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by searine 12y ago
So here is a perspective from one of your users. I signed up for Dating Ring in NYC in like March, and have generally had a good experience. Probably been to a dozen dates/events. Of that I've only been on two "bad" date
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by searine 12y ago
Current postdoc at NYU. 55K intro salary.
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by searine 12y ago
50 bucks in fees just to pay my rent? I'll write a check, thankyouverymuch.
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by searine 12y ago
>Tinder/OkCupid + Linkedin Wait, so I meet people in suits, and then fuck them?
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by searine 12y ago
Wrote a Fiction Novel. Still in the red, but I've handed out about 10,000 free copies...
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by searine 12y ago
It is kinda fascinating how awful most guys are at pickup lines. Be brief, be funny, and always as a question. That's how you do it folks.
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by searine 12y ago
Ehh, I like the grumps better. I feel like there is more effort put into the comedy.
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by searine 13y ago
Because they're not people too?
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by searine 13y ago
Which is exactly why no species ever goes extinct. Oh wait...
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by searine 13y ago
Yeah, definitely. The problem is that a farm is a dirty, corrosive, and stochastic place. Equipment needs to be tough as nails and able to deal with each unique farmers challenges. Things I see on the horizon : Robotic weeding is going to b
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by searine 13y ago
The skill isn't the hard part. The hard part is getting the money to make the plant. The problem is that molecular biology often doesn't work. So it takes lots of time and experiments to get it right. Which costs money. Lots of mo
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by searine 13y ago
I use an app called goalstreaks. Far more minimalist. Just a calendar and mark, but I can set reminders and view my overall progress.
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by searine 13y ago
Welcome to science. At best you have a 2-3 month wait. At worst, years.
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by searine 13y ago
Look no further than this post. It teaches all the underlying mechanics of visual communication without costing you a dime.
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by searine 13y ago
>Compare this to a lab science PhD, in which you basically do the project your advisor tells you to do, and you succeed or fail in part based on whether your advisor chooses a project that works out This is a complete crock of shit. A si
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by searine 13y ago
If I'm in the pool for 30 minutes, then sure it is interesting enough, but after that it gets boring. Swimming a mile or more is a chore simply because it gets boring. I would absolutely love a cheap(ish) and reliable mp3player to swim
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by searine 13y ago
> Hey, other comments are going to give you a few lines telling you to not quit, that you should hang in there, and that it'll be alright. You got to know when to shoot a dog...
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by searine 14y ago
haha, this is the best password.
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by searine 15y ago
People might be confused or bewildered by the depth of this mans research. How does esoteric math apply to everyday life?!?!? Well,De Bruijn Graphs are used every day to assemble short pieces of DNA into newly sequenced genomes. They build
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by searine 15y ago
Except these patents (and the massive profits they generated for IBM via this sale) are the direct result of R&D. IBM would be crazy not to invest the profit back into R&D to develop another patent library...
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by searine 15y ago
Now I just get a loop to quantity and mathematics. It is still pretty cool that all articles can trace back to mathematics.
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FRONTLINE - WikiSecrets - The inside story of Wikileaks.(pbs.org)
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