tachudda

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by tachudda 7y ago
Not sure about now, but I was a musician with a variety of instruments for about a decade in my youth. In my experience, private instruction was always locally advertised. For instance, I had lessons on oboe, violin and piano. The piano tea
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by tachudda 7y ago
A tunnel would need to be large enough to be maintained by humans when all the pallets crashed into each other and someone had to unjam it. We'd have a new kind of plumber
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by tachudda 8y ago
I suspect that with teachers teaching to a test, it improves bad teachers and holds good teachers back a little.
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by tachudda 8y ago
This is such a hard thing to measure, since programming isn't about how many widgets. Even how fast you complete a project. Often the team is making decisions about interface and data design that impact the project down the line. With
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by tachudda 8y ago
Where are you working that everyones a grown up?
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by tachudda 8y ago
Its really the density argument. Do you go for public transport and hope the density then follows to make it more worthwhile? The alternate of getting a dense place and then trying to add good transit options seems just as likely to fail. I
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by tachudda 8y ago
I assume the shell and racks will still be worthwhile in 5 years
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by tachudda 8y ago
I've seen 41% of first marriages end in divorce.
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by tachudda 8y ago
I'm curious if theres an industry that you think has figured out hiring, at least from a lying on resume standpoint I'm not sure which that would be.
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by tachudda 8y ago
Often times when I've seen this discussed, the reasoning behind straight cash vs just necessities, it often has to do with overhead. If you just give people money, its easier to administer, everyone in the program gets the same cash, t