INTPnerd

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by INTPnerd 11y ago
I hear this all the time whenever I say anything about anything contributing to cancer. People use the excuse "Everything gives you cancer, so who cares?" No, not everything gives you cancer. Only things that give you cancer, give
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by INTPnerd 11y ago
Yes, independent self experimentation is the way to go. You are not hoping that you can trust the people doing the study. You don't need to hope they did things the way they were reportedly done. You don't need to hope someone did
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by INTPnerd 11y ago
Some things in science have become "immoral" to question. In a big way evolution, including macro evolution, has become the religion of science. If you even entertain the idea that macro evolution has not been happening, you might
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by INTPnerd 11y ago
Coffee is addictive, takes time to make and consume, and costs money. Even if you make it cheaply at home, this is still money and time you would not need to spend if you were not addicted to it. The more often you drink it, the more you ne
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by INTPnerd 11y ago
This sounds like a great enabler drug! You can eat more junk food and not gain more weight, even if you don't exercise, as long as you take this pill! If this does ever get sold as a pill, it may make billions for the people selling it
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by INTPnerd 11y ago
Why are all these tools still focused on "pair" programming. Just make tools that allow collaborative programming for two or more people.
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by INTPnerd 11y ago
Regardless of whether or not most developers are upset about Safari's performance, most users would very strongly welcome a faster web browser. I'm pretty sure speed, stability, and ease of use are the main reasons Chrome is such
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by INTPnerd 11y ago
Everything about git is about managing a useful history. Otherwise it would be a history of every keystroke or at least every file write. Instead you write some code until you feel you have enough to make a useful commit (you will have to c
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by INTPnerd 11y ago
This is one of the best "how to boost you Vim productivity" articles I have ever seen. It really gets to the heart of the types of customizations that a lot of people don't consider that make a massive difference.
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by INTPnerd 11y ago
So neovim is usable now? Do you run into many problems with it?
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by INTPnerd 11y ago
This reminds me of many good principals of writing code.
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by INTPnerd 11y ago
I was more asking how Microsoft benefits by pumping their own money and time into their own browser.
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by INTPnerd 11y ago
The only thing that makes sense to me is they are using these as a vessel to push people to use Bing and to buy Office, but now you can buy Office on more and more platforms and Bing is OS agnostic. I'm just not seeing a thought out pl
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by INTPnerd 11y ago
I don't understand why they even need their own web browser. Why not just ship Windows with Chrome. They could preset the settings to have bing as your home page. Or maybe that is illegal? What advantage to they gain by having their ow
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by INTPnerd 11y ago
This article is completely worthless because it is all about looking at studies about drinking coffee. If you really want to get educated about health, you need to learn the details of taking care of your entire person, how all your body pa
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by INTPnerd 11y ago
Just so you know, Zecco and TradeKing have merged, so now people just use the TradeKing website. They are still one of the cheapest online trading services. Their website and customer service are great.
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by INTPnerd 11y ago
I'm not seeing your point about targeting a younger audience. A great investor can come from a combination of being self taught and from experience. The earlier you start the better better chance you have to make mistakes, learn from t
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by INTPnerd 11y ago
The "education" provided in college that extends beyond being good in a particular field is not the right place to get that type of education. It amounts to brainwashing and is extremely dangerous. Also, that side of the education
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by INTPnerd 11y ago
I still hate websites tailored for mobile devices. I can't believe Google is encouraging companies to do this and penalizing those that do not. Almost every single website that I go to that I notice is different on mobile is different
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by INTPnerd 12y ago
"Brown wrote in her 65-page ruling." 65 pages! They need some good programmers to help them refactor that to be shorter, more expressive, more readable, and changeable using the DRY principal and such.