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by trentmb 10y ago
Until they're acquired and shutdown by google in the middle of my abduction.
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> Why go help a state that doesn't even want your help? Because there are people that can't just jump states like you and I. They need our help. Whining about problems is step one, no doubt. Doing something is step two.
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Make: Fan Faves and Digital Debuts Book Bundle(humblebundle.com)
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Perhaps there's some back end tech, talent that would be useful for tackling Salesforces problems.
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You could prevent tranferring credits.
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It's possible for colleges to rescind degrees, so if you wanted to be particularly evil you could go down that route.
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(how) do you handle the case where someone gets a new number, and someone else gets their old one? It's a bit far-fetched, I know.
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That's not unique to ITT.
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> But, I think those reasons could also apply to a whole lot of other schools, profit, non-profit, private, and public. So why stop at ITT?
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> The reality is that everyone can do this. And why not? The need for a stable native (underclass) population to sustain the travelers.
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> For example, explaining your specific use case for the feature because that information could help whoever implements it. Then just post that.
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I was told to follow Zappas 'advice.'
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It's usually more honest. I guarantee I'm not working 8 hours straight in the office.
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http://dilbert.com/strip/2001-10-25
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It's a song that questions the way things are, the status quo. Maybe we can do better than rhinestone suits and new shiny cars. Very relevant to a site called "Hacker News"
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From yesterday: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12313808
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At the risk of looking ignorant (because I am) have there been any exploratory works on imposing term limits on SCOTUS justices? EDIT: Is 'exploratory' the correct term, at least in the PoliSci crowd?
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> Pair programming. I haven't had to work in an environment that requires it, and just looking at the wiki page makes it seem miserable. Do you really just sit at one workstation, with another person watching over your shoulder hagg
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Exactly.
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> Can someone explain how this happens? Principles aren't facts? People hold different sets of principles? I guess what I'm asking is: are these principles culturally universal?
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https://mailinabox.email
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Is there a way to get a legal copy if you don't have access to a mac? I've only been able to see a purchase option involving the mac app store.
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> Lesson learned... if you're ever assaulted or harassed at Amazon (and most females will be, eventually, in one form or another) Different kind of assault.
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How many people in USDS don't have substantial wealth from prior gigs though?
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> I have some questions about your argument that the atoms didn't cause their discovery Like what is the person that discovered them made up of, if not atoms?
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BWF requires, in my opinion, a bit more creativity. Put that hacker spirit to use!
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I hang them from my pull up bar. This (obviously) limits what you can do compared to a more open setup.
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I got a pull up bar and some gymnast rings. It's amazing how much of a mental hurdle going to the gym was. Now, I literally walk in my door, tear off my shirt, drop trow and get to work.
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I never made the connection between me being a loser and supermarket line speed before!

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