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m4wk3r
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Comment #7364381
Speechless.
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Comment #7176403
http://help.elance.com/entries/34758-sample-contract-agreeme... elance has a sample nda and mnda available. There must be some use cases where supplemental agreements are useful.
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Comment #2275499
per olalonde, you'll probably find this post a lot more upvotes and survey participant conversions if you "open source" the survey. right now you're basically asking people to supp…
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Comment #2084332
sure, that's valid. it's also valid to acknowledge that their exists within that group a sub-group of people (albeit small) who DO actually have "the right idea" that WILL actually…
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Comment #2082481
on the other hand, most people are idiots.
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Comment #2075055
here's 3m+ for you: http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&safe=off&client=f... http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&safe=off&client=f...
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Comment #2074407
i'd assumed you were trolling, hence the flippant response. i dont think all statements need to be supported with citations. there's a certain amount of knowledge that at some poin…
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Comment #2074354
did i just get a "citation needed" response to "junkfood is bad for you"? it boggles the mind. as it turns out, happy meals are, in fact, a great replacement for breast milk.
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Comment #2073989
it's actually now understood that the balance of sodium to potassium in your diet is what's important, and not necessarily your sodium intake levels alone.
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Comment #2073929
right. lets run a case study. go buy yourself a 50lb bag of sugar, a years supply of multivitamins, and report back in a year with how that worked out for you.
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Comment #2070770
http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1986883 ...making great progress with the newly re-branded his "innie" and his/hers "outie" models. Since I'm bootstrapping (at the moment) my t…
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Comment #2070739
not at all, actually. in fact he's doing it quite right. there's a clear synergy. throw in a benzo for anxiety or the ride down and you have yourself a basic stack. add a few grams…
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Comment #2027044
i'd love to see that data. my runway's ~4 years long.. all savings. no children.
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Comment #2025586
it's not that absurd when you consider opportunity costs. even if your actual expenses are only 10k/yr, at a 7% avg rate of return, after 17 years you're down 170k plus ~140k in lo…
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Comment #2025500
there's also the opportunity cost of spending the money on child-rearing for 17 years and not letting it sit and accrue interest somewhere. great use of "queering", by the way.
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Comment #2024372
right, but pointing out that what he's made is nothing more than a glorified tortilla is to point out that a 95 page instruction manual on how to assemble a tortilla has unironical…
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Comment #2024349
sf bay area.. though i dont think i've eaten any of the pizza out here.. i usually just make it myself.. throw in a bottle of wine and a dvd and you've got the makings of a decent …
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Comment #2024077
so the secret to cooking pizza like an engineer is to find a recipe you like and spend 6 years trying to reverse-engineer it? you must work for [your employer here] hrrhrr.. a hack…
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Gumstix + portable brainwave monitor
I'm working on a device that makes use of dong, a few servos, a gumstix COM, and a portable brainwave monitor. For now I'm calling it "m4strb8.ly", though if anyone has any suggest…
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