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peanutz454
5y ago
Sorry I am not sure I am following, how does this impact housing market?
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I agree. You apply to 20 identical places, only 2 call you. One called you because you worked at ACME, the other because they saw the word WIDGETS on your resume. It was the same damn resume and the perfect action word or format did not mat
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5y ago
When my partner took anti depressants they increased the need to sleep.
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5y ago
This is so cool, I am still unable to clearly comprehend what is going on at one layer. I wonder if there is some way to set others layers to zero!
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5y ago
Hearing him talk as part of this google (doodle?) moon landing 50th anniversary video is a good introduction to his perspective on moon landing https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t6VpHyKXHBM
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20 Yrs ago my brother bought 2 years worth of magazines from the kabadi bazar* in India it was a treasure trove. I was thinking of subscribing a few days back but based on what people are saying here I am wondering if I should buy old stuff
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5y ago
Build a Faraday cage?
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6y ago
I am interested in the kids raspberry pi setup.
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6y ago
I did not know that google news is not available in Spain https://support.google.com/news/publisher-center/answer/9609...
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6y ago
This is a really good way to sum it up. Even Story Points are supposed to be about adding communication to estimation. It is supposed to be collaborative, but people take it wrong and I have seen SCRUM master doing it :D
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The common ancestor basically tells us who we are related to more, but does not tell you when they branched out. So we are more closely related to fungus than to almonds, and that is what we learn from the tree of life. But the common ances
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6y ago
For an esoteric term that I tried, the results are about same for the top half of the page, but then were quite different for bottom half. Which leads me to believe they use Bing but do not completely rely on it (at least not to order the r
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6y ago
So season 2 of TV Series 24 aired between October 29, 2002 May 20, 2003. Its main theme was US govt using fabricated evidence to attack middle eastern countries. The Office of Special Plans (OSP) existed from September 2002 to June 2003.
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6y ago
This looks amazing... can't wait to go home and try it with my daughter. How long did it take to create this btw?
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6y ago
Start a project → delay for 2 minutes ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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6y ago
Umm... book name would help.
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6y ago
Completely off topic. Am I a bad parent? I just saw a baby sucking on the keyboard, and the mother simply said very calmly "do you want to key in something?". I would have immediately started shouting "ughh nooo... don't
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You cannot cure sick people. Caste is just an excuse they would use, if it were not caste they would use some other means to be an ass. In 10 years of office environment, I never faced any caste based issues in India. Outside of office is a
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"Tim Berners-Lee joker ruined all the pretty pictures with HTTP" This is the first time I am reading this, I interpret this to mean HTTP is badly designed and Tim Berners-Lee caused it. Need more...
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6y ago
Seems like a nice product line. Now because I would never buy from a shitty company like them, where else could i look for stuff like this?
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6y ago
Arghh such mixed emotions... I want to read, but not on Daily Mail. Maybe there is a browser extension/userscript/css that makes daily mail palatable.
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6y ago
I think he is saying, ideal world changes a little bit all the time, instead of tear down and redo.
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I guess that's exactly what Thatcher thought would happen when she handed over Hong Kong - That China will make progress towards liberalism in politics and economics. Instead of China becoming like the rest of the world, I am wary of t
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I would second this, really interesting episode. He was not afraid of getting arrested he said, I still cannot completely understand a man like him, I wish more people had those guts.
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6y ago
Hmm its possible. In India I bought stitched suit for ~350$, and store bought for ~100. The tailor was best in class (two extremely well dressed men who probably made more money than me took multiple measurements and I had to go to the stor
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6y ago
"Enigma machine at Opera", so this ex-colleague of yours work at Opera the ex-awesome browser making company?
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Mulberry is not a berry, its a composite fruit. There is such a small chance of toxic Mulberry. A little adventure is fine. If you really have to - start by putting the juice on lips, graduate from there, waiting at least a day between next
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Every summer when I went to my grandparents home I would climb up the Guava and Mulberry trees to pick the ripest fruits. My big regret is that the house was sold off to some builder who cut it into smaller houses getting rid of all the lov
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> You can literally just add up the number of deaths for each race and then divide by population numbers Should it not be -> number of deaths by race DIVIDED BY police interaction by race? Or maybe -> number of deaths by race DIVID
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Aah, finally it all makes sense!
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