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by zikzak 6y ago
Do you get most work through marketplaces like this or via people you wish have a connection with? I'm really interested in knowing if you could make a "good" living on these marketplaces if you want to sustain a middle class
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by zikzak 6y ago
I don't know about this person but I have an acquaintance who is a autistic and has three children, all on the spectrum, and they love them all. It never occurred to them that they should not have more children.
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by zikzak 6y ago
Grew up there and never heard of this! Hilarious! :)
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by zikzak 6y ago
I could have written all of your comments in this chain myself and am similarly confused. Sample size +1.
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by zikzak 6y ago
My friend and I would team up. He would fly with the joystick and operate trigger weapons. I would run the missiles and other keyboard systems. We'd also track system to system trading with notes, etc. Much debate on which missions to
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by zikzak 6y ago
I have given you the exact opposite advice. Sorry. Doh.
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by zikzak 6y ago
I am literally "big boned" and have found a NATO strap is what you want for good a good, secure fit.
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by zikzak 6y ago
I recently switched back to a regular watch recently. I needed vibrating alarms (have 3, which seems to be enough) and I like a countdown timer. I already had a Timex Expedition Shock that fit the bill in the basement from several years ago
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by zikzak 6y ago
There should be delay that is long enough that anyone would forget the rich, but it should also be "random". You'd want to avoid using it too often around observant people (one every two months, maybe). The watch touch and ri
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by zikzak 6y ago
I don't disagree on the reality, I am just saying that in my personal reading of various subreddits, forums, etc. I have seen countless posts and pundits saying what a great Job Trump and Kushner did on these agreements. It was clearly
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by zikzak 6y ago
There is a good Netflix series called Thieves Of The Wood that has a subplot about a social climber trying to "get his wig" (a symbol of the office he aspires to). Some very cool wigs. Takes place in 18th century Belgium.
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by zikzak 6y ago
Surely, some of it was also political theatre to give the US administration a win in the region (Mission Accomplished, all over again) in exchange for the sale of advanced weapons systems. Just my two cents.
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by zikzak 6y ago
The same person that can make a living on low balling web programming contracts on other sites can make a LinkedIn profile and do it there, too. What I have found interesting while doing some recent interviews for full time, remote develope
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by zikzak 6y ago
The basics of using it are here - https://logseq.github.io/#/page/getting%20started With respect to embedding source code - you can wrap it in "pre" and "code" tags, I believe. But are you refe
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by zikzak 6y ago
I was just trying to be funny :) Didn't really pull it off, I guess.
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by zikzak 6y ago
https://www.becomingminimalist.com/recognizing-happiness/
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by zikzak 6y ago
I was going to when elementary school around 1984 and definitely remember a kid with a TV watch. He only brought it to school once or twice. At the time, we probably only got cbc tv ota (I remember a French and English CBC channel, and I th
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by zikzak 6y ago
Please check out logseq.com (used GitHub as back-end with js doing commits from local storage, etc).
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by zikzak 6y ago
Combination of factors: - job sucked - grew up in a place where the weather changes all the time, daily sun was driving me nuts - got mugged at gunpoint by the gang members (fourth was in a running car close by) who stole my bike as backpac
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by zikzak 6y ago
Is Google indexing the content? Maybe you can search it that way.
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by zikzak 6y ago
I used to love this product but after a few weeks it started to only make the first 15% of the items available. You then have to use elevated permissions to remove the cached items directly behind these which sometimes results in damage to
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by zikzak 6y ago
We built this years ago in Clay.
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by zikzak 6y ago
Many of the process improvements we have made where I am over the last ten years boil down to "ok, stop, does this still make sense?" at each hand off. It helps that we make data driven decisions so the stakeholders know what they
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by zikzak 6y ago
I think it is important to note that a 10% drop (if mostly fat) can bring significant quality of life improvements for people who are experiencing issues related to obesity. Imagine you walk around with a 30 lbs bag of flour on your back al
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by zikzak 6y ago
The biggest lesson I took away from this experience in my own life was learning to leave tasks in a resumable state. If I did get to work on something, I would do my utmost to leave it in a state where I could come back to it and dig in rig
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by zikzak 6y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Guide_for_the_Perplexed I discovered this book in my early teens and it helped me in structuring my thinking about this sort of thing.
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by zikzak 6y ago
I lived there in the early 90s and loved it. Coming from a small Canadian city, the idea that I could get somewhere good that wasn't rural and return home in a day, on a train, was just mind blowing. I also made 4x my Canadian wage as
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by zikzak 6y ago
Tons of businesses exchange data like this (e.g. drop ship product availability, etc). Platform independent and easy to read over if things go wrong. I don't see the issue.
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by zikzak 6y ago
And the constant threat of nuclear annihilation.
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by zikzak 6y ago
When I was a kid (say early 80s) we would go to a camp about 60 minutes drive from our house in the city. In the summer, the round trip would leave a crust of dead inspects on the grill we'd have to scrub off when we washed the car. Th

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