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by pistle 12y ago
Forest, meet trees. MS is a very large company with divergent groups given KPI's that turn into seemingly contradictory actions. It's the Kabuki theater of patent suing in order to eventually end up at a table finding a way to for
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by pistle 12y ago
It sounds like the more compensated made better choices. Why does risk-taking engender high pay than working for good money? If the facts in the books aren't worth a damn to the employers, maybe the higher education has no market value
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by pistle 12y ago
I'd try it. I eat raw fish, urchins, rare eggs, rare-ish meat of mammals and fowl. Who knows? Who would know if I would like it better than me? I've eaten whole insects including crickets and the flavor was whatever. The texture o
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by pistle 12y ago
Image 3/19 is very interesting and numerous show fairly specific markings indicating scratches near the center of a stain which would support a chemical leaching through a broken protective coating. Similarly a chemical near the edge o
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by pistle 12y ago
Hey! My eyes had just recovered! Stop that. To paraphrase, "In place of science, I present to you a digitally-leather-bound edition of the founding fathers (minus that Jefferson stuff about not being a Christian nation)! and a warning
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by pistle 12y ago
Despite it being ad-hominem, I'll let it play because it helped stop my eyes from continuing to roll every time I replayed his arguments.
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by pistle 12y ago
The likelihood that human definition of life DOESN'T exist elsewhere in the universe is infinitesimally small. That's not make it a fact that life DOES exist. We just shouldn't be surprised when they arrive to probe the OP.
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by pistle 12y ago
Does the microscope care about probabilistic densities? Aren't these images rendering interference/difference between electrons sent out and electrons received? Those 'particles' supposedly were in the space and interact
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by pistle 12y ago
And a Mini Display port. External monitor(s) on the one and USB hub the other. Surface can drive 1 4k or 2 1080p monitors from that port. Will be interesting to see if you can get the daisy-chain of monitors off that AND have a spot to set
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by pistle 12y ago
I call doener kebab on that. Almost 10% are from Turkey. Depends on what you mean by almost.
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by pistle 12y ago
I would suggest that if you are loading up large storyboards in XCode, then you could be putting yourself in a bad position for a couple of reasons in iOS, let alone trying to make it all come back together using Xamarin. Storyboards are a
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by pistle 12y ago
Given the objectives, that would be the right person for the job. I'm sure demolition knowledge would be particularly useful. Cyber attacks would be IT types, ground attacks are fighters, etc. Jihadist Listing: Looking for terrorist ni
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by pistle 12y ago
And that sir or madam is a damn fine album.
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by pistle 12y ago
From surveying the comments... If companies are willing to spend the time and money vetting you, why are you not looking at them the same way? Despite the headlines, market cap, cache of the name of the company on your CV, how can't yo
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by pistle 12y ago
Chapterhouse - Pearl never left my playlist since it dropped... back when second-hand CD shops had staff willing to frindly-sell you on 3 other things you might like when they looked over what you were checking out at the register. The OG &
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by pistle 12y ago
Life is long. You can choose wrong and restart, but you need to go deep on something to get the level of knowledge and experience that will then help you more quickly dive deep on the next thing. As far as that algorithms lecture, it's
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by pistle 12y ago
Swift developers, building across platforms, can get their Apple-loving code into enterprises through the front door so Apple hardware can start coming through that way as well. Push the Apple brand via programming language in order to sell
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by pistle 12y ago
Unless I'm missing something... Getting rid of the CSC's is great for stopping the formation of new tumor-forming cancer cells, but you still need to kill and/or remove all the existing cancer cells. So, this could treat the
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by pistle 12y ago
Apple needs to buy this company in 3, 2, 1... This is an ideal start to countering the concepts from Xamarin out of the .net camp and I would love to see them build up some form of XAML-like UI tech and tooling for x-plat UI dev so you coul
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by pistle 12y ago
Wait gourmet-coffee.com is touting a means to deliver coffee from a pod machine? ripped-abs.com shows how to make load pennies into their satchel-socks turbro-touring.com shows you how to adhere inlet vent stickers to your fenders There is
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by pistle 12y ago
That's exactly the contrast I was drawing, yet to only talk about only one creates a cognitive distortion. One strong enough to confuse people into thinking that Apple dominates the laptop market when I think, but can't find the s
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by pistle 12y ago
Apple laptop market share is <15% IIRC. Phone sales are the eye-popper for a single company, but even there, Android market share is crazy high. Apple may sell more than any other single company in some markets, but their overall market
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by pistle 12y ago
If schools, as the primary concern, were to be lofted into a position of being "disease free" we should see an interesting dynamic in the tragedy of severe infections, but maybe also in what most people consider milder infections,
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by pistle 12y ago
There's 0% safe and 100%, for everything else it's equal? FDIC is tested and backed by something beyond corporate assurances about insurance policies. Does that policy pay out upon bankruptcy? Agreed. Diversify. But, US banks are
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by pistle 12y ago
Put it there. Monetize it. Then, build the core fan community, yourself elsewhere to the extent that the core community continues to support you knowing why they support you there and don't primarily support you via your "brand-bu
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by pistle 12y ago
9/11 was an inside job.
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by pistle 12y ago
Buried on a Friday
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by pistle 12y ago
Exactly. Let's pick one hot year out of the whole series of hot years so we can then say, "It's just a data point." Each year is just a data point. Nothing to see here. I can't live long enough to prove a trend, the
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by pistle 12y ago
The Angular juggernaut is like the Java juggernaut at light speed for corporate IT. I'm interested to see how the Angular 2.0 risk assessment is constructed within corporate IT today. Start on a 1.2 project with, potentially, a full re
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by pistle 12y ago
Private repos cost and there is, and will be, a sufficient demand for such a purpose. Between nuget for package mgmt and github (instead of TFS, etc) you are looking at having important, common pieces available. This makes it extremely comf

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