arthole

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by arthole 13y ago
I agree with littlegiantcap on exercise and D3 and sunlight- HUGE difference. especially if you can look at your life and realize you feel differently in the summer than you do in winter or spring. But there is one realization that has sa
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by arthole 14y ago
don't reinvent the wheel. shopify is good enough and it's an incremental cost on each of her sales. how do you feel about maintaining this code if you guys break up? yeah... your caution is well founded. she's a client (who isn't paying
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by arthole 14y ago
start now. what's holding you back? I was at a university surplus site today and saw lots of cheap equipment. I'm assuming you are in love with BioChem... so why not start setting up your own lab? If you want to work on a problem, start w
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by arthole 15y ago
search for user groups in your area on the tech you are interested in/good at and go to them. it's a good way to make contacts. and be open about that fact that you are looking for a job. you will probably have more luck finding somethin
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by arthole 15y ago
ha. the status quo gets destroyed sooner or later anyway. stasis is a form of change because stasis turns into degeneration. The status quo requires energy to remain the status quo. the real problem is not moving fast enough, in not bein
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by arthole 15y ago
it's okay that it's painful. pain means you need to be doing things differently. That is why you feel pain. don't attach to it. you don't have to "admit" failure. Life is not a test. There may be someone in need of your tech skills that
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by arthole 17y ago
I've had the exact same problem for years and after much fiddling around I too recommend vitamin D3. it's the same as produced by the body from sunlight. eat more fruits and vegetables. maybe take a multivitamin and fish oil daily. exer
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by arthole 17y ago
I am an atheist on most days. and I am not a materialist. If I have to self-classify, I am an idealist. for tdoggette, you are wrong. There are many things that exist that are not part of material reality. My personal favorites are numb
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by arthole 17y ago
you are making this harder then it is. do you live together? and is this really a conversation about marriage and babies and you just aren't reading between the lines? #1 follow your dreams. don't compromise that because it compromises yo
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by arthole 18y ago
because your fuzzy allocation is going to change from table to table, it would probably be best to keep a master table of fuzzy allocations. something along the lines of columnname, lowvalue, highvalue, weight that way, you could keep all y
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by arthole 18y ago
David Beazley's Python Essential Reference. you can do chapter 1 examples with the python basics in the interpreter and go from there. by far the easiest and best programming book I've ever come across. All the basics in one remarkably sho
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by arthole 18y ago
EVERNOTE! I can't say enough good about this program. i use it everywhere (mac, web, macbook, iphone). it's certainly not perfect (auto indent?, the ability to copy check boxes) but it is certainly good. I use a moleskine too, but for se
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by arthole 19y ago
Do it. Based on your question, you are looking at the visual arts. So, what kind of art are you going to do? do you want to sell work in galleries? If so, do it. but don't commit half way. Be prolific. Don't paint for 4 years and then