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huffmsa
2y ago
Okay, so what's an income based repayment plan for a loan?
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2y ago
I had a theory in school that this was the case for presentations too so I always forced myself to go first. No one else to compare me against, and no sitting around getting jittery.
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2y ago
I personally visualize them at a table from time to time.
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3y ago
For some. My mother had a pretty solid biology and medical background before covering medical news.
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3y ago
I, for one, appreciate how jacked everybody in Renaissance art is.
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3y ago
Managers shouldn't have to push testing and bug repro. That should come from your senior engineering staff
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3y ago
If anyone's ever asked: - what do you do? - where do you live? - are you married? - have any kids? They're asking about your money and your sex life.
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3y ago
"Where is the light coming from?" "The same place as the music" https://twitter.com/siracusa/status/1122834984228806656?t=_H...
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3y ago
If I'm drinking calories in the form of fermented grass juice -- or anything that isn't plain water -- it'd better be delivering some sort of effect having substance, be it caffeine or alcohol.
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4y ago
Gotta keep those 2020-2022 vintages on a slow decline so they can raise the next fund.
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4y ago
Yes, though most westerners don't know anything but TikTok out of byte dance
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4y ago
It's one thing to know something, it's another to actually see it first hand.
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4y ago
> digital interface Like a touchscreen?
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4y ago
You don't just write in the water droplets?
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4y ago
A potato is far more energy dense than popcorn. 2 cups of popcorn looks like a good amount of food, but it's only ~150cal. A good way to trick your brain into thinking it's doing a lot of eating. Source: worked for me. And is a ba
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4y ago
Satoru Iwata took a large pay cut when Nintendo was in a downturn in 2014ish
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4y ago
More money doesn't make the wind blow more often. And there's only.so much capital that can be spent on material science before you hit a limit on the rate of improvement per unit time
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4y ago
What that really means is that they either: 1) aren't doing the sensor fusion we all think they are, out of inability to access the data. 2) the models (and therefore modelers) aren't good enough to use the data they have correctl
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4y ago
The little arrow by the E is supposed to point to the fuel cap side. E> means right <E means left
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4y ago
Plants don't typically pull lead out of the soil through their roots. Your main concern should be surface contamination from soil getting splashed onto the plant when it's watered / rains
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4y ago
Leonardo didn't do the Sistine chapel, he didn't even have the focus to finish the Mona Lisa and deliver it to his patron. And yes, Leonardo was probably the occasional doodler, as he was the occasional inventor, scientist and hor
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4y ago
Think about how much work goes I to supplying a basketball or baseball stadium for a single game for a comparative headcount (less the animals).
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4y ago
It's a top of the class M2 model with cartoonishly big wing, but has been badged as the bare bones entry level 218i model as a joke.
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4y ago
Just like how you don't really expect later devs to learn the intricacies of your hand rolled deployment setup. The difference is, kubernetes is pretty standardized and therefore learnable in a repeatable way, unlike the Frankenstein o
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4y ago
If it's just reviewing people at a higher standard, I don't see how that'll turn high performers away.
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They can and should. That's the sign of a happening place. When reconstruction and replacement stops, it's a sign of decline
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4y ago
Your lump of flesh is constantly replacing and repairing it's components
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4y ago
Not at all. You use a compressor or some other means to increase the pressure. That's what the electricity is for.
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4y ago
Franklin's revenge
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4y ago
Swans are deceptively large and aggressive, though it's a myth that they've broken people's arms. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-17736292
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