henrybaxter

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   by henrybaxter 10y ago

   I believe the author is arguing that, regardless of where you turn the knob (except off), you'll end up with a redistribution of wealth that helps some and hinders others. Put another way: any amount of immigration with current polic
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   by henrybaxter 13y ago

   Smart might be to buy a cut-off saw. Brilliant would be to find a working cut-off saw with blade for $20!
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   by henrybaxter 13y ago

   Also in Victoria (Fairfield) with three young ones, I'd love to meet techie families in town.
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   by henrybaxter 13y ago

   I think I understand why you decided to do that, but it might be worth an explanation modification. I tested my understanding of the rules by trying 21, and was surprised. Not that it's a big deal!
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   by henrybaxter 13y ago

   Getting a sum of 21 the first time gets you a score, and the second time (since you've already used that sum) it gets you a loss. I think it should make you lose the first time! Also, cool game thanks for sharing.
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   by henrybaxter 14y ago

   I did the same in high school, and now at uni it is paying off, my work looks great and is at least as easy to write as in a modern word processor except for good spelling and grammar checking. I haven't found a great solution for that ye
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   by henrybaxter 14y ago

   It's not clear to me whether the author has much experience actually working with lawyers, in law firms or otherwise. It would seem that experience, even a few years, would vastly improve the odds of building successful products and service
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   by henrybaxter 14y ago

   I think that's a good idea, but in practice it can be hard to strike a balance that I like. If you get to the question part too soon, or if the question requires too much of a leap or background knowledge, you can hit a brick wall.
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   by henrybaxter 14y ago

   I have kids (4 and under) and I sometimes wonder if my 'daddy answers' are a bit much. The kids sometimes get bored, sometimes overwhelmed, and generally have to do very little research themselves as I've covered the obvious bases. I'm curi
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    by henrybaxter 14y ago

    Driving is one of the few times I stop mindlessly reading mediocre content [1] on whatever screen happens to be in front of me and actually start thinking. It's a wonderful website and I'm sure some will gain great value from the product -
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    by henrybaxter 15y ago

    So ask her if she's willing to be on this project! Seriously though, ask your developer why there is a correlation between them and project success - if they can tell you, even if it shows they should be a business analyst, you're on to som
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    by henrybaxter 15y ago

    You can get the best of all worlds imo by using lxml, which supports the selectors you want, uses Python which I prefer, and in my experience lxml is more robust than BeautifulSoup. I spent more than a year writing hundreds of scrapers that