SHOwnsYou

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by SHOwnsYou 11mo ago
Hello, There is no where to look. This is a fraudulent scheme. There is no way this works in any capacity when coupled with fractional reserve banking to increase the capital amount. Th core of the idea that could maybe work is allow indivi
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by SHOwnsYou 11mo ago
This is a redistribution scheme. It is a transfer of wealth to those who can take the risk to contract for the creation of the wealth generating assets. For example, a regular joe isn't going to start a construction company and win roa
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by SHOwnsYou 11mo ago
Hello! Novelty is incredible. While economics is basically voodoo, it appears you've stumbled onto a fast track to derailing the country. The federal reserve flipping $600 capital into $5400 of capital also creates $5400 of debt. Possi
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by SHOwnsYou 2y ago
More people are exposed to peanuts today than they were 100 years ago. What do you think about the possibility that this is similar to rates of other diseases "rising", where really it may be an artifact of access to new populatio
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by SHOwnsYou 2y ago
I'm sorry to hear your situation. Thymosin Alpha 1 (abbreviated TA1) is a peptide that upregulates T cell responses in the body. This directly helps the immune system perform better. This is hardly a cure all, but has certainly proven
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by SHOwnsYou 5y ago
Dude you’ve got to talk to someone. Not professionally (maybe that too) - but just a peer To talk to as a friend. The factual shit to ground you and connect you to someone else: where you grew up, how to met your wife, what college was like
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by SHOwnsYou 8y ago
This for me also.
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by SHOwnsYou 8y ago
I love the Walmart checkout machines. They suffered initially from poor software. The update made in the last 4 months or so is 100x better. I see two frequent problems. The first is people with a full cart of items. Without the lazy susan
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by SHOwnsYou 8y ago
The way you talk sounds like you're putting a lot of pressure on yourself. If you do that, it will manifest with unhealthy ways - stimulants, breakdowns, etc. My first year of undergrad was by far the hardest. Weed-out classes are a re
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by SHOwnsYou 8y ago
I very much prefer targeted ads. I don't have time to research the numerous products released each day that target my demographic. Seeing ads that are specific to my interests are important. I don't prefer seeing the same ad every
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by SHOwnsYou 8y ago
I'm not interested in lab grown meat. I don't each much meat anyway, but the meat that I do eat is grass fed & finished and raised semi-locally. I prefer the path closer to nature than to the lab.
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by SHOwnsYou 9y ago
This is a very disturbing question. Why do you want control over other people, especially with regard to casinos, betting, and porn? All of those are consensual indulgences. What is an ethical limit and who decides where the line is drawn?
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by SHOwnsYou 9y ago
Your first paragraph basically describes the sunk cost fallacy. People have put money in, so they will make sure the value doesn't drop below their investment.
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by SHOwnsYou 10y ago
I work in ecommerce. Enterprise lite sort of work. We have SLAs in place that require browser compatibilities. The tech stack tends to stay rather basic. jQuery is about as advanced as we get.
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by SHOwnsYou 10y ago
I hope his long game is launching solar arrays into space and beaming the power back to earth, effectively combining Tesla Motors, SolarCity, and SpaceX
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by SHOwnsYou 10y ago
Access to capital. Pay to play is very real in a number of sectors.
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by SHOwnsYou 10y ago
Ahh, I get it, Thank you! In the same way var scopes to window if defined outside of a function, let scopes it to the current script block. That is very neat. I'll read more into uses of let over var. Function level scoping a la var fe
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by SHOwnsYou 10y ago
From the article-- let x = 'outer'; function test(inner) { if (inner) { let x = 'inner'; return x; } return x; // gets result from line 1 as expected } test(false); // outer tes
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by SHOwnsYou 10y ago
Honest question here --- What is the difference between let and global variables? There are hundreds of articles written about the doom associated with PHP globals, but let appears to be universally lauded. I must be missing something, but
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by SHOwnsYou 10y ago
All the time. Demanding job + non-computer related hobbies limit my time to find new things I like. I patronize websites that are for my demographic. I follow people that advertise things I like. They do the initial sourcing, then I do the
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by SHOwnsYou 10y ago
I'm inclined to believe him. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taylor_Caby
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by SHOwnsYou 10y ago
The problem I have with simulation theory is why would the creators of the simulation be so cruel as to give the us (the sims) self realization. I can see creating a world of sims, running on autopilot, even with variable personalities, tal
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by SHOwnsYou 10y ago
Latency. If you're already hosting on AWS or GCE, using their databases is commonplace. But if you host your frontend, it doesn't make sense to talk to a database in a different datacenter when you could instead put it in the same
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by SHOwnsYou 12y ago
That is exactly what we're doing. I used Selenium to create all the tests. We have 10-15 websites that we build on the same framework, so in many cases, one test is applicable to every site.
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Monetizing Automated Testing?
2 points by SHOwnsYou 12y ago|3 comments
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by SHOwnsYou 12y ago
I tried to fill out the survey, but I left blank my frequent programs and my email address. Consequently I can't submit the rest of my answers. It may be beneficial to not require all answers for feedback to be submitted. Also question
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by SHOwnsYou 13y ago
Fellow California freelancer. I'm also get raked over the coals on insurance cost. Previously, my wife and I had great coverage (for us) for ~$220/month. After looking at our options on the California exchange, our costs are going
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by SHOwnsYou 13y ago
In the United States, a verbal contract is valid up to a contract value of $500. If someone tells you they'll give you a $10,000 to do or say something ridiculous (eat a week old pizza, drink milk through your nose, etc), you can'
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by SHOwnsYou 13y ago
Does he have a history of bad results? I'd have a pretty strong reaction to potential investors suggesting I replace a capable employee, but it sounds like you're ready to ditch him at a moment's notice. If he has a history o
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by SHOwnsYou 13y ago
I'm really curious about this but I can't find any examples on the website. Even in the documentation section, the Getting Started and Styling Reference both 404.

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