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I use Doxie [1], Amazon Basics Shredder [2] and OneDrive. My experience with all three was good but I don't have data. [1]: http://www.amazon.com/Doxie-One-Standalone-Portable-Document... [2]: http://www.amaz
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Claire Underwood.
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TL/DR: An interesting, adjective-heavy story about how Facebook and Zuckerburg responded to the Google+ competitive threat between 2012-2014. Zuck likened it to Roman conquering and Facebook went temporarily into "Lockdown" w
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Click "web" under the article title, click the top result in Google, no paywall.
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I think affluence is also used in wealth management to denote what level of wealth the customer has. "Affluent" is basically in between whatever the average net worth is and "high net worth individual". So it is kind of
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Depends on the org. I went from sales to PM, so I had to learn the engineering knowledge to the point that I could properly scope and spec things. I have been building websites since I was 10 so I was not green by any measure, but up until
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This was my first thought when I read it. How do you aim it(?).
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The other thing that Google Maps could add, while we are talking about unsolicited advice and the human element of making traffic decisions, would be sports games. My commute at around 7PM is usually clear, unless there is a sports game, in
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Made it: http://www.connact.com/~hom/blog/276questions.htm
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Great point. I have found that doing simple routine tasks to be pretty rewarding dopamine wise. The way crossing things off a to-do list feels like accomplishment.
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I guess my use of finding suggests I assume it is different. I am not sure it is. I think a lot of people in time past probably felt the exact same way. It is more that these conditions become a bottleneck to "quality of life" in
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This is disturbing and beautiful. My current Fiance and I followed a very similar pattern. All of my prior relationships would start out with all the "good" things. Chemistry, curiosity, etc. etc. but all eventually failed due to
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Indeed. Anxiety pretty much == serotonin dysregulation. Depression could be inflammation, mindset, low brain serotonin, low noradrenaline, low dopamine, all of the above, or something else. Low brain serotonin would be a cause.
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ADHD basically means the behavioral symptoms of dopamine dysregulation. A similar thing is happening with serotonin, where people complain of subclinical (or clinical) symptoms of depression and anxiety. Why are our bodies finding homeostat
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The Coke/Pepsi challenge. What matters is not which one is Coke or Pepsi, but which one consumers preferred.
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I personally would pay to do what Musk gets to do.
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Agreed. The title is hyperbolic, too. "Probiotics are useless" is a three-word clickbait summary for a literature review that showed probiotics have no benefits beyond increasing gut flora diversity in healthy adults. Conclusion
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Junior: $25-30/hour Senior: $40-60/hour
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The original is: "The plan to ban work emails out of hours" so you could append [in France] and you would get "The plan to ban work emails out of hours [in France]". Seems better.
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She is an MD and PhD in Bio. Her sources are cited in the bottom of the post. Where are your sources? Here are the sources: http://www.thepaleomom.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/Ketoge...
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I always thought this should exist for philanthropy. If you get a critical mass, it becomes self perpetuating. I am not sure the value of doing it just because, but taking a standard percentage of funds raised and passing the rest through t
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I think this just reflects a combination of evolutionary psychology that was already there, the waning power of religious shame and shifting power dynamics. It seems mostly to be low empathy business badasses upgrading their partners. Wheth
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In case anyone reads this and wants to investigate Ketosis further: under 50g/day of carbs you start to risk kidney stones, inflammation, developmental delays, nervous system failure and Other Bad Things [1]. The optimal number of carb
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This is exactly what happened to me.
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Lately especially. It is exciting.
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“Valleywag is the Silicon Valley equivalent of Al Qaeda,” - Peter Thiel, 2009. Always playing the long game. Also nice 0-1 creative use of litigation court as investment vehicle and vessel for cultural change and constitutional rights all i
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At least Google acts somewhat optimistic (trying to fund as many interesting things as possible). Apple and Microsoft are the kings of surgically ensuring positive contribution margin to the exclusion of voyaging into the unknown. I have ne
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As someone who learned JS and then is recently working on C, variables.
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I use m.uber.com - I am almost certain it does not have this permissions ability. Bonus: it works on desktop too.
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I grew up five minutes away from the escarpment, near Guelph. I used to climb those cliffs as a kid. For the most part, respectful use is encouraged. Not a lot has changed since I was a kid with respect to these cliffs or the nature in and
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