mbarronj

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by mbarronj 7y ago
The best Defenestration is a good Offenestration
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by mbarronj 7y ago
I call them "Secret Plans". You gotta save up the emotional energy and reward. On so many projects, you get the same neuro-chemical reward by talking about your project plans and how cool the result will be, as you do by making pr
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by mbarronj 7y ago
I would imagine most software "contractors" that work for a major company are not 1099 - that carries a bunch of risks. Most "Contractors" are W2 employees of a labor for hire company. That still seems perfectly legal. &
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by mbarronj 7y ago
Not only wave length, but also beam width. The laser is spatially very compact. Radio waves need larger antenna apertures to be that focused. It's hard to get tight spatial resolution with a beam that looks like a balloon animal. Also,
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by mbarronj 7y ago
That's hardly even the cost of the exploratory committee, let alone the initial train ride. . .
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by mbarronj 7y ago
That's a really fascinating thought. We often hear and talk about "public health" in the US - but also have serious issues with approving "public" health organizations and care providers. It's ironic how we wan
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by mbarronj 7y ago
This is only when it involves dueling with one's opponent
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by mbarronj 10y ago
I found a huge improvement in my life by changing how I thought about conversations. I'm in a position (and have been in the past) where I _could_ make large decisions by fiat. But I don't. I discuss them with stakeholders. In tho