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10y ago
Right but aren't many kids using Instagram and other Facebook products now that they have adopted the Snapchat features? That's what I keep hearing anyway, no idea if it's reality or not.
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10y ago
> "$59 million in revenue in 2015 to nearly $400 million in 2016" Valuation at 60x 2016 revenue with no profit? Oh boy. Aside from that, who uses Snapchat?
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10y ago
I suppose the more important question is, does it really matter? Use what works for the individual patient, every patient is different.
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10y ago
That's interesting. I would bet rollercoasters could be as or more effective as tylenol for milder pain too, at least while you're distracted and pumped full of endorphins.
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10y ago
Maybe you'll have to show Twitter your state ID with the official potato picture identifying you as a potato.
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10y ago
There are massive bot farms on Twitter that are obvious to even casual observers and most of them don't have "egg" accounts anymore. Look at the auto-replies to any political tweet, major news story, or from a popular account
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10y ago
Let people play all the NES, SNES, N64, Gamecube classics on the thing and I'm sure it will be fairly popular.
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10y ago
Dalio has a very impressive record, will be interesting to see if Bridgewater can maintain it
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10y ago
I bought a 2015 MacBook Pro, I would highly recommend one. The 2014 MBP is still great too if you can find one, basically the same as the 2015 model. I have negative interest in the touch bar or that awful keyboard.
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10y ago
No. Some people are self taught and self motivated, and they are often more capable than someone whose primary exposure to development (or technology beyond consumer use) was through a CS program. That is not to suggest that CS degrees are
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10y ago
Saving the world.
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10y ago
So why not study medical students? You'd get vastly different responses.
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10y ago
This can't be a serious question?
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10y ago
If you want to meet ambitious women, find ways to interact with careers that require ambition. Typically something that requires an advanced education will have ambitious people by default.
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10y ago
You'd probably get different answers if you didn't study MBA students.
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10y ago
Did you pick exclusively for the hefty dividend? Not sure how sustainable that will be, expensive to own too.
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10y ago
Should active projects really considered passive income? I'd consider passive something that requires virtually no involvement: stocks, bonds, real estate, etc
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10y ago
> What happens to civilization/nations/etc when this all anyone is fed for a generation? Have you seen the movie Idiocracy? Probably some variation of that, but worse.
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10y ago
Mostly because we don't have a time machine, and anecdotes are often less impactful than direct experience. The scale, level of filth, and complete disregard for the environment in modern China and India is incomparable to anything eve
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10y ago
Most people just read the headline, expecting them to read the article let alone watch a video is a real stretch. This is the Facebook/Snapchat era, scan headlines or memes for 5 seconds of outrage in bite size nuggets and then move on
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10y ago
I assume much of this is due to language or cultural barriers, even if it's mostly perceived and not a legitimate barrier. Not surprising that most foreign students congregate with one another, but they're missing out on part of t
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10y ago
What a stupid idea. Anyone in favor of this should have to spend a few months in Dehli, Beijing, Chongqing, or even worse, a true industrial city or district in either country. The rivers and creeks are full of visible toxic waste, sewage a
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10y ago
Science is political now because evidence, studies, and results can impact policy, so it's deeply polluted. Personally I've found many medical and scientific articles to contain vast amounts of misinformation and disinformation. I
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10y ago
Vaguely related, I'm surprised Nintendo doesn't update the graphics on these games and re-release them for iOS, Switch, etc
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10y ago
It wants to install a browser plugin? Haha, no thanks.
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10y ago
An impressive amount of information on Wikipedia is just outright wrong, misleading, clearly biased, or astroturfed. At the rate in which I encounter inaccurate data on Wikipedia that I can identify, it makes me suspicious of nearly everyth
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10y ago
Facts don't matter. Facts don't matter. Facts don't matter. Facts don't matter. Facts don't matter. Facts don't matter. Facts don't matter. Facts don't matter. Facts don't matter. Facts don'
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10y ago
But those are big words and they sound so harsh!
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Most purebreds are
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References to Next-Gen MacBook Pro Discovered in MacOS 10.12.4 Beta
(macrumors.com)
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