nimz

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by nimz 7mo ago
Not many fans of The Office I see :)
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by nimz 7mo ago
Why tip someone for a job I'm capable of doing myself? I can serve food, I can drive a taxi, I can and do cut my own hair. I did, however, tip my urologist.
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by nimz 2y ago
The way I tested it was to create Share link, then navigate to it in an incognito window on Desktop and try to RSVP. I am still unable RSVP without login. Perhaps it works without login if you explicitly invite a certain email.
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by nimz 2y ago
I tested it with a sample event and I don't see any way to RSVP without logging into an Apple account. Maybe I'm missing something?
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by nimz 2y ago
Whoa, I'm doing the exact same thing right now for my son, and using Gmail as well. Blessings to you for this warning. I'm going to do something about changing the location of this mailbox asap.
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by nimz 3y ago
In the late 80s/early 90s when I was kite-battling, it was common to use these glass coated strings. I haven't played in decades, but it does seem quite dangerous now that I think about it as an adult. I'm glad the practice i
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by nimz 3y ago
In my youth, I participated in "kite fighting," a popular activity in my home country. During these battles, opponents maneuver their kites, attempting to cut each other's kite string through tricky aerial tactics. We used sp
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by nimz 4y ago
Your point is valid - we shouldn't take single-country risk in investing. Assuming you believe the world as a whole will get more productive and value creating, globally diversifying your stocks is the answer. As an example that suppor
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by nimz 4y ago
Congratulations on the launching to real users. I know how challenging that is and especially when your users are kids, I can imagine the pressure is much higher. One piece of feedback on your use of the term AI. While adding the term &quot
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by nimz 4y ago
A "real" demo video was exactly what I was looking for as well. Since the concept is so novel, seeing the product in action would increase my trust, and willingness to buy significantly. My skeptical side made me wonder if demos w
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Illinois RapidVent: Working prototype of an emergency ventilator for Covid-19(rapidvent.grainger.illinois.edu)
4 points by nimz 6y ago|0 comments
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Overcast has an all-new audio engine with professional-grade normalization(marco.org)
1 points by nimz 7y ago|0 comments
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by nimz 7y ago
The 50th anniversary of this day passed barely a month back. Pretty cool. Here is a more detailed NPR Segment on this story with pictures: https://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=114280...
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by nimz 7y ago
In addition, UIUC closed their in-person MBA program not long ago. Maybe a sign of things to come? https://www.insidehighered.com/quicktakes/2019/05/28/illinoi...
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by nimz 7y ago
This version has a more nostalgic video: https://youtu.be/5zA1Zkz5DUE
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The Warez Song(youtube.com)
1 points by nimz 7y ago|1 comments
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by nimz 7y ago
The topics aren't perfect either, unfortunately. For example, Sublime Text, as we know it, was first released in 2008 while the topic trends data you linked shows it being the leader in 2004.
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by nimz 7y ago
Great to hear and congratulations to the team. Amazing persistence. I used to be a huge Textmate fan - it was so revolutionary in its time. Unfortunately, I think it is too late. The Google Trends comparison of Textmate, Sublime Text and VS
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by nimz 7y ago
You must have taken the standard RIPE therapy which consists of 4 powerful drugs: rifampin, isoniazid, pyrazinamide, and ethambutol. Plus sometimes doctors add some other pills to control specific side effects a patient may be having like n
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by nimz 7y ago
True that they're being cautious to protect their investment in the drug. In the case of TB, it's taken seriously enough that the drugs used to treat MDR/XDR TB are taken under close medical supervision, especially brand new
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by nimz 7y ago
The reason is that in some trials of Delamanid, a rare but serious side effect called QT prolongation was uncovered. To monitor for this side effect, a patient needs to have regular EKGs done. Since Delamanid is not approved in many countri
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by nimz 7y ago
This advancement is especially promising because access to Delamanid (a drug similar to Pretomanid) is very difficult for patients in many countries. The company that developed Delamanid, Otsuka Pharmaceutical, has been extremely restrictiv
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Fullstack Cyber Academy is hiring instructors (red team and blue team) in NYC(fullstackacademy.workable.com)
1 points by nimz 8y ago
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by nimz 8y ago
That is certainly possible. However, the trick here is hidden in your saying the idea is "fully fleshed." Our temptation often is to fully flesh ideas either in our own imagination, with our friends, or with internet research. If
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by nimz 8y ago
You mentioned attracting co-founders so just adding one important piece of advice: don't be stingy about equity with your co-founders. Even if you were the one who came up with "the idea," or worked on it alone for a few mont
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by nimz 8y ago
$20K is a very low estimate for cost of owning a car. Edmunds estimates the 5-year "True Cost to Own" of a Toyota Camry for home-use is $35K. This is based on a 15K miles a year, Uber drivers can easily put on 50,000+ miles a year
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by nimz 8y ago
Interesting list, thanks! Feedback: All of your Amazon links go to amazon.in. Not necessarily a bug, but Amazon doesn't automatically switch to my local Amazon (in my case amazon.com), and so I end up copy pasting the product name into
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Learning to Attack the Cyberattackers(nytimes.com)
1 points by nimz 8y ago|0 comments
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Fullstack Academy is looking for developers who love teaching(fullstackacademy.workable.com)
1 points by nimz 8y ago
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Fullstack Academy is looking for developers who love teaching(fullstackacademy.workable.com)
1 points by nimz 8y ago

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