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You know, with that background I bet everyone holds you up as an ideal of someone who has their shit together, and didn't waste huge parts of their life.
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I've heard that comment once or twice but never from someone who actually has experience hiring people
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The average age of companies on the S&P is 18. That's just about long enough to start being killed by SAP
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Given the circumstances, it's viable for treatment to come before housing. The reason we don't house the homeless is a percentage of them destroy whatever is given to them. So, use the treatment process to get them well first.
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4y ago
My mining rig is an effective space heater.
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Has there been an actual recorded case of licence violation?
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It often suggests full functions built from my own code when I'm refactoring to DRY
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S-Arkade: Projector Based Augmented Reality Gaming
(launch.s-arkade.com)
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Become a DBA. I've worked with some ANCIENT database guys by the standard of every other position
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I built a trailer sized heavy duty hard drive shredder that could shred drives down to 1mm aggregate in about 1 minute. It is acoustically silenced down to about 70db and doesn't need any external power sources/connectivity I actu
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People who stick all their money into weird schemes like that take on a ton of risk. If you hold btc and hold your keys you're fine
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It would help because: A: his money would be on the blockchain where it's unable to be seized by the bank. B: as Bitcoin is a world currency it's unlikely would face inflation to the level that the local currency has C: if he was
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Leaded petrol was banned decades ago
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They verify them with their lawyers. You know the legal team they have on staff?
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Why do you think that this isn't what she wants also?
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4y ago
This is great, thank you!
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I'm currently on holiday and don't have good photos on hand, but email me via leigh@stillard.com and I'll send you some when I get home. Fallen fruit can be a reservoir for fruit fly, so I'm forever picking up fruit to b
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4y ago
There is a big fan club for Kubota kb250 tractors on Facebook with people making custom mods and implements. I'm sure there are lots of similar things out there
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4y ago
I want to say something between "There's a new sucker born every day" and "In a gold rush, sell shovels" to this comment. There will always be new customers
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4y ago
We've spent about $50k getting going, but we are on a farm so have options others don't. Our equipment was $10k, the rest went into refrigerated containers we turned into a kitchen grade dehydration space, prep room, coolroom and
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It's fairly safe if you operate in a well ventilated environment, have fail-safes in your still in case there is a pressure build up, and use electric elements instead of gas. Plenty of people use gas, but I don't see why given th
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Get a commercial dehydrator. You can make dehydrated fruit and veg, trail food, jerky, dried herbs, tea and lots of other things. You can grow gourmet or medicinal mushrooms with a handmade flow hood, a pressure cooker and two grow tents.
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4y ago
Uh... Because they're a teenager. Sometimes, that are bottomless pits of craving attention for reasons that aren't logical.
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Honestly it's a bit ironic posting your arguments on this forum. I somewhat agree, but technology has taken people all around the world to the top 0.1% of wealth in America and does so every day
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Work in many roles in different parts of different business in the industry for 10-15 years to gain insight into how it works, what makes it valuable and the fundamental challenges it faces. Go to many conferences to find where the smartest
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It's depressing that this question even had to be asked
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Honestly if you're talking about efficiency then it is Amazon that crushes at efficiency, which is why they can outcompete so hard.
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As someone who is eating closer to organic these days, the concept of lab grown meat is more horrifying to me than factory farming. That said, we try to eat the highest welfare meat we can find, which is typically slaughtered by family memb
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If you think that's cool you should check out the OMG cable. https://fossbytes.com/charging-cables-used-to-hack-devices/
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This comment is the 'she dressed provocatively so she deserved it' of war justifications. You should be ashamed.
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