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by anotherarray 10y ago
As a mere reader of this article, my only question is: Couldn't the bacteria be instead the result of a high body fat percentage?
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by anotherarray 10y ago
I waited to have a established career and money to pursue a Philosophy degree just for the sake of it. Many Americans obsess about graduating in their "dream field" before they're 22. It's much better not to worry about
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by anotherarray 10y ago
Google can be a huge troublemaker in countries with weak privacy laws. If I google my friends name, I can see their college grades, most legal occurrences (from company incorporation to lawsuits and alimony) and probably the equivalent to t
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by anotherarray 10y ago
It's part of the article's clickbait strategy. It's so distant from the truth that you can't even find information about pricing, plans ,conditions, etc. It's a nice way to get investors' attention though.
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by anotherarray 10y ago
The Bible provides a solid moral background for a very successful career in the long-term. I'd ask material atheists to go beyond the realms of Genesis and focus on the true revolutions it has brought about. Go ahead and read about Ren
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by anotherarray 10y ago
The Bible.
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Brazil’s Uplifting Olympics(nytimes.com)
2 points by anotherarray 10y ago|0 comments
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Peter Thiel Becomes First RNC Speaker to Say He's Proud to Be Gay [video](youtube.com)
25 points by anotherarray 10y ago|19 comments
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by anotherarray 10y ago
You're responsible for results, but that means recognizing your team is often giving their best. I agree with your second point. Still, there's a very thin line between "telling them what the problem is" and burning out
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by anotherarray 10y ago
Many colleagues would disagree, but I find the micromanaging attitude of CEOs to be extremely negative. If you did your job right, you have people that are much more experienced than yourself. The only smart move is to coordinate them and,
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by anotherarray 10y ago
"What happens in a future without work?" We like to answer with "basic income" or "we'll create new jobs", but that's not always the case. Uberization of prostitution, surrogacy, professional cuddlers
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by anotherarray 10y ago
No. Well-educated, cultured individuals can be just as ideological and destructive as "mere plebs". Take a look at contemporary Academia. What makes a democracy "work" is a set of established rules that secures the long-
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by anotherarray 10y ago
>I suspect either the elites or the explorers of today are better when it comes to understanding differing perspectives of gender, neurology, sexuality, race, age (should you beat your kids?), and a variety of other dimensions Sorry, but
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by anotherarray 10y ago
On top of this, if they think "he's slow, I could do this in 5 minutes", burning out becomes a lot easier.
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by anotherarray 10y ago
Although your front-end is a bit buggy, I did like the initiative. All the luck for you guys.
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FEMA Contractor Predicts 'Social Unrest' Caused by 395% Food Price Spikes(motherboard.vice.com)
1 points by anotherarray 10y ago|1 comments
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by anotherarray 10y ago
In my experience, minimalism and cohesion are also one of the best way to sell products. Just show how it's done. Be simple and clear. Don't try to spin. Don't inflate the future or past.
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by anotherarray 10y ago
As a software engineer, I started a food marketplace startup in Brazil ( http://liderfood.com.br/en ) and the black market was much larger than we could ever imagine. It's not just stolen food. There are entire industrie