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by wapz 9y ago
Is this the charge 2? I think there's only one version of "charge HR".
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by wapz 9y ago
I read both articles and don't understand why wikipedia would ever have to sell. Would they really go bankrupt before putting in ads on the sidebar? I'm sure they understand the only reason another company would buy them is to m
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by wapz 9y ago
I also recommend the kitchen mats at costco. I'm not sure if they still sell them but for $15 I couldn't tell the difference (well any large difference) between it and the $150 ergo mats I've tried.
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by wapz 9y ago
You can jump on a stationary bike when you code! I have my road bike on a trainer in front of my computer (standing desk) and I can code while training. The height is almost perfect because the handlebars go under the keyboard platform (it&
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by wapz 9y ago
I really don't think someone just said "hey everyone we're all gonna plan during our SCRUM meeting today." My guess is everyone in the group already participated in some exercises (maybe the group has an "exercise
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by wapz 9y ago
This is what I recommend too. If someone declines me politely with a reason like "Sorry I'm busy today, maybe next time." I'll probably wait a week or so and invite them again if I want to eat lunch with them. If they re
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by wapz 9y ago
Can you tell me what the vouching system is? Is that another word for giving upvotes to comments?
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by wapz 9y ago
I think the algorithm would show which photo the "most" users would like is. What if you're someone who loves cats like no other and puts a cat on your shoulder (or wears a cat t-shirt or something). You're probably goin
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by wapz 9y ago
Maybe his response would have been "Thank you for memorizing obscure formulas. Unfortunately, we look for motivated employees who study relevant topics pertinent to work." Like really I don't know what to expect. I wonder wha
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by wapz 9y ago
I was recently asked to calculate the fibonacci sequence value in an O(log n) time complexity. I had no clue how to do it and explained that I can solve it in O(N) easily but don't even know how to approach the O(log n) method. I knew
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by wapz 9y ago
Aren't hammock's real bad for your back over longer periods of time? This is just something I've heard and not researched but I had the impression you needed your back mostly "straight" when sleeping.
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by wapz 9y ago
I totally read that in the opposite way at first. I thought he was saying " today is high volume, fast paced..." then I read the rest of the article and was a little confused.
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by wapz 9y ago
I only got about 4 hours on an older ultrabook (about 5 years ago) with an SSD. I'm not sure what you get these days but under in the 3.5-4.5 hour range isn't very good IMO.
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by wapz 9y ago
Wow I've never heard of that. The most tabs I've ever personally used is around 25 to do some server stress testing (very low-scale). The most I've ever seen is around 35 from one of my coworkers that uses tabs instead of boo
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by wapz 9y ago
Can't you pick up an XPS or thinkpad with essentially your ideal specs and linux? The one thing is you won't get great battery life on the ultrabooks because they usually have smaller 4 cell batteries I believe.
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by wapz 9y ago
What are you using 100+ tabs for?
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by wapz 10y ago
Ahh. I'm guessing he has complete rights to not fly, but I don't know if they have rights to physically remove a non-aggressive/dangerous passenger. I of course don't know the law.
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by wapz 10y ago
So I don't know how much you know the law, but I worked at a public swimming pool (run by the city) and we had a patron that was screaming at everyone and refused to leave (she was in the water). We called the police and they told the
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by wapz 10y ago
Did they issue you multiple $50 vouchers like the other person said? I fly mostly from SFO to HND (Japan) and it would be worthless if I only got $50 off a flight.
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by wapz 10y ago
The one terrible experience I had with United is when I was flying from Japan to SFO connecting at LA. We arrived at LA and didn't see our connecting flight on the flight status screen and went to customer service. The lady said "
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by wapz 10y ago
I think that's a little overboard. If you just wash your hands with soap and water and dry them with a non-bacteria infected towel I'm guessing you shouldn't be at risk.
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by wapz 10y ago
Thanks I'll look into this. For 3+ months I tried my best to eat well over my daily energy expenditure by drinking lots of juices and eating tons of pasta. I would just end up feeling bloated (I'm a guy) and have to cut down on ac
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by wapz 10y ago
I wear goggles.. If you are a swimmer you know googles won't keep your eyes dry.
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by wapz 10y ago
I really wonder this too. I've known people who used daily contacts but would leave them in for multiple days at a time (and one was a swimmer). I've swam a lot with my contacts before as I'm mostly blind without my contacts
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by wapz 10y ago
Has anyone here who's not trying to lose weight try any of these diets? I'm thinking of trying the every other day diet because it supposedly helps your immune system and boost focus (I don't know the validity of this part)
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by wapz 10y ago
If he lived next to the bars or downtown that would probably be reasonable, but I can't imagine he would bring in too much money (as opposed to living in a large metropolitan area).
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by wapz 10y ago
> 20+ miles out in the middle of nowhere That's the reason there are no cabs and I don't blame cab drivers. They don't get paid to sit around 40 minutes to find a passenger. I'm surprised that finding an uber in one o
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by wapz 10y ago
I'm really surprised at how the search is going too (by the article). "Go find these documents." "Didn't find them." "Okay go again." "Okay." Now if you're an employee that has any of t
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by wapz 10y ago
How is the mortality rate of wind and hydro calculated? Is it from engineers being killed during maintenance/construction? It feels like those two would have a mortality rate or something similar to "a house."
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by wapz 10y ago
Yup. I think it can give you a 99% certainty what condition you don't have, but not what you have. Especially not without physical recognition.

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