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by sf_rob 8y ago
MDs get very little instruction on nutrition FWIW, although they would be helpful in terms of longitudinal monitoring.
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by sf_rob 8y ago
You'll only be able to refinance if a bank is willing. If a recession is the driver of a fed rate reduction, that seems less plausible.
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by sf_rob 8y ago
From their website: Variable APRs range from 13.24% to 24.24% based on creditworthiness. Rates as of March 2019
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by sf_rob 8y ago
>Statistically that should be the case 50% of the time. Only if the risk premium is the same. >Treasure bonds are liquid, so buying a 5 year one does not mean that you have to hold it to maturity. Here you claim that the risk premium
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by sf_rob 8y ago
I just put quotes in half my queries these days. A hilarious example of this last week; searching 'email CTR' brought up pages with email/center... Google of all companies should care about CTR!
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by sf_rob 8y ago
This one is so much cooler. Linear controlling is the obvious solution, but this does the proper approach angles which is awesome.
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by sf_rob 8y ago
Why do I have to have an account to use this? That's enough for me to not want to use it.
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by sf_rob 8y ago
Has being in the news as an organizer significantly harmed your job search?
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by sf_rob 8y ago
>isn't one of consumer choice but rather of taking advantage of network effects to enable rent seeking behaviour. If Apple could rely on network effect alone then they could have a hidden setting to enable 3rd party apps to run on t
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by sf_rob 8y ago
Yep, going to a showroom convinced me that a Volt was a good decision. I think they're both great cars, but I actually prefer Android Auto and the fit and finish of the Volt. That said I'd probably buy a Model 3 today since the pa
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by sf_rob 8y ago
Honestly my biggest shock coming out of college was 1) how unfamiliar I was with the toolset/processes in real world development and 2) how little onboarding on these topics I received from a major tech co. It probably didn't help
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by sf_rob 8y ago
EITC is very roughly this.
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by sf_rob 8y ago
I'd be nervous that Google would consider this click fraud even if you aren't the publisher and would limit some account features.
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by sf_rob 8y ago
IMO 2) is a PR move. Removing 1 bit of data isn't going to do much for anti-fingerprinting.
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by sf_rob 8y ago
Agreed, I've mostly quit Facebook, which was never that enthralling to me, but Reddit / Twitter / Podcasts / Hackernews are all much more interesting. None of them are adding significant value to my life other than that
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by sf_rob 8y ago
Seems that the overlap of tiny homes and lite homesteading is large, whether that be for pragmatic or romantic reasons.
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by sf_rob 8y ago
They appear to have fixed this in the past year. I had the same issue.
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by sf_rob 8y ago
The thing that drives me nuts is (at least last time I set them up) Google Home and Android Auto both require Location and Web Activity permissions at an account level. I don't understand why Google just can't offer a subset of f
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by sf_rob 8y ago
I can't imagine how cutting a cube would not involve a crosscut as the final cut e.g. perpendicular operation of the material. This type of cut would ideally be done with a sled not a fence, so unless I'm really misunderstanding
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by sf_rob 8y ago
For the unfamiliar in this thread. The SawStop on it's own will not prevent kickback as seen in this video. That said there are other types of anti-kick guards available.
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by sf_rob 8y ago
Also, Sawstop has a bypass if you have to use it on something mildly conductive.
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by sf_rob 8y ago
I was once at the poker tables nearby and a group came in at 1:00 in the morning dressed head to toe in derby viewing apparel. They proceeded to play the mechanical horses and it was absolutely hilarious.
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by sf_rob 8y ago
I'd pay a fee to "borrow" the empty frames of 3-5 selections from Zenni and then return them prior to ordering. I've had mixed success on fitment from Zenni.
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by sf_rob 8y ago
Wow, the hovering rapid image preview are really annoying.
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by sf_rob 8y ago
Soylent has proper release notes: https://soylent.com/pages/release-notes
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by sf_rob 8y ago
I would think that most people buy gold as a safe-haven investment, so in this case its floor and/or non-correlation would be very important.
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by sf_rob 8y ago
Upvoted for explaining the attack well but RE:longest chain, Blocks are added at a standard rate so the chain with the greatest accrued work is the "truth".
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by sf_rob 8y ago
My favorite one of these was from a coworker having trouble getting his presentation up. "People outside the tech industry ask 'Will a computer take my job?'; people inside the tech industry ask 'why won't this dam
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by sf_rob 8y ago
A pillar yes, C pillar is bad but doesn't bother me because the reverse camera is fantastic (for a mid priced sedan). My only complaint is that there aren't turn signal cameras for lane changes.
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by sf_rob 8y ago
I love my Volt, even having had a Model 3 reservation and done a test drive. I'm not saying it's a better car in any objective sense, but its compromises are areas I'm fine with. Honestly, I can't believe the Volt wasn

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