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HA!...thank you for that! :)
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I'd like to see a graphic of the traffic spike at times like this from CTRL-R. They even encourage it on the 500 page: "try refreshing". Edit: it's back.
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Look at getting involved in Salesforce. It's a cert driven technology and the cert process is actually helpful if you take the time to learn. Start with a Salesforce Administrator cert (few months to get it) and go from there. In th
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> purely hug and play That was fantastic...thank you. :)
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Sorry you felt like I dismissed your original comment with a cheap shot. The brevity was intended to highlight the divergence between what is vowed and what really governs. Provocative, yes. But it wasn't intended to be cheap or dis
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My wife was married before me, it was terrible, and eventually divorced him. She would still consider my comment very applicable to someone in this kind of situation. The comment netted 60 upvotes...so I'm not the only one that thinks
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I left a link in my parent comment that should shed light on my thoughts on marriage and commitment. But, to answer your question, I do think there are times when divorce is wise. I just think those cases are exponentially less common than
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> First, you don't know if they were married, of what their vows were. The comment said "spouse" so married. So we are in agreement that what's in the vows actually matter? > just shut up. Yah...how about not doing
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IMO you have some presuppositions about value and importance that are influencing the questions you ask. For example, I could ask: "How does the Bible help me be a better Python developer?" The most direct answer is, "It doe
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I certainly believe interpretation is necessary and that some interpretations are more faithful than others. I believe there are resources out there that can help someone to faithfully interpret. And the converse also. The skeptics annota
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Well, kudos for at least reading it. Yah, some of that stuff is admittedly hard, the different gospel narratives are right up there with the best of them. Although, I do believe they can be reconciled. My apologies for assuming you were ju
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Easily. It's the same story from two different perspectives. The first chapter is on a more global level. The second zooms in and focuses specifically on how man was created. The animals were created globally first. Once Adam was c
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You are, of course, accusing me of being totally insane after a reasonable investigation of the Bible including significant familiarity with the texts themselves as well as the theological and exegetical arguments for non-contradiction? If
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I wish. :) Except the Voldemort part. Harry Potter is fantastic.
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It's all about whose textual criticism you believe. You can find people who argue one way. The Old Testament professors I studied under would argue a different way. Just one example: https://genesisapologetics.com/fa
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In that case, "If in Christ we have hope in this life only, we are of all people most to be pitied" (1 Cor 15).
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The Bible is utterly true, God is both amazingly compassionate and severe, mankind is ravaged by sin, and Jesus really did come to earth to redeem his people from sin. Those who repent and believe will be saved. Those who do not believe a
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I use Google Workspace for our family's email. One of the drawbacks of doing so is that Google has services they won't let you use with a Workspace account or won't give you the personal version. If I remember correctly: Go
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I don't mind the comparison but do wish the comparison wouldn't so often be "it's a better Python." I've been programming Python 14+ years and I've dabbled in Nim and I agree it's a very different lan
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NO! In fact, I did two this year, about five days apart, and they were both fantastic. I deep fried them.
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Need an option in the survey for "want to use" and then get feedback on what's holding the user back.
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An option: play the Q-tip game. Get any safe small object that fits in your hand. Show it to your kid and tell them the game is to get the object from your hand. Then lay down, put your hand under your body, relax, and say "go."
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I did BJJ and Pankration for a number of years, rolled a lot. There are plenty of benefits but, at least for me, it didn't change my general dislike/discomfort with small talk, people, crowds, etc. It got me used to large heavy
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> This confirms that you are part of the problem, and not serious about mitigating anxiety. You should really stop making personal insinuations. Have you actually done a significant amount of hiring? Can you suggest a better process th
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How much cash? Feel free to send it my way. :) See the bottom of: https://www.level12.io/about/
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It's even elaborated on at the bottom of: https://www.level12.io/about/
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I absolutely found a way to work it into our name. :) I don't hide my faith or the biblical foundations for my worldview, as my posts here on HN will show. But, I can say I've received way more discriminatory remarks and hassle be
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Why do you believe time constraints and evidence based processes are antithetical? You can't give someone an unlimited amount of time to take an assessment and still expect to meaningfully be able to compare results. One person does a
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Expand "Next Step - Ready to apply". And it's at the very bottom. Yes, the UX is not ideal. The alternative is that the entire post is really long and yet, people really want this information. Pasted verbatim without takin
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Our process is very evidence based. We use skills tests that are as close to real world as possible, given time limitations. We can't remove all anxiety, but we make an effort to mitigate it and limit its impact. Details of our inter
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