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Ftuuky
8y ago
Titanium white.
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Do you think a 29 y'old skinnyfat is too late to get properly fit?
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I'm 29 now and I feel so old... I feel like it's already too late to get really fit (I'm skinnyfat) or change careers. Despite having a bit interest in machine learning, I don't have the time or skills to keep improving
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“Hacking” the public Venmo API (2016)
(danielgorelick.com)
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I built a calculator made out of rollercoasters [by Maniacmarcel]
(imgur.com)
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>I hope you're exaggerating here! I'm not, several studies were conducted. Same thing for violins for example (Stradivarius vs. a contemporary violin that costs much much less).
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>However your over-zealous example of red vs. white wine is laughably false https://www.realclearscience.com/blog/2014/08/the_most_infam...
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Unorthodox opinion but here it goes: people like to pretend they know a lot about wines and whiskeys and that they have skills to identify and taste them but they're just being pretentious or don't know where to spend money. As lo
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The problem I face when discussing public transit with friends and co-workers is that they are so used to their cars that they can't even imagine a future where people might not need cars in big cities.
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Interesting. So spaceships will probably be heavily armoured, full of big long range weapons (rail guns?) and huge fuel reserves for unforeseeable course changes.
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But you could detect them approaching your vessel, all you got to do is change course and/or speed up.
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I agree, lack of nutrients and vitamins won't be a concern in most space trips. I also don't know about pirates. Where are they going to hide? I think the biggest risks are loss of breathable air and claustrophobia/prolonged
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Hopefully with less scurvy and pirates.
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Those articles are so cool, loved reading them. It reminds me of the long explanations in the book Cryptonomicon about Intramuros/Manilla and how the bigger ballast stones that came from Europe ended as huge stair steps.
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Search on YouTube for Lofi hip hop mix - Beats to Study/Relax to . Works amazingly well for me.
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My anthropology professor in college had the following advice: write a first version. Then cut down the first and last paragraph since they were only there to help you.
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Correct. I accidentally triggered an internal "hacking-prevention" system at the investment bank where I work by simply installing Anaconda. Having a cyber security agent coming to my desk and demanding I log off my machine immedi
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I'm a man with a very very deep voice and some hoarseness as well. So many people ask me if it's all an act but it's not. When adolescence came in was like POW you have a baritone voice now.
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"The system costs $299, and is only available for sale to residents and citizens of the United States due to ITAR restrictions." Can someone explain why a toy has such restrictions? Could you actually build a missile using these g
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I stopped drinking sodas and eating candy. Almost no carbs as well. I want to work out more but I lack the discipline to leave the house once I come back from work, either too lazy or too tired and I start inventing excuses to miss the work
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Negative latency
(meanderful.blogspot.com)
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Shortwave trading – Part II
(sniperinmahwah.wordpress.com)
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You have something similar, albeit not as cool, for Portuguese manors (we called them solares) [0]. My father restores these old houses, it's very interesting to see how well they were built, literally designed to withstand for centuri
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How good is Gekko for an amateur like me? Should I spend some money playing around with it?
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How do you trade crypto? I'm not well versed in this but find it fascinating. I mean, you can make a good profit of volatility on the way up but how do you profit when the markets are bearish? You go long/short on currency pairs?
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Wasted opportunity.
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This is also something very common in banking.
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Can I read it without reading the first two books?
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I think you're referring to IEX, an exchange that adds a delay with those spools of fiber optics. According to wiki, "350 microsecond delay adds a round-trip delay of 0.0007 seconds and is designed to negate the certain speed adva
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For sure. It was the first time I saw it articulated so well.
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