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seestheday
13y ago
I think that you and I have very different feelings about what is "danceable". I don't have much time to listen to a lot of different types of music these days.
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13y ago
I've lived in both the us and Canada. I noticed that mri and CT scan scans were really easy to get done in the us, but would often require a month or more of waiting in Canada for non Urgent issues. I wonder how much the overuse contri
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13y ago
I think that this may be a case where it will take at least generation to really sink in. A lot of the poor are now on borrowed time. If the debt levels for the poor stay consistent, then when they retire they'll have nothing, or wor
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13y ago
This. When I became a parent the decision to say know got easier to make. I didn't really notice a difference in what was asked of me. I just wouldn't put up with shut anymore. My time became wayyyy too important. Literally ever
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13y ago
I find motorcycles amazing for this. Even a ten minute ride completely energizes me. It might have something to do with the total focus required.
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seestheday
13y ago
How do monetize? Selling in game items? Advertising?
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seestheday
13y ago
I think that assuming most liberals believe "Property is theft" is a little extreme. That is a statement/sentiment I have only heard from people who self identify as anarchists.
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seestheday
13y ago
Wow, I just read the Wikipedia history of Kongo Gumi. I find it amazing that it was also started by a Korean.
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seestheday
13y ago
I had a similar situation. I used the time to teach myself some new programming languages and really studied a lot of business management processes and techniques that were somewhat related to my job. That was how I got around the Internet
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13y ago
That worked surprisingly well on my blackberry z10.
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seestheday
13y ago
I think it's more that some people just aren't wired up that way. I am great at coding and analytics, but naturally quite bad at music. I tried really hard and put in a tremendous amount of time learning music and I was us mediocre at it, n
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seestheday
13y ago
It sounds to me like you're trying to reinvent web analytics. Is there a reason you need user level granularity or is aggregate data enough?
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13y ago
I can understand there being an issue for being overly muscular, but I also don't think that being overly muscular equals being good looking. This is probably a very common mistake that men make when pursuing better looks.
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13y ago
I'm a pretty good looking man by conventional standards. In my n=1 experience the benefits far outweigh any downside. I actually can't think about any downside. I know this sounds cocky, but I thought it might add to the discussion. Being
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seestheday
14y ago
He says he's currently working remotely as a programmer. No gap in the resume. Not a ton of career advancement I'd wager, but not a large gap either.
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14y ago
Oh, I have no problem with guns. I own a rifle and enjoy target shooting. I recently got my hunting license and plan to start hunting this summer. I have also lived in very rural areas and some very shady parts of town. I'm in Canada tho
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14y ago
Where the heck do you live? Are you not able to move for some reason? Stories like this seem so foreign to me.
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seestheday
14y ago
Maybe I'm arguing semantics, but to me project manager != manager. I have run both PM & dev teams, and often PM's are paid far less than dev's. In a lot of cases I wouldn't consider a move from being a dev to a PM to be a promotion in
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14y ago
I some similar problems along with significant pain, also caused by falls (and a fairly serious injury that compounded things). I had pain for years, until I stumbled onto a combination of things that completely resolve the issues as long a
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14y ago
I agree on your premise, but think you got the os completely wrong. Why would iOS be any different for them? If they developed it for blackberry or Windows he would have had much less competition and may have found success.
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14y ago
I run analytics for a major enterprise and have had this technology pitched to me for years. It is a very common practice for B2B lead gen. That said, don't believe the sales copy on their websites. They will tell you that they can reliab
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14y ago
You might want to be careful with this. I have heard that if you fully eliminate dairy from your diet for prolonged periods you will actually become lactose intolerant. That said, don't take my word, but I advise doing a little research b
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14y ago
I believe that the 30/30/40 ratio comes from the zone diet. To my knowledge there hasn't been any scientific verification on why this is the desired ratio. I've seen lots of other people claiming different ratios work better (e.g. some pe
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14y ago
I was in the US working on a TN for 1.5 years. At that time, TN's were not tied to the employer. I'm not sure if this is still the case. You just had to have a job in the field that you came in on. That said, you couldn't apply for a gr
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14y ago
I'd also like to add: way too many people think they're good at UX. I know enough about it to know I'm mediocre at it. It takes a tremendous amount of experience/skill to get a ux for something that has any amount of complexity to be easy
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So can some humans... If you look at the video referred to by that link it's pretty clear that it is the tigers front paw is what is 12 feet off the ground. I believe I've seen footage of someone jumping to touch the top of a basketball b
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14y ago
It's not dead. Far from it. You still need to have meetings and conferences. The amount will just depend on your industry. I really like the idea of growth culture, but thinking that it will apply to all industries is short sighted IMO.
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16y ago
I'd like to add: becoming a programmer fundamentally changes your personality and who you are. Seriously.