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When I swipe right on my Pixel 2 to get to the Google Now news feed, any article I click on opens the AMP version. It's great when I'm on the light rail going through areas with patchy cell signal, but when an article's share
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My girlfriend is a child and family therapist, a public school teacher in a special needs class before that. They didn't mention this in grad school, but she started figuring out kids had attachment disorders related to PTSD instead of
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I just asked my girlfriend of several years to be in my family. We'll see how this goes.
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They're right though. Australia covers this method (offering rebates for people using it) but in their reviews of it they didn't see it actually having any effect. http://www.health.gov.au/internet/main/p
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I was a little disappointed not to see that mentioned in the NYT article. I fear to think how many overactive little boys are going to start getting dosed with lavender to calm them down.
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How is this going to affect how often I get asked to tip? I want to see less tipping, not more. Square seems to be one of the primary offenders in introducing bribery to transactions where I don't really want to rate how much I was ple
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To put some numbers to it, it cost me $0.07 to send someone >$10k worth of BTC. It cost my girlfriend $40 to send someone $400 via wire transfer through Bank of America.
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The Pentagon didn't start calling it the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) until 2017. Prior to then, it was the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL). Worth noting that the Islamic State has preferred being called ISIS. I t
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Eurasia has lost enough groundwater to affect the movement of the North Pole. That's my theory: groundwater is being consumed by people faster than it's being replenished. https://www.jpl.nasa.gov/news/news.ph
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This sounds related to Eurasia losing enough groundwater to affect the movement of the North Pole. https://www.jpl.nasa.gov/news/news.php?release=2016-100
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Given the number of FOSS hospital management systems out there, are there no similar attempts to create FOSS software for the common government problem of law enforcement? Some of our Federal agencies might be able to help with this, saving
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Like they do for cars?
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An unsurprising number of Navy nukes re-enlist from the Persian Gulf. That $60k+ re-enlistment bonus is tax-free if you sign in a war zone. Also, for people who joined the military out of high school, the private sector is frightening.
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One thing I was disturbed by going from the US Navy to working privately in software development in Seattle is how much of a secret pay is in the private sector. You can pretty much look up how much money anyone in the military makes. Base
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I've sent feedback to a couple dozen sites over this. Most were government website (internal military sites are the worst) but when various financial institutions started updating their policies they forcing this silliness. When they d
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Their example is a wallet with 10 bitcoin, 3 were stolen. * poison: all BTC is the wallet is considered stolen, and all BTC in every wallet the BTC moves through from there is considered stolen * haircut: BTC in the wallet is considered 30%
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Profit margins? You dissipate the heat into the faraday cage. There's been a patent for this: https://patents.google.com/patent/US5901040
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Thank you, I was looking for that. Does anyone know: is it typical for the NYT to not link to court decisions? I'm used to such links in online news stories.
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http://www.codeabbey.com/ is more CpSc oriented but very similar to https://projecteuler.net/ . https://uva.onlinejudge.org/ has too many problems to sum up easily, but they have online solu
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Clean Code by Robert C. Martin This helped me break my analysis paralysis when it came to figuring out how to organize my code.
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cat /dev/urandom | sox -traw -r44100 -b16 -e unsigned-integer - -tcoreaudio synth pinknoise band -n 1400 200 tremolo 40 .1 gain 8
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Can confirm: using MySQL and for reasons... everything in the DB gets a primary key set by taking a random UUID, stripping the dashes, and then doing an `UNHEX(id)` in the stored procedures. Those IDs are both the primary keys and the keys
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The Myth of Sisyphus by Albert Camus Back in college I had that spinning around in my head along with a computer science foundations course (automata, computability, complexity, Turing completeness) and a bunch of AI/AL light reading