Yet most drivers break laws daily..." Your explanation is in your own statement. The cars aren't breaking the laws. The drivers are. They are penalized for breaking laws, and if they continue or break
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by musgrove 9y ago
You're dealing with an administration that similarly believes guns kill people, not that the people that use the guns to kill people are responsible.
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The Two Worlds of Marketing(mmusgrove.com)
2 points by musgrove 9y ago|0 comments
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by musgrove 9y ago
Here's the source: "a private Lyft investor document." I'll take it with a grain of salt.
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by musgrove 9y ago
I would say strictly speaking from the title, that would make them exactly a special breed. There aren't many of them.
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Tesla’s Urban Supercharger can be wall-mounted and installed virtually anywhere(teslarati.com)
10 points by musgrove 9y ago|0 comments
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by musgrove 9y ago
Stopped watching TV. Total life improvement all-around.
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by musgrove 9y ago
I'm seeing this now. I'm 48 and have applied to over 100 jobs. I have an MBA and have been well-qualified for every one of the jobs I've applied to, or else I wouldn't have wasted my time. I've had about 5 legitimat
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Refind is giving away 1B coins in the name of Relevancy(relevance.community)
1 points by musgrove 9y ago|0 comments
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by musgrove 9y ago
Point taken, but who wrote that? It's hard to establish credibility when your authors write like a 3rd grader.
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360 degree Spacewalk Video from the ISS(youtube.com)
2 points by musgrove 9y ago|0 comments
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by musgrove 9y ago
I manage a website and Facebook page dedicated to resources: http://blockchainsaw.com and http://facebook.com/bitcoinresources . The FB page is updated a lot throughout the day and contains more than Bitcoin stuf
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by musgrove 9y ago
fivethirtyeight.com clearly doesn't include themselves as a member of the media.
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Wall Street Firms to Move Trillions to Blockchains in 2018(spectrum.ieee.org)
2 points by musgrove 9y ago|0 comments
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by musgrove 9y ago
He's referring to the debt, not deficit. They aren't the same thing.
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by musgrove 9y ago
My roommate's dad in HS was the Secretary of Defense back in the 1970's (James Schlesinger) and I remember him telling me that ships inadvertently come within 1/4 mile of hitting each other all the time. That seems pretty clo
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by musgrove 9y ago
Here's the pivotal and incorrect question asked: "What kind of person forgets a baby?" And the author proceeds to reassure us it certainly just could be anyone, as asked. The real question is "What kind of parent forgets
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by musgrove 9y ago
"We"who? If it was a financially good idea, developers would be or are doing it. How about run some realistic rates of return and market analysis? You may also find the biggest reason: it's unworkable because of current San F
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by musgrove 9y ago
The first 5 inductees into the Darwin Awards?
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by musgrove 9y ago
You'll get to a point (with lots of hard work and good decisions) where selling yourself isn't the hard part of the job and you don't have to spend as much time and energy marketing yourself. Juggling time and projects and ch
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by musgrove 9y ago
Data are plural, eg: "Data arent't that big." I believe datum is singular.

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