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nertirs1

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    Comment #45679673

    I imagine it is related to the first step of colonizing mars, which is figuring out the most efficient way to terraform mars.

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    Comment #45246904

    True, but it still might be a good proxy to estimate how well a client is doing.

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    Comment #45036342

    You seem like the guy, who would call car airbags a coping mechanism.

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    Comment #44722119

    Agree, businesses should just provide a real number of services, that they are willing to provide. That allows customers to more effectively compare different service providers and…

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    Comment #44222697

    Are you trying to imply, that every physicist working in the academic field, who is not lucky enough to stumble on the correct theory is less productive than Einstein? I thought it…

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    Comment #44222377

    I am not a fan of mythologizing people. Most of the listed achievements are just as much the result of the circumstance and should have an asterisk. For example - Einstein was the …

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    Comment #42999992

    Yep, it is mind boggling. Most people spend more on a single meal than on web content they consume in a single year.

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    Comment #42918023

    The same could be said about a lot of things, like being able to write a functional solution to a leet code puzzle on a black board in front of an audience. IMHO, an effective inte…

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    Comment #42428957

    I have been moving towards integration tests as documentation approach, because in a fast moving environment anything that is not constantly verified has a tendency to become false…

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    Comment #42134668

    AFAIK, none of these teach person, how to research a topic.

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    Comment #41923399

    Imho, mutating the same object so many times, that a developer can't easily infer already applied changes is also a strong code smell. Fat models tend to encourage it, since all th…