Hannan

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by Hannan 4y ago
I see; that sucks. I hope you get some answers and some financial/medical relief in the future.
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by Hannan 4y ago
I don't know if this can help you or not, but Mark Cuban's Cost plus Drug Company has 3 different glaucoma drop generics available that may be cheaper than how you're getting it today? https://costplusdrugs.com&#x2
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by Hannan 7y ago
I currently work 28 hours per week. This is the second time this has happened in my career. Both times the path was "be an FTE for a while at 40hr/wk, produce, wait for something bad to be suggested, quit, take contractor offer
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by Hannan 8y ago
You can hear about the experience of a POW, but it won't ever be the same as being a POW. Not trying to equate the two, just showing how telling/imagining aren't quite the same as experiencing.
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by Hannan 8y ago
Hey, thanks a ton. I'm only on the second video, and it already blows my mind how the man is even more the character than the character.
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by Hannan 8y ago
The project went several months over the proposed "schedule", which was inevitable, and I had told them as much. The team was not asked to pull any overtime to complete it in the proposed time frame. I took a 6 month sabbatical an
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by Hannan 8y ago
I'm not agreeing or disagreeing with you here (nor have I ever been military in any remote respect), but there are some overlapping truths in that page, e.g. "Employ your command in accordance with its capabilities", under &q
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by Hannan 8y ago
>> Oh, and curse you Americans for your ludicrous booze prices. A bottle of Lagavulin 16 here is $75. I'll readily admit the heavier cost is easier to swallow given our petrol and electricity prices. edit: petrol instead of gas
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by Hannan 9y ago
It seems like there's way more on the low side than the high side, at least looking at Table 1 (below) from this PDF from the GAO: https://www.gao.gov/assets/680/670153.pdf Edit: below, the table contents
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by Hannan 9y ago
> If he lives another 60 years that is a bit more than $1.25M Over $7 million if he can get 5% annually.
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by Hannan 9y ago
CGP Grey has a video that discusses the automation issue, including the "Why is it different this time?" question. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Pq-S557XQU
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by Hannan 9y ago
- Hill Climbing - Local Maximum - Gradient Descent I don't pretend to have any sort of expertise in these sorts of discussions, so I thought I would throw out some easily wikipedia'd terms that seem to back your thoughts regarding
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by Hannan 10y ago
Yes, if all goods widely increased in cost (or at least, most). If it's only the goods that people buy in anticipation of (e.g.) a catastrophe, or goods that rely on those aforementioned goods to be manufactured and/or delivere
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by Hannan 10y ago
That's very likely to happen, unfortunately... I did run across this link, which might explain why when you asked your initial question I was thinking "no way", but after reading the recent agreements was like "maybe so&
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by Hannan 10y ago
It's complicated and depends on things like where you're charging and whether or not it's a "fee" for using the card vs. offering a cash discount (how these are not essentially equivalent is beyond me): Sections 1.5
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by Hannan 10y ago
Excellent, thank you!
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by Hannan 10y ago
>> [0] and there are many people who think ORMs are a terrible idea Do you have any links perchance? Because I can't shake the feeling that I'm a pariah among the developer community for thinking this way.
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by Hannan 10y ago
>> I see this in politics a lot. So much so, it's even called that. :) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Politician%27s_syllogism
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by Hannan 10y ago
>> I don't feel safe expressing my opinions publicly for this very reason. I'll admit, I'm having a hard time not bringing up the concept of SJW "safe zones" in regards to this statement. #Apophasis
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by Hannan 10y ago
As someone who leans heavily Democrat, I disagree. There are many Trump "supporters" who just extremely dislike/disagree with Clinton. That doesn't mean they back "all he stands for" much as I don't pe
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by Hannan 10y ago
That's true, I stand corrected.
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by Hannan 10y ago
He placed HTML inside a COM (comment) segment of the JPEG, which is perfectly legal. The ending of his HTML is "<!--" which starts an HTML comment, telling the browser to ignore all the data which follows (the image data). Si
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by Hannan 10y ago
Just watched all of that, thanks for posting. As an old (young?) Ren & Stimpy fan, I had no idea of the backstory. Also, even though Howard Stern's dad weighed in, I'm not sure who I side with. I can honestly see both sides
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by Hannan 10y ago
Any chance you can give a rough number on the costs you were quoted? The linked pages don't mention it at all, as far as I can see.
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by Hannan 10y ago
Don't listen to the other comments. Your job is to teach the concepts. Implementation details are a separate concept to be learned on the job. You're teaching crafts(wo)men, not Unsullied. I remember my first job not knowing th
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by Hannan 10y ago
>> Probably also a seizure of all patents. I had been following this thread with a certain amount of blasé, but the thought of seizing a patent portfolio and releasing it into the public domain makes me raise an eyebrow or three.
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by Hannan 10y ago
>> That's probably the least offending name that ever resulted from an internet poll. Indeed. e.g. http://knowyourmeme.com/memes/events/dub-the-dew
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by Hannan 11y ago
>> Are the advances in the ACH system going to do away with fees that include a percentage component? Didn't Stripe just debut ACH that had (admittedly an initial percentage based) pricing capped at $5? They have a $10,000 limit
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by Hannan 11y ago
That's my mistake, I was assuming just federal income tax, thanks for the correction.
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by Hannan 11y ago
>>As for fair share, 1/3 is not enough? 1/3 would probably be enough, but they're paying ~1/5.

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