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by rz2k 9y ago
Have a stroke and get separated? I imagine the advice would be to do what works for you with the hand you're dealt. The context sounds like part of the decision to leave his or her old lifestyle and start something with VR, but also wh
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by rz2k 9y ago
https://contentgems.com ?
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by rz2k 9y ago
I have a ~10 year old GE microwave. After using a portable power generator which probably does not have a very accurate frequency, this winter when the grid was out, it seemed to switch itself over to 50Hz, and stayed that way after electri
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by rz2k 9y ago
In churning water with a lot of air, their movement is probably pretty chaotic. Afterwards whether they tend to float, or are weighted, they could get hung up on any place where the channel isn't smooth. There could be an enormous subt
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by rz2k 9y ago
I had the same experience, and thought it was the opposite of what the title implied. Rather than being more work up front for much easier progress, it seemed like a lot of easy typing things you don't understand and therefore making s
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by rz2k 9y ago
I meant that they might know phrases in French, German, and Spanish more than English, though in the case of Europe English is pretty common. However, to be fair, in my experience, some people in Europe have hang ups too about different lan
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by rz2k 9y ago
It sounded like a contrast to Shenzhen. Throughout the world, taxi drivers in international cities know a couple dozen words in multiple languages. Paris, Rome, Berlin, Madrid? Even if they didn't grow up speaking Mandarin, it sounds l
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by rz2k 9y ago
It sounds like an interesting book. Is there a more up to date canonical text on failures of complex systems? The Wikipedia page includes "almost all serious nuclear accidents have occurred with what was at the time the most recent tec
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by rz2k 9y ago
Above the tropic of cancer, the sun is south of you at noon even in the summer, but rises and sets a little in the north because the earth is more spherical than cylindrical. I think http://www.suncalc.org is a useful site for s
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by rz2k 9y ago
Apple is also removing the freedom developers had to give users the options of track location even when in the background or never track location, but not the option to only track while using the app. They're also restricting the freed
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by rz2k 9y ago
Perhaps even beyond the money is the real economy version of quality of life derived from the consumption of produced good and services. Politicians talk about jobs and work because it is unseemly to talk about enjoying wealth. When all pub
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by rz2k 9y ago
If you want to delete your comment lower down, you should do it soon. There is a fairly short deadline.
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by rz2k 9y ago
When using a "ZZ" in command mode, I accidentally hit a ctrl-z every now and then. It took me a while to finally figure out that "fg" in the shell will bring the suspended vim session from the background to the foregroun
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by rz2k 9y ago
Are those serious questions?
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The US market is so lucrative that drug companies will go through FDA certification, but it is definitely more costly. It is arguable that disasters such as prescribing Thalidomide to pregnant women for morning sickness, and even selling it
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by rz2k 9y ago
How many people actually used horses though? A good portion of the trips done by car today simply would have been on foot with towns built accordingly, and in larger cities, trams and streetcars were popular. Complaints about horses probabl
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by rz2k 9y ago
IMDb now hides the ages of many actors[1] with the idea that unless they supply their own birth date it could be facilitating age discrimination. (I'm not sure if the Wikipedia article has the latest legal status or decisions) A prohib
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by rz2k 10y ago
Sisyphus’ fate could be a punishment because of the effort, or because everything he does is undone each day. Bad jobs when people are young or have poor bargaining power often seem to involve a manager who is disconnected from profitabilit
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by rz2k 10y ago
I don't think anyone here is being fooled by the "rhetoric". This is a forum for people who are inclined toward entrepreneurship, who understand basic economic terms like marginal cost without additional explanation. Marginal
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by rz2k 10y ago
How about the National Institute of Standards and Technology? My impression is that they are less interested in offense compared to the NSA, and more serious than possible private entities like PCI.
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by rz2k 10y ago
The logic is sound, and I see that it was mostly written in 2011, but I can also see it being harmful. How about an IETF RFC to clarify? Libraries operate under a lot of unwritten social conventions, perhaps even more than most other instit
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by rz2k 10y ago
For a parent who believes college is not an option for his son, a skilled trade could be a pretty awesome job. What contexts are we talking about for the regard afforded different occupations? Other parents at a school, former classmates at
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by rz2k 10y ago
The differences are very small, and I am not too surprised with the relative popularity of Matlab and R compared to say Haskell, since there are relatively more women majoring in engineering that computer science, as well as relatively high
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by rz2k 10y ago
> I really do not understand how anyone... Someone contributing to an official Stack Overflow blog seems like a likely candidate! Sure, the conclusions are the result of a fishing expedition into the usage data for something to comment o
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by rz2k 10y ago
I think you are absolutely right, and it has a lot to do with what is classified as television. Increasingly, television broadcasts are packet based digital content that is carried like other tcp/ip traffic. With adoption of DOCSIS 3.1
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by rz2k 10y ago
> Earlier versions had a few more characters The comparison to Old English with ash ⟨æ⟩, eth ⟨ð⟩, thorn ⟨þ⟩ and wynn ⟨ƿ⟩ sounds appropriate.
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by rz2k 10y ago
How about using the same approaches for coming up with solutions to 3d printing objects?
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I don't remember why I took Calculus my first year, but I skipped every class after the first one, because it was painfully boring. I could pass the class with the final alone, and didn't care about the grade very much. Anyway, by
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by rz2k 10y ago
"firmly and promptly"?? However it goes, I hope it doesn't involve one side or the other saying the other had no business even having their opinion on the matter. Both artists seem to have had positive intents, yet the two to
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by rz2k 10y ago
Did the title change? "More Americans now work full-time from home than walk and bike to office jobs" sounds like context, rather than click-bait.

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