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I'm grateful that my body refuses to take more after 2 or 3 drinks. I feel bad for people that just can't stop. Why the question?
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You will probably enjoy "DNA seen through the eyes of a coder"[1] , previously discussed on HN[2] 1: https://ds9a.nl/amazing-dna/ 2: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16233644
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The touchpad problem is because the battery is expanding. It is very important that you replace it ASAP. I had mine replaced as part of the warranty.
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Can't understand why developers like Macs (except, of course, if you're doing iOS or Mac dev). I have been using a Dell Precision M3800 with Ubuntu for the last 4 years and it still rocks. I just upgraded memory and SSD HD. Couln
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That would be Joe Armstrong: https://www.johndcook.com/blog/2011/07/19/you-wanted-banana/
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+1 I once landed head first on a mountain bike going downhill. The helmet literally exploded in a million pieces. Walked away home unharmed. Didn't go in the stats.
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Whenever I go to the USA, I just hate how cold (summer)/hot (winter) are the malls and other closed spaces. Why can't they set it at a reasonable temp? I'm sure that will help a bit to reduce energy waste.
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Intermediate Axis Theorem and skateboarding
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Completely irrelevant, but boy are those blue origin rockets ugly.
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Unless you are talking about arm/hand position (which there are several offerings): Because good enough is ... enough. Because of the learning curve Because when you have to use another computer you will suffer.
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You see this a lot in stackoverflow.com
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The decision points have bad names. How can "When it was exaclty?" or "how satisfying it was ?" have a "yes" "no" answer?
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How romantic.
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Is that sign real? It is awful design. The meaning is complete obscure to me.
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I learned a bit of react some time ago, then recently came back and everyone seemed to have switched to using HoC matrioshkas which was driving me a little crazy... this presentation just nailed it for me.
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I found that the hard way. I was caught in an outward current and was desperately trying to swim towards the beach with waves constantly hammering me. When I was about to drown a lifeguard appeared from nowhere and dragged me sideways out o
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Absolutely agree. I have a z-wave alarm, and often times the automation rule will turn the alarm off, but will leave the strobe on. Sometimes lights will no turn on (or off). Sometimes some door sensors will report to be open when they are
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Nassim Nichalas Taleb doesn't have many nice things about the bell curve in his Black Swan book.
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Hypercleanliness may be making us sick [2013]: https://www.washingtonpost.com/national/health-science/hyper...
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What happened with the cheering? It's like watching a comedy without the recorded laughter.
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America isn't a country either
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I saw this idea way back on amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Bathroom-Patent-Wall-Art-Prints/dp/B0...
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In many countries it is called one thousand million.
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I don't know absolutely nothing about black holes, but I think that amount of mass has nothing to do with it. It is the density what matters. Wasn't the LHC trolled about the possibility of creating tiny black holes?
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I bet that the index will be larger than the data for most cases... but then you could store the index of the index... of the index, and the number of times this goes on.
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I like Sean Carroll's take that free will is an emergent phenomenon: http://www.preposterousuniverse.com/blog/2011/07/13/free-wil... I also liked his book, "The Big Picture".
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Regarding bread, maybe relief is not the right word... bread will absorb the greasy substance and prevent it for further irritation.
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There are chillies (chiles in spanish), that are hot as hell but tasteless. There are others that are less hot but with great flavor. I personally recommend you try Chipotle and Pasilla. You can buy canned chipotles, put them in the blender
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Ask HN: Which science/math books from the masters are still good reads?
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If you need to map relational database to objects and don't use an ORM, you will eventually reinvent it, in a bad ugly and buggy way. ORM is hard. Hibernate is a fantastic robust thoroughly tested and massively successful framework. B
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