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by Blahah 13y ago
The best I know of in one coherent resource is the History of Science series of lectures by Lawrence Principe at Johns Hopkins, published by The Teaching Company: http://www.thegreatcourses.co.uk/tgc/Courses/course
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by Blahah 13y ago
It's properly addressed in the actual paper [0]: True SIA should be accompanied by decreased immediate-early gene expression in the pain-processing neurons of the spinal cord dorsal horn; we observed a dramatic (≥50%) decrease in Fos
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by Blahah 13y ago
A reputation for lying is stronger evidence that the information might be false than is no reputation at all.
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by Blahah 13y ago
Something like what http://hackpad.com uses? Or something like http://stackedit.io (maybe this is the kind of two-column layout you don't want)?
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by Blahah 13y ago
Dropbox is good at what they do. What you're describing is already served by an ecosystem of sites, which can be connected with, for example, If This Then That ( http://ifttt.com ) . And you can host static sites from Dropbox
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by Blahah 13y ago
Of those I only use Dropbox, and only because I have to for work. If they offered 100GB free in exchange for analysing my files and serving relevant ads, I'd take that option. Advertising doesn't make me feel unsafe.
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by Blahah 13y ago
Well, a large body of psychological literature says gaming is addictive and it's not just people lacking self control. Games are designed to be compelling. If you succumb to the compulsion and there are negative consequences for you -
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by Blahah 13y ago
Same here. Over the last few years captchas have been getting more and more difficult for me to decipher. It often takes me two attempts to get them right. Particularly annoying on google groups when you need to add a lot of members and yo
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by Blahah 13y ago
I came here to say almost exactly this (including the bit about loving the concept and pitch!). The Twitter sign-up process was unexpected, and then randomly failed and took me to an error page. I tried again and this time noticed that the
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by Blahah 13y ago
If the choice was 500 items for free or pay, I just wouldn't use the service. The vast majority of people would rather have something at no monetary cost and pay by releasing their data for advert targeting.
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by Blahah 13y ago
Because I didn't want to be playing games, games are addictive, and I'm pleased I was able to control the temptation and focus on the things more aligned with my goals.
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by Blahah 13y ago
Plural of 'magnum opus' is 'magna opera' - the adjective has to take the same case (accusative plural) as the noun.
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by Blahah 13y ago
This. Prior to 24 I was quite a moron. Since then I have been heading steadily down the path towards being master of my own mind, and I'm happy to say I've spent less than an hour playing computer games in the last 5 years.
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by Blahah 13y ago
http://solvers.io
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by Blahah 13y ago
Depending on the nature of the strings, yes. If there is no repetition or errors in the representation of the sequence, you could use overlap layout consensus if it were small, or de-brujn or string graphs if it were large. For repetitive b
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by Blahah 13y ago
The concurrent by default paradigm looks like it could be really useful for some cases. Does anyone know of any more well-used languages that support it?
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by Blahah 13y ago
You can download the TextMate theme file for the colour scheme you generate. You can use the tm file directly in Sublime.
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by Blahah 13y ago
http://solvers.io is this for charitable and scientific ideas (by me and davedx) https://openhatch.org/ is this for open source software in general
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by Blahah 13y ago
I agree with this criticism of the app store, and I don't really see a solution unless Apple introduces this feature.
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by Blahah 13y ago
Damien did experiment with having a much lower priced app. What happened was that a lot more people bought it just by browsing the app store for a flashcard app, then got confused by how complex it is, then left negative reviews. The rating
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by Blahah 13y ago
This is a very cool idea - for me the application would be more in research, when quite often I stumble across an idea, or go back to read an open tab, or read my Pocket, and when I want to see how I discovered it, can't figure out how
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by Blahah 13y ago
There's a big section on the IndieGogo page about how he is a doctor in St Petersburg. The author highlights it as thought it were suspicious.
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by Blahah 13y ago
I'm the other developer of AnkiMobile along with Damien Elmes, creator of Anki. The iOS app is the sole source of income for Damien, who develops, hosts and supports the entire Anki ecosystem for free. At some point a few years ago, An
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by Blahah 13y ago
Peter Murray Rust [0] is in his 70s and still writes code most days [1], and is a hacker in the original sense. He's retired from his professorship but still runs an active research group making awesome software to liberate knowledge f
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by Blahah 13y ago
It seems like all you can do is play the sequence forward or backward - surely a simple video is much better than this?
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by Blahah 13y ago
Just a slight correction: the musimones is the inverse sexual partnering - a male sheep and a female goat (as specified in the text you quote). The offspring of the hybrids referred to here as 'umbri' were also written about by Wa
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by Blahah 13y ago
Species don't necessarily have to be that closely related to hybridize. Compatibility is usually more complex but sometimes surprisingly more crude (when related simply to chromosome number) than a linear scaling with evolutionary ti
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by Blahah 13y ago
It's geep, with hard 'g' as in 'go'
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by Blahah 13y ago
All the Atypon clients seem to have now disabled this trap (I tried the 5 biggest ones).
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by Blahah 13y ago
To my knowledge I never suffered from depression. When I was a teenager I also experimented with various drugs. At age around 17 me and some friends took a lot of ketamine at a friend's house one night. We went out for a walk at at som

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