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by ltnately 9y ago
A friend of mine while we were in school (RPI) interned at GE and apparently they receive tons of letters each Christmas sent to Santa which have 12345 as the zip that GE staff volunteer to reply to. https://dailygazette.com&#x2F
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by ltnately 9y ago
I've been using this for a few years for my resume since learning LaTex in college. Online LaTex editor includes previews of documents as you work. https://www.overleaf.com/users/sign_in And these are some templat
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by ltnately 9y ago
Stories of Your Life and Others.
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by ltnately 10y ago
IANALE-either but from my understanding the Pardon is so wide (only restriction being preventing from stopping an impeachment) that the President can and has Pardoned people preemptively. There are some other limits on it as well for practi
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by ltnately 10y ago
I had the same thought of it just shifted who you had to negotiate and convince group to the entire office instead of eliminating that aspect. Especially considering Buffer was mentioned and their formula was average for the role adjusted f
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by ltnately 10y ago
The only other information I noticed while reading was his law education. In 2007, Prince Mohammed graduated fourth in his class from King Saud University with a bachelor’s degree in law
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Sanmay Ved, Former Googler, Got Big-Time Reward After He Bought Google.com(huffingtonpost.ca)
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Open Letter to Consumers about Binge On(newsroom.t-mobile.com)
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by ltnately 11y ago
I think you can still get around that with some effort. In 2010, I purchased a dumb phone/sim card for use on a prepaid plan. At the time it was the only way to get onto a super cheap prepaid plan since they wouldn't sell you a si
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by ltnately 11y ago
From my limited understanding, the difference is the government having a reasonable level of certainty that the device in question contains the evidence they're looking for. The analogy I would use is a locked closet full of file boxes
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by ltnately 11y ago
There are a few (albeit limited) places to get into watchmaking as a career. One of the more interesting is The Lititz Watch Technicum ( http://lititzwatchtechnicum.org/ ) which is a 2 year certification program funded by Rol
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Three Days on the Startup Bus(theatlantic.com)
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by ltnately 11y ago
Directly from link To win, I have to be right on all three propositions. 1) The top 6 US companies at http://fortune.com/2015/01/22/the-age-of-unicorns/ (Uber, Palantir, Airbnb, Dropbox, Pinterest, and
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by ltnately 13y ago
I've had issues getting steadily worse all day across domain since ~9 am est or so. I just received this from Google as part of an auto reply to support ticket. "Thanks for your patience. Please read below for updates on the statu
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by ltnately 13y ago
Really good book on the subject that deals with why/ramifications of a society that's okay with "I can't do math" as a reasonable thing for an otherwise educated person. Innumeracy: Mathematical Illiteracy and Its Consequences John Allen Pa
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by ltnately 15y ago
I think it misses a key point of math which is to take an idea from a concrete example and expand it to demonstrate something in general.