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- @michaelbolton add "significant" to measurement. Most things you can measure have no significance, though they be reliable and valid. 3 days ago
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Author Archives: Jim Batterson
My Days As a Barber
© 2000 Jim Batterson I shall take advantage of this opportunity to unburden myself on you with a little story. You know, before I was a programmer, I was a barber. One day I was sitting in my shop when … Continue reading
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