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sauronlord
10y ago
This works for me: - Vitamin D... 4000 IU per day - 8 hours sleep - Lift weights 5 days a week. Yoga for 20 mins everyday - low carb/sugar diet - Decided on ambitious purpose in life Saying you have no motivation is making it worse. I
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10y ago
What kind of helpless self pity is this crap? "I wanted a leadership position at THEIR company..." (fixed that for you) It's not YOUR company, but THEIRS. Incorporate your own company (couple hundred bucks) and list yourself
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10y ago
So you move far away AND prefer the company of yourself... what's the problem here?
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10y ago
You are running out of time. I'll be 34 this year and life is great. Set a big Mission for yourself, have great experiences and human connections.
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10y ago
This sounds like work to me. Best to provide an estimate and send them an invoice for this project. 200/hr with minimum billing increment of 2 hours PLUS legal expenses to even understand what the heck it is they want you to sign. Easi
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10y ago
No it does not A mountain is a part of spacetime. But it does not "exist" for the mountain. Certainly the mountain is affected by the environment and can be modelled with the spacetime concepts. But the mountain does not perce
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10y ago
Time and space does not exist for a mountain. Time and space are first and foremost concepts (ideas, opinions, "facts") Have you tried asking a mountain whether it ascribes the state "exist" to the concepts of time and s
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10y ago
You could replace every occurrence of "fat" with "smoker" and "obese" with "lung disease" it would still read fine. As someone who has lost over 60 pounds of weight in less than a year, I find these e
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10y ago
Perhaps if we read less email we would have more time to read articles on the nytimes and be subjected to shitty ads.
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10y ago
Sounds like an asperger's MTGOW to me. Next
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10y ago
No, it is antibiotics and the germ theory of disease. If it weren't for them, we wouldn't be here to ask the question.
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10y ago
So "handing out jobs" would not breed resentment? It would for me (no one owes me anything). No one is stopping someone from providing services or goods to others
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10y ago
A certain % of my paycheck is already going to those people via soup kitchens, and the like. It would be nice to know, assuming UBI is more effective, that the redistribution is not done in a condescending way. Such as empowering people to
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10y ago
Data driven decisions please, all others are opinions and emotion. If there is a greater (measurable) net benefit to society with Universal Basic Income vs. our socialist agenda of getting into peoples lives more directly (food stamps, hea
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10y ago
They still can't get their gate fidelity anywhere close. Nice PR move ...again
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10y ago
I see how this game is being played now. Does it work the other way too? The real reason my startup was a failure: Privilege Oh no? That must be because you are a loser. Come on now. Is anyone else getting tired of this "privilege"
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10y ago
The real question is...How can I watch all of netflix?
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10y ago
Last Christmas...
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10y ago
We should just remove all markers of ethnicity completely. I dont feel comfortable with the fact that others may end up building a database and knowing that I'm polish and make a mean sausage
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10y ago
Second that. Ideally buy a triplex or a fourplex and live in one of the units. Depending on your location... you may be able to break even with 3 units rented and therefore allowing you to live free for the rest of your life.
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10y ago
Yes, it is the intent to use it. But clearly such databases already exist.
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10y ago
This is one big ad for Tylenol. Welcome to the future. If you are reading this and take Tylenol at all: please stop immediately it is dangerous.
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10y ago
Pay better be good to reduce your life expectancy by a few years due to pollution. Maybe 500k/year would be enough
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10y ago
I never realized they introduced a yellow rectangle as a Pokémon. Galaxy S7
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10y ago
Never
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10y ago
What a ignorant jackass. The quality of posts here has taken a sharp dive downward. The observer collapses the wave function of the system. It's like he doesn't understand the original thought experiment, or quantum mechanics at a
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10y ago
The client is not talking for the sake of talking. They are expressing a desire, a need or a want Almost always you can dig down to their motivation and get a better idea of what they are _really_ after, even if the clients proposed "s
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10y ago
It is a begging comment and not clear what is said beyond "create some automated tests until you feel good" Allow me to explain: Production use of code IS testing (manual, etc). Because it is an observation of the system state. Al
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10y ago
Back.io
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Cap rate is the net cashflow divided by the purchase price. In other words: the current cap rate is a function of the price you paid (ie : appreciation up until now) Another investor will not buy for a higher price unless the rents also in
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