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by sbussard 8y ago
I love this! It's prophetic
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by sbussard 8y ago
Too funny!
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by sbussard 9y ago
> which often is in fact poorly prepared and overly salted and made from the cheapest of ingredients. Like Chico's Tacos! > It's a shame, because these people seem to be unaware of how large a country Mexico is, with myriad
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by sbussard 9y ago
I'm from El Paso and lived in New Mexico for six years. Personally, I've never had really good TexMex or Authentic Mexican food anywhere outside of the southwest. I've always thought of TexMex as a variation of Mexican food i
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by sbussard 9y ago
It's the perfect excuse to get you to give up your analytics data to a third party
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by sbussard 9y ago
It's symbolic of student loan debt
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by sbussard 9y ago
I'm sorry for your loss, Matt. Thanks for sharing.
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by sbussard 9y ago
I find kanban helpful. It's incredibly useful to write down your objectives before, during, and after you work.
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by sbussard 9y ago
EveryDollar (4074) is in the Nashville area
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by sbussard 9y ago
pitch is a function of frequency AND loudness
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by sbussard 9y ago
love the reviews on the site
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by sbussard 9y ago
This sort of thinking is not "moving the web forward." It's the same thinking that created the IE6 problem — favoring browser-specific features over web standards.
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by sbussard 9y ago
no news here yet
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by sbussard 9y ago
no news
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by sbussard 9y ago
This article pivoted from talking about pivoting to bashing Trump
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by sbussard 9y ago
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by sbussard 10y ago
But why?
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by sbussard 10y ago
It's a never ending quiz that asks you the same questions more than once. There needs to be an end!
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A new equation could unite the two biggest theories in physics(futurism.com)
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by sbussard 10y ago
The theory behind the LHC experiment that led to the discovery of the Higgs Boson is based on the unanimously-accepted concept that particles are just quantized localizations of fields. Even in quantum mechanics, problems are solved by assu
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by sbussard 10y ago
It's interesting that the authors aren't clear about fields being fundamental, it's not even controversial. I noticed that he looked for books with the words "Quantum Mechanics" in the title. The subject he should b
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by sbussard 10y ago
It's presented as if it's a new discovery. If someone's interested in Physics, they should study Physics. It doesn't help much for one to jump right in the middle of a subject and act like they know what they're tal
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by sbussard 10y ago
Anyone who's studied beginning grad level physics should know that. I don't get why it's trending on HN
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by sbussard 11y ago
If you rely on someone else for your success, this is what you will get. Then it will be no use. Instead, ask yourself "How can I help a lot of people with what I know how to do?" Then go do it, and create jobs for other talented
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by sbussard 11y ago
Read these books: The Go-Getter, Who Moved My Cheese, QBQ!, Rhinoceros success, The Go-Giver. They're all short and each can be read in a couple hours. They'll change you.
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by sbussard 11y ago
Is it worthwhile to point out that humans have biases? When someone is looking at two similar candidates? Is it fair? Why didn't the Chevy Nova sell well in South America? No logical reason. Besides confusing things that have nothing t
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by sbussard 11y ago
1. Location - I've never heard of El Rehab City, but just the word "rehab" has negative connotations about one's past in the English language. If you were in the US your chances would go up, but it's really a tough
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by sbussard 12y ago
Man the CIA is getting obvious
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by sbussard 12y ago
The world needs a rap genius for scientific papers
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by sbussard 12y ago
If you got the politics out of NASA they could do just about anything. I've worked at a couple different places in NASA and the talent varies from place to place. It's the politics that ruin everything.

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