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jobeyonekenobi

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About jobeyonekenobi

complexity, programming in relation to this, photography, electronics, emergent communities. These are a few of my favorite things

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    Comment #29117870

    The vast majority of the time, boats don’t use active sonar. Whilst giving a high resolution view of what’s around them, it also allows any other signals collector (often defined a…

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    Comment #28703859

    The current exchange rate for ¥1,000 for the UK is £6.60, or $8.93 Given the prep, ingredients and distribution I’m intrigued what the margin is. It also makes me wonder whether th…

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    Comment #18182595

    Agreed. I was recently (6 months) diagnosed as an adult with ADHD. The experiences of the parent are in line with mine.

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    Comment #3235280

    Looks to be a water treatment centre. On a rather large scale.

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    Comment #3235090

    The definition of Overtime is actually getting paid, yes? The law I am referring to over in the E.U is actually working, full stop - paid or not. I am at a position where I am not …

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    Comment #3234764

    I posted this in the other thread about his hours: Being a manager and accutely aware of legal ramifications of hours worked (boring I know), does anyone have any insight into whet…

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    Comment #3233734

    Being a manager and accutely aware of legal ramifications of hours worked (boring I know), does anyone have any insight into whether there is something in the US akin to the Europe…

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    Comment #3178151

    Just to test my understanding on this sentence (I have re-read it 4 times now), JGC is saying that if Kissinger was a programmer, he would be saying "sex is better than power"? I t…

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    Comment #3102162

    A wonderful book - available free here: http://www.rifters.com/real/Blindsight.htm

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    Comment #2216809

    For me, the point of interest comes from locking down a blueprint distribution model. Everyone can print certain items depending on their access to raw materials/power/specificatio…

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    Comment #1890033

    Hey there. Like many others, I lived in Thailand for a number of months, boxing. I don't have too much advice regards the housing. I do however have some advice regarding your time…

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    Comment #1808327

    The Night's Dawn trilogy by Peter F Hamilton will absolutely rock your world, going by what you are asking for. After this, go for The Commonwealth Saga by the same author. You rea…

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    Comment #1747197

    I would find it very enlightening to find out what kind of organisation system he used for his trades/paperwork. Did he have a stash somewhere where he could store documents? Did h…

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    Comment #1744031

    From a UK point of view - I left University in 2001. I finished paying off my student loan this month. And this is strictly because I have a very well paying job (I believe that yo…

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    Comment #1740325

    Several years on smaller routes, yes. But ultimately, they will not bother type rating any new pilots on the 717, move as many over to the 737 as possible (not forgetting the 65 ex…

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    Comment #1740266

    Looking at the fleets, the article does not mention the fact that AirTran has 65 Orders for 737-700's (the type that Southwest uses), http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AirTran_Airways#C…

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    Comment #1678299

    Books - yes, the physical kind. Although this has to be calmed down a bit, because I can only get through about 2 a week, but they make me feel very wealthy indeed. Food - We have …

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    Comment #402249

    The third world country's / developing country's. How would they get a piece of this? I'm quite sure they wouldn't - or if so, it would be an order of magnitude below what the west…

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    Comment #266030

    .Getting a degree. Honestly, I didn't need it. Contentious subject I know, but from the Hacker perspective, I have always relied on self learning in concentrated bursts to get me t…

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    Comment #264765

    The only thing I find is that I need to manage the volume of Caffeine flowing throuh my veins - the initial rush can last 30 minutes, during which time I start getting seriously di…

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    Comment #262798

    So out of interest, what do you think is the proportion of people who really know what they are doing vs the wannabes? I think that those of us with our collection of domain names …

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    Comment #224380

    I can't quite remember when I saw it, but it was an amazing self build, all stramlined - even the rivets had been made flush with the body work. I think it was an employee of Scale…

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    Comment #194831

    Quite a smart strategy. I wouild love to impliment this and infact, I think I could come up with a very good business case for it. As with most of you I suspect, I at first thought…

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    Comment #191789

    I put myself through university and gained extensive skills using pirated software. At the time I decided I would do what needed to be done and because I could. I resolved however …

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    Comment #189544

    Can you guess what 'Long Pork' is?