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dferr

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    Comment #12151253

    OP, my personal recommendation is to run for the hills. if you have the money, quit now and do a thorough job search. I recently took that bold step and I'm glad i did. I can't rec…

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    Comment #10667674

    actually we do know of its former location, but they do tend to move them. checkout this page for a picture of where the pip was formerly broadcast: http://priyom.org/military-stat…

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    Comment #10667655

    If you want to have a listen to the Pip yourself, as well as many others like the squeaky wheel and the buzzer, check out this WebSDR implementation: http://websdr.ewi.utwente.nl:8…

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    Comment #9627766

    I was going to say something about Uber and traditional taxis in the same vein. But then I was also going to say something about doctors, lawyers, and other professionals that form…

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    Comment #9273695

    So some guy lists a side project of putting a fantasy spin on startup valuations(which i guess is fun for some people?) and thats the straw that breaks the camels back for you? the…

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    Comment #8861460

    The TDD analogy works when youre trying to objectively quantify and rank a person, based on their test result, but i don't think it works as well when youre trying to test a studen…

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    Comment #8784654

    I wonder, (and wouldn't be surprised) if the M&M factory already has something similar in place for Quality Control. Anyone working in/near the food industry know the answer to thi…

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    Comment #8727118

    The real joke is the Marketing concept: that making coffee starting with water, those dirty, scary soil colored grounds, and having to wait 5 minutes is too much work for a cup of …

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    Comment #8638860

    > and the second group is big businesses who can most likely hire lower wage workers. They're called Billionaires Without Borders. And it sickens me to see them feign interest in d…

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    Comment #7924463

    Good catch. Being a selected chapter in an otherwise obscure book(to me, pardon) i would have never known. It looks like the root site is littered with various articles, origin unk…

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    Comment #6979086

    I learned to program through a family member in a rather different way. My grandfather, who had since passed away, always talked to me about all the engineering feats he worked on …