tiatia123

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by tiatia123 8y ago
> What does that contribute? That could apply to your idea too, or mine. It is intellectual over-engineering of cultures. It looks tremendously good on paper. > This is really an incredibly broad stereotype to paint on hundreds of mil
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by tiatia123 8y ago
My professor always said, ideas are like hemorrhoids, every asshole sooner or later gets some. "If people could migrate freely around the world to seek work, economists crudely estimate that world GDP would roughly double, and that mos
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by tiatia123 8y ago
"But there is also nothing saying half of the western technology industry won't go down with a recession and subsequent housing market crash in San Francisco, Stockholm, London etc." What do you mean by recession? Depression?
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by tiatia123 8y ago
so, should we have done a 301 for every product? Seems to late now.
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by tiatia123 8y ago
well, website.com/product=11 became website.com/myfavoritejeans
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by tiatia123 8y ago
we did this 1 month later. No effect. We did a general 301. Not a product specific 301. Mistake?
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by tiatia123 8y ago
New URLS? After 4 months we have not recovered from this.
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by tiatia123 8y ago
All medium traffic sites depend on google. We had a good running shop. We changed some things. Nearly one week site down due to server crash (don't ask!). No problem. New server, new IP. No problem. Force always SSL. No problem. But th
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by tiatia123 8y ago
"Wear wet clothes" Oh Man, when it is hot I love go sleep and use a wet towel as a blanket. Girls hate it.
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by tiatia123 8y ago
My gut feeling is that it is for backup solutions and storage in the cloud, not real time applications.
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by tiatia123 8y ago
http://pdf.sumobrain.com/US20180137418A1.pdf?AWSAccessKeyId=...
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by tiatia123 8y ago
"why use DNA over any other 4 distinct chemical structures" Because there is currently no working alternative. Also, they are using enzymes and other "off the self" stuff which only works with DNA "but how do you pr
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by tiatia123 8y ago
"engineer its DNA (not a trivial task)." It is actually trivial. You can look up the DNA for most viruses. If it is long you could just ligate a few oligios together. I wonder if oligo synthesis companies have black lists of speci
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by tiatia123 8y ago
I am not sure how stable this setup was. Also, that technology can not be scaled up. I have seen electron microscopy setups 10 years where you could cut individual lines on a microchip with ion-beam milling and "draw" another one
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by tiatia123 8y ago
Yes, but is it worth the trouble? Also, you may be able to build robots to dispense pills. But have you seen a European automated pharmacy supplier? Everything is automated. They dispense all the blister packs into a small cart that gets de
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by tiatia123 8y ago
What always seemed odd to me in such a wasteful society as the US: counting pills. Really? In many countries you get blisters. No counting. I suspect in some European countries it would actually be illegal to do this. The disadvantage is th
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by tiatia123 8y ago
I don't know about Asian males. But, call me crazy, salary is something that I would bring up. I does not make sense to interview for a position that pays far below your current salary. There is really no need to interview if you are n
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by tiatia123 8y ago
It is doubtful that China has 5000 years of history that gives them so much of their cultural arrogance. Some carved bones 5000 years ago do not make a high civilization. 1. 5000 years ago Egyptians had a high civilization. China did not. 2
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by tiatia123 8y ago
I mean, this is a no brainer. In some fields it is not easy to get a job. And in some cultures/some recruiters contact your references to "get a clear picture". What will your former boss[es] say, if the 10th person contacts
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by tiatia123 8y ago
"but you can (and will) still lose all your data in case the hardware fails. " Can you elaborate this? I mean besides if the center burns down? They offer "snapshots". If the drive fails, they can not recreate the last s