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acro
16y ago
Its a bit vague, would be nice to know what this is based on.
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acro
17y ago
This is correct. Even though intuitively it might seem unlikely that hamstrings have anything to do with lower back pain, but they really are linked. There are also other stretches and exercises which help.
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acro
17y ago
There is showdead flag in your profile which does this.
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acro
17y ago
According to the Singularity is Near book, Kurzweil predicts human level artificial intelligence by 2030, and singularity by 2045.
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acro
17y ago
On Chrome the font on the category tabs is nearly not readable, Firefox displays the same font ok.
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acro
17y ago
Shoutcast radio on winamp is what I have used for years, many stations there.
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acro
17y ago
Bay12 Games (Tarn Adams) has been somewhat successful with donations, I think he works now full-time on his own stuff. ( http://www.bay12games.com/ ) From their forums: March Donations: $2997.46 and 50 billion dollars in expired bank no
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acro
17y ago
I would imagine they can easily make more than mininova, and mininova apparently has revenues over one million per year, see: http://torrentfreak.com/behind-the-scenes-at-mininova-090316... This is just quessing, i have no confirmed infor
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acro
17y ago
I don't think there is a scam, he is just submitting interesting content to build up his profile. He didn't copy the articles, at least the couple of submissions i checked. Its good for you, its good for him, whats the problem?
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acro
17y ago
I'm curious, what exactly is impressive about the "first place" workspace?
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acro
17y ago
Making a worm that changes something on a site means disrupting the service between a service provider and a customer, it is not just using something for another purpose. If something is easy to do or the actual damage is small does not mak
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17y ago
That last sentence is a bit troubling, are you serious? Think about a situation for example where all of your income comes from a website you publish and someone else does (without your permission) something to change/destroy the content, h
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New cells in the adult brain migrate long distances by crawling along blood vessels
(scienceblogs.com)
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18y ago
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Angel Investment down 26% in 2008
(dondodge.typepad.com)
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18y ago
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Carpal Tunnel Syndrome exercises that really work
(boingboing.net)
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18y ago
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18y ago
Looks great, works great, can't think of anything to nitpick right now :) (edit: oh maybe the categories menu is a bit messy, but its very very minor)
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Ebay history and architecture
(highscalability.com)
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acro
18y ago
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Industrialized Science
(scienceblogs.com)
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18y ago
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acro
18y ago
direct link to the video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6x0cAzQ7PVs
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acro
18y ago
May I ask what is the basis of your estimate on the computational capacity of the human brain?
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acro
18y ago
Maybe you could write a short description of the app to encourage people to comment?
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18y ago
I would like to point out to the author that many natural phenomena like rabbit populations are tightly constrained by environmental factors, mainly available living space and food. Its these environmental factors that cause the S-curves. T
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18y ago
If your application is only reading data then it is fairly easy to scale well. Most real world applications also update data, and when updating data it must be written to permanent storage. I would argue the real scalability problems are cr
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acro
18y ago
Sending the coordinates is the standard http behavior in the case of image submit buttons.
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acro
18y ago
Three basic competitive strategies: cost, differentiation, focus. All these seem identical to your competitors when looking at your site.
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acro
18y ago
This one seems like another traffic bait, Chrome has nothing to do with the HTTPS setup of google.com.
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acro
18y ago
To me this seems a bit like a deliberate link/traffic bait.