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krapsna
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Comment #23326034
Exactly, what a crock!
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Comment #21974513
I had the exact same experience, except that I had to do a self-review. Preface: In November of that year the org REALLY needed some important work done in a language that I didn't…
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Comment #17859059
Thanks for the advice. I too have tried ambien, rozerem, and trazodone, and they have all lost effectiveness within a few days. I've been considering giving CBD oil a shot, I've he…
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Comment #17859017
I see you point, but I'd like to add that for people such as me it's not a preference, it's hard coded.
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Comment #17853659
I appreciate you and the other poster pointing out that long term benadryl use isn't good. I really wasn't aware of that. I appreciate the marijuana suggestion too, but I find that…
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Comment #17852508
Note: I pounded this out pretty quickly and don't have time to proofread. Sorry for any grammatical errors. I will say some of these articles sometimes read satirically. Notably, t…
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Comment #17463138
Netflix approached the Hollywood studios to license their content for streaming, and Hollywood snickered and took the easy money. They expected it to be a total failure on Netflix'…
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Comment #16933147
For me it was teaching African refugees how to program Java Script.
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Comment #15906629
The grunts are paid below market rate, while the top execs get paid huge sums of money. It's all a scam.
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Comment #15672912
People REALLY like high quality pictures of attractive, naked people. What should we use as a reference image to judge how well compression algorithms reproduce an image? Hmm... ho…
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Comment #15533229
Perhaps this went completely over my head somehow? I'm not seeing why this is needed, other than people who find comfort in static typing think Ruby is broken without it. I've been…
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Comment #15360065
I think the comment was meant to draw attention to today's societal programming. It seems very likely that if a woman were to say the same thing one might be inclined to view it as…
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Comment #15358088
I was married to a woman who (after marriage) was diagnosed with a personality disorder. Reading this article was like a look back into my marriage. I was always being told about e…
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Comment #15287116
I'm pretty sure the litmus test is when you're calling for the death and destruction of others, and people are doing it, it's terrorism.