musgrove

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by musgrove 9y ago
Wouldn't it just start a blog?
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by musgrove 9y ago
Lord...the pie analogy. The OP thinks there's a limited amount of pie, which is a novice error. The pie itself can grow while remaining proportional, which is another scenario he didn't consider.
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by musgrove 9y ago
"using a computer" are the operative words. The engraver is only thinking physical automation. But the computer handles most of the work they used to do before automation. The "engraver" only makes a few easy design choi
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by musgrove 9y ago
The title left off "...and You Aren't Going to Believe What Happened Next"
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by musgrove 9y ago
Combat it? They could begin by simply not allowing it. They seem to forget who runs these schools, and it's not the students. At least it used to not be. That's a great way to invite disaster. It's not a protagonist/anta
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by musgrove 9y ago
I can't believe anyone would have a problem with larger text. Wait until they hit their 40's.
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by musgrove 9y ago
In a vacuum, with no costs associated maybe. But we're talking about vast amounts of money being taken from people and redistributed, huge egos vying for political power, and a host of other reasons that make it more complicated than i
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by musgrove 9y ago
Then in other words, how it's known today is uncertain. "Almost certainly" isn't the same as "certainly." Subtle, but huge and important difference that coders should know.
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by musgrove 9y ago
Filming police isn't against the law in the US, so that wasn't the charge as the clickbait title states. If the guy wanted to be forthright he could have listed the complaint(s) that are on his summons instead of making up a diffe
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by musgrove 10y ago
If the government were to pursue this kind of action against "criticizers" of the government on Twitter, that's all they'd be doing. Your imaginary scenario may well be terrifying to you. But it's not reality, as yo
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by musgrove 10y ago
Then all they'll do is find a reason to have it subpoenaed.
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by musgrove 10y ago
Get those labor costs down from having to have so many presumably high-skilled workers, and it may start to be a little more competitive with coal price-wise, which is what it's all about.
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by musgrove 10y ago
I use Dashlane. I used 1Password for along time, but Dashlane is much easier and better in my opinion. I bought the 5 year plan, in fact. It's not perfect, though. I will say that I've had trouble with the Chrome extension, which
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by musgrove 10y ago
Tie it in with something else they enjoy, perhaps? The Minecraft space has a lot of beginner programming tools for kids.
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by musgrove 10y ago
Hire somebody who doesn't suck. Get some social proof from reputable spokespeople.
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by musgrove 10y ago
Not sure how one would control for "luck" in a (legitimate) academic study. The definition of it is broad, to say the least.
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by musgrove 10y ago
Most people don't even realize economics is a social science, not a business discipline. Business schools don't issue economic degrees, even. But whatever. This country thinks it's full of experts on everything if they have a
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by musgrove 10y ago
And they're still using it with admin as the username and password as the password.
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by musgrove 10y ago
Talk about paranoid. I would have politely reminded that person this is America, and I'll take a picture of whatever I want. Have a nice day!
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by musgrove 10y ago
Apple's stuff is still expensive. Putting new components and building newer models will surely raise costs, and prices, which may be something Apple realizes isn't feasible with their target market. I'm a developer/desig
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by musgrove 10y ago
Making friends with the professors in your field at the best local university, and keeping an open line of communication with them can be helpful.
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by musgrove 10y ago
This seems to be a pretty certain thing that they know what the decision will be about re-classifying pot. Not to mention the legalization of it nationally. I would hope.
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by musgrove 10y ago
This is great and very well thought-out. You could definitely scale this.
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by musgrove 10y ago
In many cases, it's not about putting the fire out when they become large. It's about containment, control and mitigation, which (competent) people are able to do.
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by musgrove 10y ago
I think a lot of people could have told them that. Including, most likely, some of the researchers themselves as well as a few presidents, especially our current one, and most Kennedys.
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by musgrove 10y ago
I'm more interested in how breakfast food became mostly garbage for so many Americans. May as well eat a Snickers, chili dog and a Coke from the gas station when you get up.
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by musgrove 11y ago
Put Instagram in that search for some context and a look at serious growth.
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by musgrove 11y ago
If 47k deaths per year is an "epidemic" as the author terms it, the 610k that die each year from heart disease must be an all-out pandemic. It never was a war on drugs. Drugs are inert and aren't capable of fighting a war. It
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by musgrove 11y ago
"I not only wanted to see if I could fool the panel organizers and get my paper accepted, I also wanted to pull the curtain on the absurd pretentions of some segments of academic life." He really should have added "...within

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