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funthree
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Comment #37088886
1hr and 5hr is not long enough
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Comment #19285307
SEEKING WORK | USA | Remote OK I'm a full stack engineer interested in Node.js projects Github: https://github.com/tblobaum Email: tblobaum [at] gmail [dot] com
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Comment #19283437
Location: North America (Midwest) Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: JavaScript, Node.js Résumé/CV: upon request Email: tblobaum [at] gmail dot com
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Comment #13849629
Please quit judging upward. How many thousands of years have geniuses been hounded by those with smaller brains? How many great sorcerers, magicians, electricians and plumbers have…
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Comment #13849055
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Comment #13656094
I don't like to defend a jerk anymore than the next person but I can play the devil's advocate here. If he's a 10x developer he's going to be a genius. A genius is a person who see…
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Comment #13332523
Grow your understanding a bit, would you? There's more there.
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Comment #13332381
The artifacts left in the ground will be around longer than the one put through your laboratory. The one left in the ground will be around for thousands of years. The one brought i…
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Comment #13331446
If we use imaging equipment we can somehow learn more by using more spatial reasoning. Then you can make more.
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Comment #13331281
That sounds kind of ridiculous. Why dont they just leave it in the ground and take pictures of it?
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Comment #13276970
Check out what I did in one commit several years ago. Maybe you can get a multi-million dollar idea from it like others have (meteor, app.js, etc) Somehow people could change the i…
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Comment #13248332
Geo-Central Patriarchal Parochialism of the Nibiru Sky.