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> Our Amazon journey started in January 2018 when HyperVolt released the first massage gun on the market. We were so careful with this product that we began designing our patented design in February 2019 and launched our first massage g
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Yep. It’s circular logic all the way down.
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I’m grateful for being born to loving parents, a sound mind, a faithful wife, happy children, a fulfilling career, and confidence of purpose. I live a blessed life and am humbled by the same.
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I’m not sure that analysis is any more flattering. She had children knowing she was at serious risk of significant incarceration. Pretty awful situation she’s created for innocent children.
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She had children specifically hoping it would help her avoid harsh punishment. She’s a manipulative sociopath…having children was more of the same.
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I have a history tab on the Jira issue, so I can see my previous description, stripped of formatting. I should be able to cut and paste or press a button to restore the description, but no.
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As someone whose team just got bitten - again - by Jira descriptions being overwritten by an unwitting user with unsaved changes, I feel you. I just can’t imagine why it isn’t easy to recover a previous description and its formatting. Jira
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I think you need to re-read what I wrote.
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I've got young children and am not willing to move (for any amount of money). If he'll let me work remote, then I'm down!
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If I were younger, I’d work for either of them. I’m not fragile.
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I find analysis of this type petty and stupid. It’s like arguing Doyle Brunson was just really lucky. How much success, across multiple decades in so many different fields of business and technology, must someone acquire before meeting your
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> This article reads like an abused partner defending their abuser. You should read a few stories about working for Steve Jobs (or head to YouTube and watch interviews). This article is extremely mild, in comparison.
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Twenty years ago. I’ve no doubt Musk is mercurial, but the time gap alone is enough to render the article likely moot.
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The struggle is real!
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I was considering one of these last year but one of the reviews I watched suggested the experience wasn’t as good if you are a lefty. The UI, according to them, was tuned for a right-handed writer’s experience and they frequently triggered
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You can't quantify success in a PhD with a single variable. Of course, but I'd bet the farm there's a very strong correlation!
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Except you can buy your way into tutoring too, and pay for test accommodations, and so forth and so on. I don't buy this. It's like saying someone has a remarkable physique or remarkable fitness only because they used PEDs when
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4. You are not fucking suppose to verify or reference check on me before I even had my interview or offer. So now my boss / management knows I am job hunting? Many years ago, I posted my resume on a job site to see what my options we
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1. Some application processes ask me to upload my resume and then want me to manually enter it again in a series of web forms. I'm not interested in spending 30+ minutes manually copying and pasting the resume I just uploaded. I figur
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I just went through the job search process (and actually found my job thanks to Hacker News) and was astonished at how many job posting and job application antipatterns I observed. Here’s just a few: - job descriptions that don’t tell me an
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Yep. I remember it being recognized as essential for payments in 2002.
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They have some of the best minds in the world working for them. Their knowledge of glass, the physics of light, materials, and related manufacturing is unmatched.
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+1 on the museum I did some consulting for Corning back in the late 2000s and took an afternoon to visit the museum. I can't recommend it enough. Corning is an exceptional company and so much of our technology, from fiber-optics to mon
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Yet.
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The road to hell is paved with good intentions…
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Sprints provide natural alignment for multiple teams trying to coordinate. They also provide data about how your team makes software, frequent (scheduled) points when change is acceptable, and repetition that allows habits to form. And for
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Location: Amarillo, Texas Remote: 100% Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Go, Kubernetes, AWS, C#, .NET, Javascript, SQL Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/trent-nix-a051b978/ Email: trent at sciencero
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2 year trip? At that speed, you’d zip by faster than the Griswold family vacationed at the Grand Canyon. We should have something orbiting Neptune or at least on its way. I’ll be a very old man before anything could get there if we want to
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Amarillo, Texas! Anyone? :-)
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This has nothing to do with climate change, and everything to do with a tangential topic: energy generation. Colorado has more residents with larger domiciles than ever before, and the supply has not kept up with the demand. Additionally, a

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