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by xenihn 8y ago
I'd also never seen it and find it very useful.
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by xenihn 8y ago
It doesn't seem to have any less sodium.
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by xenihn 8y ago
For me it involves shopping at Costco, but you'll be spending $120+ upfront and you will need freezer space.
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by xenihn 8y ago
Is everything offered that salty? My biggest issue with the packets of Indian food at Trader Joe's is how much sodium they have, otherwise I would eat 2-3 of those every day. I have to keep track of my sodium intake or my face bloats.
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by xenihn 8y ago
I don't really have any right now. When I get home from work, I just spend the rest of my evening in bed reading stuff on my phone or laptop. I'm trying to develop enough upper body strength to start bouldering. I have a pullup ba
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by xenihn 8y ago
Your background only matters for getting the interview. Whether or not you are hired depends on your actual performance during the onsite.
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by xenihn 8y ago
>You aren't going to gain the skills gained by a four year education in a week. I know someone who was able to pull it off in 2 weeks, though they were unemployed at the time. They got into Google with 7 years of prior experience at
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by xenihn 8y ago
This looks interesting, anyone taking/has taken the course?
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by xenihn 8y ago
>Presumably they were supposed to play LoL during that time I know some people at Riot and this is exactly it.
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by xenihn 8y ago
Sounds like Hong Kong.
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by xenihn 8y ago
I'd love to know how you feel about inheritance taxes.
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by xenihn 8y ago
Hah I beat you by 2 minutes. Thanks for the great books!
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by xenihn 8y ago
I recommend the No Bullshit books for anyone with no real math background past trig to get their feet wet, and/or anyone who hasn't done any serious math study for years. https://minireference.com/
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by xenihn 8y ago
Can anyone weigh in on the math recommendations?
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by xenihn 8y ago
What's your website?
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by xenihn 8y ago
Yes, some resellers sell brand-new 2015s. I got mine from B&H.
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by xenihn 8y ago
>Well, the judge has to base the decision on a whole bunch of laws. It's not like judges get to decide this on their own. This is a weird opinion to hold when you take the fact that two judges can come to two completely separate con
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by xenihn 8y ago
What's wrong with competition?
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by xenihn 8y ago
>It is a profile increasingly hard to find Only in an employee's market.
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by xenihn 8y ago
More than 95% of the ads that I actually notice are ads for things that I JUST bought. Like hours or days before.
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by xenihn 8y ago
What if they don't want help?
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by xenihn 8y ago
>The constant need for validation from other will in due course found to be yet another mental illness. Do personality disorders count as mental illness, or are they distinct?
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by xenihn 8y ago
Annoying you (and appealing to those who agree with them) is the author's intent. You are thinking about the article, maybe you'll even share it. The only thing that matters is grabbing your attention, and potentially the attentio
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by xenihn 8y ago
Starsiege: Tribes had both male and female avatars before it was cool. I miss it so much. The successors are all dead player-wise.
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by xenihn 8y ago
Sure. People with certain personality disorders are extremely good at reading others, and convincing them to do what they want. Two common (and apt) terms I see thrown about are "social chameleon" and "reality distortion fiel
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by xenihn 8y ago
>Often even making that straight-faced, respectful, comparable request will end a relationship. It's sad but it must be done. This is the best way to ferret out narcissists. You cut ties, but they don't necessarily hate you. Th
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by xenihn 8y ago
This is a huge issue in Hong Kong and Singapore too. The work hours in both are crazy.
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by xenihn 8y ago
If you want to see a bunch of fake reviews, search for Instant Pot cookbooks and read the reviews for those.
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by xenihn 8y ago
Can I ask what sector and languages/frameworks you use?
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by xenihn 8y ago
I know two people who are currently doing a CS MS who barely do any of their own assignments. They have friends help them, either by doing most of it or all of it. They can pass programming classes because tests are leniently graded, and at

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