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PlugTunin
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Comment #38381767
Can you clarify the meaning of 4 tildes surrounded by the letters 'cul', for those of us who are new around here? Thank you
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Comment #30844639
I'd rather work with someone who's honest about how they operate than with someone who uses action as a verb.
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Comment #30773809
You need from 24-30+ credits of Accounting coursework in every state. No one is taking 8-10 accounting classes in college to round out their electives. 99% of CPAs have a business …
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Comment #30767612
You're confusing SITTING for the exam with being issued a license -- it's the latter where you'll need a degree. The rules are set up to allow college students, who are close to gr…
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Comment #30767479
PASSING the test is what is rigorous. Just as you don't need a law degree to sit for the bar (in some states), the requirements to sit for the CPA exam are basic. But the exam itse…
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Comment #30767378
I don't think ANY state requires a degree or CPA license to be employed in a job that may have the word accountant in its title; however, there are certain kinds of roles, with cer…
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Comment #29855496
Thank you for clarifying.
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Comment #29851008
What if I just want an offline record of my emails for the day that google decides to delete me from the internet? I'm confused -- Mbox files can indeed be viewed offline. (Not to …
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Comment #29290924
I'm straight and disagree with your assertion that our educational system had become feminised to the point of "alienating and neglecting hetero boys". Curious to hear the basis fo…
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Comment #26855107
I think there's some confusion over whether the term fit means just attaining an ideal body weight or also having a lean and muscular appearance. The latter isn't so easy to achiev…
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Comment #26562877
(And some days, I listen to music when I work out.)
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Comment #26562870
Counter-point to valid point: exercise can go by more quickly if you're interested in a podcast. And when I'm done exercising, I may not want the podcast on, so I can then focus on…
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Comment #26298038
Many in the medical profession find their job rewarding b/c they enjoy improving the quality of other people's lives. Not the same as social justice but also for a worthy cause. Ha…
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Comment #26288771
This podcast was a good listen. One of the authors/hosts, Steven Levitt, worked at a consulting firm when he first got out of school. I don't think anyone would dispute that these …
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Comment #26055229
Subscribed. Thanks for putting together this quality content. I was checking out your merge dataframes video the other day, that I was led to from a Stack Overflow post. I'm not a …
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Comment #25787836
Great stuff, swyx. Thank you for saving me some time -- Randy would approve. I'm gonna spend the time you saved me watching his other video, The Last Lecture.
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Comment #25525177
Sounds like you've struck a great balance between being unafraid to tackle some cool, challenging projects and sniffing out the tasks that aren't worth your trouble. Knowing the bo…
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Comment #25523221
There is merit to the parent comment advising that some DIY excursions are best left alone, but I appreciate the adventure that comes with grinding my wheels from time to time. Has…
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Comment #25521732
...and make lists. (This is an excellent one.)
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Comment #25502031
Clarification: Eating mostly plants is sound advice if you consider that it means eating fruits, vegetables, whole grains and legumes.
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Comment #25491611
The curse of knowledge (or expertise) is interesting: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Curse_of_knowledge Edit: Sorry for the dupe. Vizzier posted this a minute or three before I did.…
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Comment #25491531
I respect and agree with what you are saying. Even on the "higher-end", my relationships with the opposite sex were often unorthodox, shallow, or outright dysfunctional. And most o…
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Comment #25491436
I should be clear in stating that my life hasn't been a bowl of cherries. Asperger's is at the core of a looooong list of problems I've had with interpersonal relationships, whethe…
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Comment #25490502
There was a time when society relegated women to pursuits that frequently deprived them of many opportunities to invent. Fortunately, society has changed.
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Comment #25490284
Good point. The author of that article, Baron-Cohen, has previously written (debated?) about whether HFA/AS is a disability OR a difference. Speaking for myself, and many who ident…