puredemo

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by puredemo 11y ago
Does that work for json or just XML?
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by puredemo 11y ago
Noo, he "signed a blank piece of paper," remember?
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by puredemo 11y ago
Is this the article you're referring to? http://www.propublica.org/podcast/item/how-5-florida-schools... It's a bit thin on data / statistics..
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by puredemo 11y ago
>Maybe Mr. Zuckerberg will make wonderful decisions, ones I would personally be happy with. Maybe not. He blew his $100 million donation to the Newark school system.. Hopefully Zuckerberg learned a valuable lesson there -- improving inne
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by puredemo 11y ago
That's the beauty of capitalism -- the market decides value, not some random bystander. Who really cares whether you would group Zuckerberg with Buffett and Gates or not? I don't understand why that is relevant to the article.
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by puredemo 11y ago
Gee, if only there was a signed confession. Oh wait.
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by puredemo 11y ago
Sure, letting a murderer off who signed a confession is pretty daft.
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by puredemo 11y ago
The author could still be Latino as well.
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by puredemo 11y ago
No, this is dumb. Balmer was never mediocre.
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by puredemo 11y ago
13 people who didn't realize they could get a similar course for $10 on udemy... ;)
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by puredemo 11y ago
It's the least arbitrary and most accepted widely measure, though.
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by puredemo 11y ago
Point being, there aren't any genetic "Clintons" to pass the torch down to.
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by puredemo 11y ago
>Who enforces the law if it isn't? Your randomly selected police officer.. ;)
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by puredemo 11y ago
This is already the base with the lobbying industry, but yes, agreed.
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by puredemo 11y ago
>'cook2': ('A second Phageling you trust to enjoy cooking with!', Cooks are leaders at Burning Man? Is this similar to instant runoff voting? Only had time to glance at the code..
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by puredemo 11y ago
I'm not sure why you believe this, what specific measures are you talking about?
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by puredemo 11y ago
And Chelsea isn't related to Bill at all.. ;) Webster Hubbell is apparently her real father, apparently it's a fairly open secret.
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by puredemo 11y ago
>create a futures exchange whereby renters and landlords can lock in rent. Can't you just sign a longer lease?
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by puredemo 11y ago
That's the net effect of contraceptives in general. People with better future planning ability are the only ones who use birth control, by definition.
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by puredemo 11y ago
Did you read the reason why vitamin D2 was chosen? Simply because it didn't contain animal products, not because it was any better. Similar for the Magnesium, it was chosen for a neutral taste rather than based on bio-availability. E
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by puredemo 11y ago
Such a great analysis, and truly depressing that such a hyped-up "meal replacement drink" maker hasn't done the bare basics of due diligence to ensure they aren't harming their customers. Typical.
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by puredemo 11y ago
I just eat meat and potatoes and then snack on fruit. It's pretty easy.
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by puredemo 11y ago
If she had over 3% she would have written a smarter article. ;)
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by puredemo 11y ago
Telecoms are notoriously difficult to market to. Actually I wouldn't mind discussing this with you further, my email is on my profile page for the time being if you'd like to get in touch.
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by puredemo 11y ago
You mean an Alphabater?
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by puredemo 11y ago
It's been that way for years...
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by puredemo 11y ago
You mean Alphabetas?
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by puredemo 11y ago
Whatever it is acquired for. ;)
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by puredemo 11y ago
Wonky and confusing as fuck.
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by puredemo 11y ago
What are you looking for funding for, a sales team? I watched your video, interesting stuff. Have you done consulting to see how well 20fold works in practice yet?

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