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8y ago
Lol I was being facetious. As a North Carolina native, I have eaten my fair share of Mt. Olives! Great pickles! Homemade are the best for sure. I have a couple raised beds at a local comunity garden, I am planning on making my own this yea
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8y ago
Wow, paper mills are so bad. Now I want to smell these pickle vats to compare. Good read though. I love pickles, had no idea they all come from Michigan.
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8y ago
Okay, I see what you're saying. Yeah, your updated response is more clear. I was confused before, but you are actually addressing August-Garcia. For sure seems like they are trying to capitalize on popular posts, and driving traffic to
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8y ago
To be fair, the person who posted this instance is not the author of the library/old article you linked. I was wondering why this suddenly disappeared from the front page. I guess it's possible they are doubling dipping with accou
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8y ago
I have a RockPro64 4GB version & I have been very pleased! Lots of OSs available & easy to flash with their provided installer software. Used it mainly as a home web server runnibg Ubuntu 18.04 so far, but I have some other ideas to
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8y ago
Comedian Kyle Dunnigan does the best stuff around with face swap https://www.instagram.com/kyledunnigan1/ He does parody videos of Trump, Kardashians & a lot of other celebrities. Really funny stuff. Take a look
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8y ago
Oh ok, I see the difference now. Thanks!
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8y ago
I don't know how this stuff works, what gives google the ability to sell these domains early? Also why is everyone cursing google for taking their local .dev? Google is not the only place you can buy these. Namecheap has .dev in the wo
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8y ago
Well said. I've read some of Nature, but not the essay. Thanks I'll check it out!
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8y ago
Ha, it's crushed. I can't read it at the moment, guess I'll try back later.
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8y ago
I can't belive nobody has mentioned "Walden" by Henry David Thoreau. To be fair, I'm not a big recreational reader. But this one will always stick out to me. When I read it in college, it had such a profound effect on me
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8y ago
Heh, it is kind of funny now that I think about it. I know nothing about advertising, I wonder why that's the case? Is it just about the sheer amount of volume FB/Google control? Are they in the position to be able to charge hig
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8y ago
Cool, thanks for the articles, I'll check them out. I'm interested in learning more about data science, maybe pursing it in the future if I get ever get tired of web development.
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8y ago
While I don't disagree with any of it, maybe the Hate has gone too far in this thread, so I won't pile on. It is tempting though :p haha. I don't pay for WSJ, so I could only read 1st 2 paragraphs. It says they want to invest
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8y ago
Yeah, creUsNa is right, definitely not abandoned, just maintained by one person. And credit to Mr. Becker, HeidiSQL is a fantastic project. I used it for most of my time at my current job, where I came in as a junior developer. My boss and
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8y ago
I stared using Dbeaver a couple months ago, after looking around for an alternative to HeidiSQL on my Windows 10 laptop at work. Used HeidiSQl for a long time but got fed up with issues with it freezing or crashing, especially when switchin
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8y ago
Oops, yeah I it was a later update... never would have imagined. Good to know, I'll refrain from that in the future.
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8y ago
Fair enough, so still maybe not actual price without insurance. In that case at least. Makes me wonder if all facilities do this or something similar? Maybe that facility is particularly generous, or in the financial position to do that wi
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8y ago
This is very exciting to me. I have been wanting this for a long time, and I belive it's a small step towards improving the healthcare system in the United States. It shouldn't matter these aren't he "real" prices,
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8y ago
The author's diagrams aren't perfect either, but I think they are much more clear to novice coders about the real workings of joins. Check this out, similar to the author's approach, but animated. This is the best visual of S
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8y ago
I love this premise! I have always hated the venn diagram approach. When I started programming, I never found them useful. I agree it is the wrong model to teach what is happening with joins. It think it produces more confusion. The author&
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8y ago
Yeah, this is an interesting story, but the article/ source is of poor quality, and appears to be heavilly biased based on info people are bringing up in comments. In fact, the article appears to just be the LA times article (linked in
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8y ago
I'm also probably a little conceited when it comes to sleep habits :) I feel lucky to not have any trouble falling and staying asleep. I definitely have sympathy for people with sleep problems/ disorders. When I was in my early te
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8y ago
That's interesting. To be fair, I've for sure been speaking from intuition alone. I'm interested to look more into the real science of it. I'm sure there is a default mode we are prone to just based on being human. My ma
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8y ago
I just think our bodies are able to adjust to the inputs we give it. It's difficult, no doubt, to shift the schedule our body gets used to sleeping on. But with discipline, I think anyone can shift the schedule from early to late or vi
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8y ago
I wonder if there is some bloodwork or something that could prove/ disprove this hypothesis, haha. I don't care about the stimulation, I think coffee is legit healthy for you(as long as you don't add sugar). There is some
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8y ago
Yeah it's possible, but I'm sure it is having some type of an effect. I don't doubt stuff is happening at the cellular/ chemical level. It is just so difficult for me to even perceive. It could be changing my conciousnes
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8y ago
I agree with this. I don't believe anybody has a 'natural' cycle. I think it's all a function of habit. You can train your body to get used to whatever cycle you desire or need (ie. To get to work on time). I've gon
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Tolereance is one thing, but sensitivity is another factor to consider, I think. Tollerence is a pure function of the frequency you put a substance in your body. I'm sure my caffeine tolerance is off the charts, as I drink 4-6 cups of
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8y ago
Nice job! I had a strange feeling I had seen this before. That being said, I love the concept. Fun way to get some practice in!
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