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by LPTS 18y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:The_Scream.jpg Like Edvard Munch's scream, my screed is an act of rebellion against absurdity, creating meaning out of meaninglessness by stubborn hopeless opposition to it.
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by LPTS 18y ago
Motley Crue sucks. Xbox sucks. Therefore Headline QED.
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by LPTS 18y ago
They sure are gonna try. Ballmer has to be getting kicked out in the next year, right? Please. I want a job where I could put out a video game system where they forgot to do heat management, and to test it, at a cost of 1 billion dollars
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by LPTS 18y ago
Maybe it's me but does Techcrunch reporting on Scoble interviewing twitter seem like a cosmic circle jerk? A strange loop, or Escher stair like feedback loop of self amplifying and sustaining noise?
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by LPTS 18y ago
" We can't force them to adopt our ways; but shouldn't we show them the alternatives and give them the choice of accepting it or not?" No. Another installment of short answers to long questions.
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by LPTS 18y ago
People here are so on my wavelength. Sometimes I dabble in writing short sci-fi stories and as soon as I read this I started a near future story where a tribe at risk of extinction from an impending earthquake must be saved without trigger
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by LPTS 18y ago
They got two archers and a settler. Not bad. If a country with lots of technology grabbed that tribe, and got lucky, we might find a really cool tech like fusion or Superconductor. I can't believe the spanish explorers missed the goody b
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by LPTS 18y ago
I'm gonna go out on a limb and say Bill Gates. The man has absolutely no taste, but I really doubt Faceberg is smarter.
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by LPTS 18y ago
Brutal Truth. I like it.
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by LPTS 18y ago
http://clinical.diabetesjournals.org/cgi/content/full/26/1/1... Where things are now. Check the cites/links on the bottom http://jac.oxfordjournals.org/cgi/content/full/55/4/413 Antiretroviral adherence, drug resistance, viral fitness
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by LPTS 18y ago
You can make it do that. You can have different search domains for different shortcuts. With how I customized it, I hit apple+space to do normal stuff, option apple space to use it to access tho menu bar commands, etc. You could set one
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by LPTS 18y ago
To my eyes it's an improvement. Not perfect. I think you should put the arrows to the left side, use simpler arrow graphics, and indicate the arrows are linked to the points by making them the same color. Then, make the 1, 2, 3 a lighter
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by LPTS 18y ago
"Can you expound on what's you find horrible about the points and the arrows." The way they look. Your assessment of the problem is good. You gotta connect the points with the arrows. BUT, the way you does it looks horrible. I don't kno
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by LPTS 18y ago
The feature that Matt says he likes (searching, eg poker) is much better implemented with Quicksilver on Mac OS X.
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by LPTS 18y ago
You're a moron if you think you are capable of deciding what medicine you need without having medical school. Sorry, man, but we got this great thing called division of labor where the MD learns about the medicine and you can focus on some
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by LPTS 18y ago
I don't read reddit. But I checked out the design, and I think your website has a couple design mistakes. The arrows should not be above and below each number. That is horrible. Really. Also, the domain of the link should be right of "su
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by LPTS 18y ago
I'll dig those up either late tonight or late tomorrow night but I'll get there.
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by LPTS 18y ago
Um, fuck you. Really, I mean it. My mom, a single mother, worked full time doing hard physical labor in a bakery. Her back is still sore from all the hard work she did to raise me and my brother. We lived in cheap housing, paycheck to p
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by LPTS 18y ago
You'd have to go to a medical library to do research, or pay 15 dollars per article. There are easily 2 or 3 hundred bucks worth of journal articles (at 15 or 20 a pop) that are required reading. The most valuable articles will be studies
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by LPTS 18y ago
I don't think laypeople should decide when doctors are overprescribing. That's like new age people who think quantum physics is a scientific way of stating their religious superstitions without understanding the math. The problem isn't so
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by LPTS 18y ago
The largest cause of disease progression in HIV is adherence between 70 and 90 percent. Hypertension, Diabetes, etc. All these long term problems have adherence rates less then 70%. Resistance is low on the list for reasons for nonadher
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by LPTS 18y ago
I know how the system works, yeah.
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by LPTS 18y ago
We are going to create a 21rst century patient facing medical experience. The experience of going to a pharmacy sucks, and is obsolete. The entire medical industry is complacent in allowing 100 billion in unnecessary medical costs because
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by LPTS 18y ago
It's a comment on the disgusting and sad state of politics in America that saying "Everyone who is sick should get care" is a political football rather than a noncontroversial statement of an obvious truth. I think we should take rich peopl
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by LPTS 18y ago
No professional philosophers take Rand seriously, except for a couple whackos in a couple places. I understand if your 15 how exciting Rand can be. But to see adults take it seriously is sad.
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by LPTS 18y ago
Cryptonomicon is great if you haven't read it. I think it's a canonical piece of scifi. It's two generations of nerds from a family. One is a WW2 codebreaker, and his grandson is a startup tech guy. The book tells the story by switching
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by LPTS 18y ago
It's been cool for a while. Techcrunch is the Teen People Magazine of the scene. All the cool kids don't like it but secretly want to be featured. EDIT: I'm wrong. Brainfart. Techcrunch is more like Scientific American or Psychology To
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by LPTS 18y ago
I thought there was a difference where self taught would be "I did teach myself this thing" and autodidactic would be "I have the personality trait of continually teaching myself new things." Only one of the dictionaries I checked made thi
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by LPTS 18y ago
I feel like I'm in junior high getting bullied for being a nerd. I'm so sorry for using a big word. In the future I'll try and limit myself to a fifth grade reading level (maybe reaching rhetorical, which is a fancy word for a skillful ki
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by LPTS 18y ago
I went to college and was a semester away from graduating. Here is my education history. I studied music and philosophy not computers. Anyway I was self taught enough that in my senior year contemporary philosophy of mind class (which I s

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