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the_local_host
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Comment #27375494
School, and the socialization that occurs there, is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. Work is generally just work, it's not like your personal development suffers if you skip it.
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Comment #27374443
This dude's stuff is incredible and I never heard of him before today. He should be famous!
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Comment #27370698
I find that boredom is death for creativity, but tedium is a goldmine. If I'm not doing anything, I don't think of anything. If I have a tedious but active chore, I need to bring a…
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Comment #27370609
Your analogy only holds if the customers to that pub were also supplying the drinks, the food, and handling the orders.
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Comment #27370577
I believe the answers are CC-SA. But the parent to your response has a point - knowing that the answers are CC licensed and knowing that the owners might have a ten-figure exit are…
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Comment #27348700
Not the person you originally asked, but an HOA is an additional layer for a start. Moreover it tends to have more restrictions, of a kind that would seem ridiculous at the level o…
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Comment #27347335
This was the same author that wrote about the Uber iOS YOLO recently [0], without cursing Travis Kalanick. I somehow missed the second half of the title (with the word "quit") and …
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Comment #27335003
I don't know why you're getting downvoted, this is my experience as well. It's to the point where if it doesn't ship from Amazon, I don't buy it. The last thing I accidentally boug…
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Comment #27329835
People back then knew that "hanging out" in a public place was worthwhile. I wish there was a model of public place where you and your pals could buy breakfast+lunch, or lunch+dinn…
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Comment #27326899
I should have said potentially intrusive. Giving any extension permission to "Access your data for all websites" would give me pause.
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Comment #27326737
I'm surprised anyone ever installs browser extensions, given how many malicious extensions exist, and how intrusive they are whether malicious or not.
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Comment #27320222
Holy shit. I've never used Venmo, but thanks for the warning.
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Comment #27319157
Because our happiness often cannot be contained.
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Comment #27316147
> Not a good take. These individuals have the choice of where to go. What should we say? You can’t come? The US does say "you can't come" to most people who aren't highly skilled, …
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Comment #27305703
What's the point of Bitcoin if it has to play by the same rules as other asset classes? It's supposed to be resilient against attempts to control it.
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Comment #27304398
Instagram should allow users to simply set the number of likes to whatever they want to have displayed, and let it increment from there. If Instagram is letting people turn the fea…
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Comment #27292167
I'd prefer blatant product placement, e.g. Kermit the Frog emerges from Greedo's corpse in the "Han Shoots First" version of "Star Wars" , looks directly at the camera, and tries t…
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Comment #27268340
I'm surprised that "moral hazard" is rarely mentioned in these types of stories. By making their overtime effort available to the CEO as insurance against bad decisions, the engine…
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