throwaway111222

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by throwaway111222 12y ago
I also have IBS and was diagnosed years ago, but I never heard of different classifications that you mentioned, IBS-C or IBS-D. Mostly, I classify the severity as "day-to-day", workdays usually being the worst. I haven't trie
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by throwaway111222 15y ago
From a Product Management standpoint, this is good advice. But what do you do when you're a software developer who sees these problems but have your hands tied by management?
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by throwaway111222 16y ago
I am seriously considering starting an @home project to simulate this.
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by throwaway111222 16y ago
These kids were business majors. I would fail them not on the principle of cheating, but because they cheated and got caught. First rule of cheating: never pass the exam with 100%
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by throwaway111222 16y ago
He's not better than that. You have to remember, he caters to an Apple audience. Because of this, when he is critical of Apple, his tone is soft and non-threatening so as to not offend his audience. When he is critical of his competitors, h
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by throwaway111222 16y ago
This is why I never contributed to open-source software. I guess it's just an irrational fear of failure at the bottom of it.
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by throwaway111222 16y ago
Sometimes good posts are worth rerunning.
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by throwaway111222 16y ago
I'm there too. I often measure myself against the fact that Einstein invented the theory of relativity in his early 20s. Meanwhile, I'm 30 now with a Masters degree in CS that I feel is worthless, writing what amounts to string concatenatin