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by ac2u 15y ago
Not alone in testing a heavy stream of tweets using "Bieber" then!
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by ac2u 15y ago
Might get a better response on reddit/r/askscience
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by ac2u 15y ago
Visual Artists often take inspiration from nature. I've read a few articles on how someone used primes and other mathematical principles that are observable in nature and used them in programs to generate tiled images with a more natural fl
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by ac2u 15y ago
Second the tldr by yummyfajitas, something that's been repeated over and over wrapped up in another metaphor with promotional links at the end.
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by ac2u 16y ago
"And if meat was a significant part of our diets, cholesterol and atherosclerosis wouldn't be problems like they are now." You're basing your argument on the assumption that cholesterol problems are caused by intake ofsaturated fat and jump
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by ac2u 16y ago
"it should be completely obvious that this is the food of primitive people - our ancestors" Citations please. There are people that claim the opposite of you saying that fruit was rarely a staple and merely a seasonal food. There's also som
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by ac2u 16y ago
See richcollins comment above.
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by ac2u 16y ago
Just a guess... but I'd say they wanted to make it tablet-friendly.
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by ac2u 16y ago
For me, I prefer the OP's article as it's very much from the perspective of someone still "in the trenches", whereas your artcle seems to be approaching it from the angle of already being through the trenches and reflecting on how awesome i
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by ac2u 16y ago
Sure, I agree with you. (When I say win, I was referring to HD-DVD vs Blu-ray). But what I'm saying is that it's too early to call Blu-ray a failure. It may well serve it's purpose quite well before streaming HD video inevitably becomes ubi
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by ac2u 16y ago
But Blu-ray did win. I understand your point, however, I'm sure the introduction of Blu-ray HD-DVD made sense from a business standpoint for the entertainment industry, it will take a while before bandwidth/storage makes them irrelevant on
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Bebo launches car review site.(bebo.com)
2 points by ac2u 16y ago|0 comments
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by ac2u 16y ago
Hey, thanks for the feedback. I'm with you on the share functionality, going to either see if there's a separate way to do it in the API, failing that I'll put a confirmation dialog. Noted. In regards to the categories.. read my mind :) ori
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Show HN: Zombie Survival Team App(apps.facebook.com)
2 points by ac2u 16y ago|2 comments
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by ac2u 16y ago
"It could be" is not evidence.
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by ac2u 16y ago
Yes. Why can't people grasp this very simple idea before opening their mouths and spreading this FUD. I see even pg fell for this. The only way the words "Bing copies google" would be justified is if MS were directly querying Google on cert
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by ac2u 16y ago
"They're either parsing the query out of the url, or violating robots.txt to fetch the result page, almost certainly the former." Where's your evidence for any of that? There's another way. Store the input of any Text Box which is immediate
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by ac2u 16y ago
You put what I was thinking more succinctly than I could. I don't like the witch-hunt attitude when there's no proof that they directly focused their metrics on Google.
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by ac2u 16y ago
They don't. They rely on tracking data on performing any search and the resulting click which occurs. Just because Google happens to be the middleman in some of these metrics, doesn't mean there should be a massive leap of logic to the stat