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by RandomInteger4 7y ago
Done. Apologies.
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by RandomInteger4 7y ago
My point was that I'm seeing signals that we're repeating history. Why do these home flipping courses pop up? You think they just come out of thin air? No. It means that there are market conditions that would allow an entrepreneur
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by RandomInteger4 7y ago
Are there any ways to hide leverage?
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by RandomInteger4 7y ago
Is this why I've been seeing signs advertising something like "learn how to flip houses like a PRO! Call 555-555-5555" popping up around my little suburban town? Also bank managers hitting up my elderly relatives for home equ
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by RandomInteger4 7y ago
Premature brain development likely means that the pruning stage of brain development occurred too early and too rapidly. That or the brain formed too many connections too rapidly before the pruning stage. Either way, the very structure of t
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by RandomInteger4 7y ago
Pro-Tip: when you get a medication, make sure you're prepared to be doing something productive after you take it, otherwise you may end up browsing social media with a sense of focus like never before. Also, invest time in learning how
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by RandomInteger4 7y ago
Can you elaborate? Hasn't that always been a thing?
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by RandomInteger4 7y ago
Running shoes are fine, but after you stop rotating at the hip, you've reached the bottom of the stretch for the hamstrings, and everything else is just stretching the lower back for no apparent reason; could lead to a bulging disk.
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by RandomInteger4 7y ago
Oh wow, yeah I just checked it out ( https://exrx.net/WeightExercises/Hamstrings/BBStraightLegDea... ) Das ist no bueno. At least he's using light weight, so it's less likely that he'll bulge a disk,
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by RandomInteger4 7y ago
This reminds me of a job I recently did for a company that had duplicate Google Analytics tags. I removed one thinking I was helping only to be yelled at when their numbers were cut in half the following month. After I explained that they w
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by RandomInteger4 7y ago
Why was this comment flagged?
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by RandomInteger4 7y ago
While there may be some truth here, I am highly suspicious because this story feels like corporate sponsored FUD 101.
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by RandomInteger4 7y ago
Hmm ... I wonder if they have an edit limit where old edits get erased if you keep editing, sort of like that trick someone came up with years ago for pinging the credit bureau so many times so that eventually your credit looked better sinc
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by RandomInteger4 7y ago
Im not a fan of Trump, but this phenomenon of beurocrats using deceptive math in public policy data is not unique to him.
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by RandomInteger4 7y ago
Not sure, but ... Pro-Tip: If you come to the US, please throw poopy toilet paper in the toilet and not the little trash can next to the toilet which is meant for women's hygiene products.
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by RandomInteger4 7y ago
> Being non-vegetarian in the US means eating meat every day, pretty much every meal. Huh? No it doesn't.
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by RandomInteger4 7y ago
When I was immersed in the leftist outrage bubble, I used to think this video was ridiculous and insulting, but after breaking out of that bubble, this video has become startlingly accurate.
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by RandomInteger4 7y ago
Sounds good in terms of lack of pauses between words and his general voice, but you can tell something is off due to the cadence and at times it seems like words trail off into breathlessness.
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by RandomInteger4 7y ago
I like Pinker's views with regard to violence and such, but I think he has largely missed the mark on this point. Maybe I'm just trying to generalize my own situation so as not to feel alone (sort of ironic I guess).
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by RandomInteger4 7y ago
Sources: https://www.wsj.com/articles/viewers-dont-add-up-to-profit-f... http://fortune.com/2016/10/18/youtube-profits-ceo-susan-wojc... https://www.bloomberg.com/news&#x
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by RandomInteger4 7y ago
Maybe I'm mistaken, but my understanding is that YouTube has been operating at a loss for its entire existence.
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by RandomInteger4 7y ago
If you're playing chess against someone, it would be absurd to ignore the positions of their pieces when deciding your next moves, especially given that the positions of the pieces are open knowledge. Stop trying to make strategic deci
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by RandomInteger4 7y ago
TL;DR - Malicious apps are malicious.
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by RandomInteger4 7y ago
Hmm, that makes sense. Given that though I would say griefing is a sub-category of bullying then, or a tool used by the bullying party (inheritance vs. composition I guess).
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by RandomInteger4 7y ago
For Minecraft, it largely depends on the server and how it's moderated or lack thereof. Some servers have a higher degree of toxic behavior than others. It is called 'griefing' rather than 'bullying' though.
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by RandomInteger4 7y ago
What are they monopolizing in social media? People? Are we going break up Facebook by telling Jim and Dan that they have to use two separate social media sites and can no longer communicate via the same social media site?
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by RandomInteger4 7y ago
Sure sure, that's what you WANT us to think! How many super mutant criminals have just escaped due to this?
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by RandomInteger4 7y ago
According to wikipedia, caffeine can be synthesized, but is normally just obtained as a byproduct of decaffeination. If anything would increase in price, it would be energy drinks and other caffeinated beverages. Price increase would probab
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by RandomInteger4 7y ago
You should be more positive about yourself. You're interesting. I believe in you.
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by RandomInteger4 7y ago
Notch seems to have gone a bit off the deep end, and I'm not referring to his conservative views. His tweets often sound incoherent. Maybe English isn't his strongest skill? I can't tell. Someone in the Minecraft YouTuber com

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