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lesss365
7y ago
No, they don't. Methamphetamine and amphetamines are quite different. Methamphetamine is neurotoxic and crosses the blood brain barrier at twice the rate that amphetamines do. Equating the two is misleading, wrong, and will create stig
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7y ago
Churchill was one of them
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7y ago
Strain on the eyes and blue light, iirc, suppresses a hormone related to sleep. Been wearing a pair for the past two years after a coworker recommended them after I mentioned my eyes always feel super strained by the end of the day and have
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7y ago
Sorry if it isn't obvious and I come off as clueless for asking, but is this to gauge bureaucracy?
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7y ago
>After interviewing everyone from a professional juggler to a building surveyor who worked out of a garden shed, Holliss found some common disadvantages and negative impacts: mental health suffered (anxiety, stress, depression), isolatio
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7y ago
This. Just to add, aspergers isn't something that can be turned on or off at will, unlike x-ray vision.
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8y ago
Does it still hold that SSDs are harder to recover data from than HDDs? Or is that out the window?
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8y ago
Lol, nah been logged in for sometime, came across your wonderful comment, and found it funny that the internet white knight stereotype exists at this extreme. In this case, someone willingly narcing on a mega corporation's behalf, for
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8y ago
You volunteer your time to police HN threads in the name of monopolies who carry out the same shit. Great job!
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8y ago
Similar experience. It's why I can't stand to listen to Led Zeppelin and absolutely despise showtunes...
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8y ago
Being stuck on the subway several times a week with 1 or more people playing bass dependent music/game audio through their phone speakers... shoot me now.
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8y ago
Thanks man, I appreciate your feedback!
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8y ago
Thank you for raising this usability issue! Definitely noting that for the next round of updates
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8y ago
By no means is it in the category of best, but I like to think it's at least fun. http://shanelessa.com It's missing an about section, but that's because I wanted to experiment with my site, work, and resume speak
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8y ago
Not to mention they paid nothing in federal taxes
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8y ago
What made you switch to development?
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8y ago
Low unemployment is good for obvious reasons, but like the inverting of the yield curve rate, it's been a predictor of the last few recessions. After it bottoms and starts to move into an upwards trend a recession tends to follow.
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8y ago
All I know is that I'm in a good place with my experience in finance and my gains, and was just trying to share information. And fyi, the information shared isn't "mine", it's what's used in the industry, and t
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8y ago
Not peddling, just offering insight from someone who has experience in this field. Sure no one can time the market, but they can use techniques to assist in their decision making. If you're an American, the number isn't 10%. 32% o
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8y ago
Of course, glad to share resources/information. I would add, for US markets, keep an eye on Treasury yield curve rates and look for inversions between shorter time frames and longer time frames. This has been an indicator which has pre
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8y ago
And this imaginary "Bob" still lost a ton of potential gains and psychological trauma because of his poor timing. He did not come ahead of the 90% of investors, he was in the 90%. Investing blindly in any market is a terrible idea
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8y ago
Rather than be dismissive, present your case. Moving averages and rsi are not the same as drawing arbitrary triangles. They actually measure trends in buying, selling, and price movements over a given period. And if you actually look at the
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8y ago
If you're considering following the suggestions of investing in the stock market, hold off until a possible Brexit market reaction passes in March. Also, wait to see if the S&P can get up and hold steady above $2750. If it can'
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Pretty sure he's Jewish, and he gives the impression that he's seeking attention through acting like an edgelord and spouting extreme/hateful BS. I have a mixed racial background and am of Jewish heritage, and could never tak
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8y ago
And what do you say to public elementary, junior high, and high schools?
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8y ago
Here's your chance https://www.predictit.org
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8y ago
Would suggest learning some usability as well. Don't Make Me Think is a good one. Also, read up on Nielsen Group's publications
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8y ago
To go against the current a little bit, hold off on investing in the stock market as of now. The market is likely to turn downwards within the next year or two. There are too many indicators pointing to this. Hold off and wait for the major
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Somewhat related, it seemed like Netflix (and many others) was carrying out a similar strategy to inflate their number of subscribers to show investors, by allowing users to sign up for endless free trials through creating new email address
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8y ago
This is a perfect out-of-tutor-session reference for my novice data analysis pupils. Will be sharing with them later today. Thank you!
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