CoryG89

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by CoryG89 10y ago
> Why did the silk road want a data visualization app? Telemetry, analytics, data visualization, and things like AB testing would probably work just as well for a dark web market as they would for Amazon. It's all about the money. A
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by CoryG89 10y ago
This is probably not as true as you may think. There are many sources that point to GOP meetings where they planned no-compromise obstruction to anything the president tried to do starting from his initial inauguration. I agree in that I do
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by CoryG89 10y ago
This is probably what they said about many other of the world's worst dictators and human rights abusers until they actually did dismantle all the institutions that opposed them.
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How much wider of a net are we casting when we consider what counts as a "death due to mental illness or substance abuse" compared to 25 years ago? I don't doubt it may have gone up, but I do doubt that these numbers tell us
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by CoryG89 10y ago
> Is it reasonable to assume that substance abuse deaths are far greater than mental health disorder deaths? I wouldn't assume that, especially not based on this article. It all depends on how you count up the deaths anyway. For exa
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It seems that they are unable or unwilling to separate deaths due to mental disorders from substance abuse. Probably due to the thinking that anyone who dies from a substance abuse issue is dealing with a mental disorder. While this may be
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by CoryG89 10y ago
Even if you use Babel your users will still benefit from less polyfill.
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Because their obviously not acute? :P
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by CoryG89 10y ago
I would take it a step further. I want a date on any kind of article, scientific or not. Bonus points for having separate published and last modified dates.
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by CoryG89 10y ago
We use usually use a mocha/chai/sinon combo for our testing. Can anyone that has used this make a comparison with that? Looks like jest tries to cover all three.
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by CoryG89 10y ago
You don't need more proof, just extraordinary proof. Totally different than regular proof. :P
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> Too few people will be willing to learn Chinese anyway. Probably won't matter in the future. English is cannibalizing all the other languages. English is the official language in Hong Kong. Not many Chinese know English yet, but t
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by CoryG89 10y ago
IIRC, they did not store user's keys. What they wanted was for Lavabit to turn over their SSL key, which would have compromised security for the entire service, rather than just targeting Snowden specifically. Presumably they did not h
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by CoryG89 10y ago
There is a reason they mostly don't exist, at least in the US. After Lavabit was so publicly shut down, it's going to be a losing proposition for anyone to put so much time and effort into it, just to then be given a choice betwee
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It will be primarily used for parents to track their kids. They don't need to specifically spell out that use case with parent/child characters. It seems obvious to me that this will enable parents (all kinds, good and bad) to tra
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by CoryG89 10y ago
They can still get the last location collected before the phone was powered down. Also, now days a teenager without a phone, might as well be at home.
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by CoryG89 10y ago
I tend to feel that this is more for parents who don't trust their kids, rather than those who do. Many parents will say, "My kids won't have a problem with this because we have trust in our family." The truth is, if y
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by CoryG89 10y ago
What kind of green city has gardens on the roofs instead of solar panels? I guess one that is actually green. : P
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by CoryG89 10y ago
I think & is a valid character for path names. You probably need the ? to know the query has begun.
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They don't have to replace it with anything if they don't want to. They could just make it smaller, sell it at a higher price (per weight).
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by CoryG89 10y ago
Here's hoping that their patent will only apply to chocolate or candy. I would be surprised though.
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by CoryG89 10y ago
There is a link to the Nestle announcement in the article. Doesn't contain much more information but it does say: > Using only natural ingredients, Nestlé researchers have found a way to structure sugar differently. > Our scienti
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by CoryG89 10y ago
Generally the reasons they think that these diet drinks don't help you lose weight is because they believe the artificial sweeteners used will effect you in some way that sugar doesn't cancelling out any other benefits it has. Pre
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by CoryG89 10y ago
I think the idea is that they can now remove 40% of the sugar and still achieve the same sweetness with no other sweeteners needed.
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by CoryG89 10y ago
Interesting. I wonder how much smaller a KitKat would be with 40% less sugar and nothing else added to make up the difference.
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by CoryG89 10y ago
I agree, but this isn't a problem with MDMA, but with illicit drugs in general. When you buy cannabis, LSD, cocaine, or anything else on the street, you have no way of knowing what's in it for sure unless you have a way to test it
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by CoryG89 10y ago
I also recommend having a benzo before taking any psychedelic for the first time. It will bring you out of it for the most part if you start having a bad time.
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by CoryG89 10y ago
See my additional reply to DINKDINK's comment, further below for source/citation.
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I agree, I don't think the doctor is intentionally fear-mongering. I think this doctor is probably just biased from his own second hand experience with a very, very small and unrepresentative portion of MDMA users. Misguided. My issue
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by CoryG89 10y ago
I wouldn't put too much stock in these Reddit testimonials. I agree, there are definitely cases where individuals have used MDMA chronically, but I believe the percentage is much, much less than 1% of users. There are also cases of ind

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