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by aezell 9y ago
The ultimate humblebrag.
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by aezell 9y ago
When the Pledge of Allegiance is being recited at the beginning, there is no "under God." I knew that it had been added in 1954 but it's interesting to hear it so clearly missing here given that the event occurred in 1939.
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by aezell 9y ago
That wasn't my stance. My stance was one of examining the full societal cost of any activity. Football is certainly not alone in the impacts it has on families. It's just the one we are talking about in this forum. But, if one is
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by aezell 9y ago
If we really want to determine how dangerous or unhealthy football is, we should consider the full picture. As part of this thought exercise, let's take as a given that CTE doesn't exist and brain injuries are unimportant. After t
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by aezell 9y ago
(N of 1 anecdote warning) I started playing football at 6 years old. Tackle football came about two years later. In my junior year of high school, my back problems and knee problems were so bad, I had to quit. It was the best day of my life
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by aezell 9y ago
I haven't used Transmit in a while as I don't have a need for it, but when I did it was a great client. The Panic app I miss most is Unison. Well, miss in the sense of miss it getting updated. It's still available. Years ago,
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by aezell 9y ago
It seems to me that the piece of data always missing in these kinds of challenges is time. I think anyone probably can run a marathon given enough time to change their lifestyle and build the appropriate strength and endurance. If that time
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by aezell 9y ago
20 years and they still think I need more than one vacuum. ht: https://twitter.com/kibblesmith/status/724817086309142529
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by aezell 9y ago
I immigrated to Switzerland from the US back around 2000 for a technology job. It was actually fairly easy to get a temp worker's visa which was valid for 3 months. Once I was there, my employer went with me to the "Bureau d'
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by aezell 9y ago
Seems like a subscription to a national MLS service would allow her access to all the same images with none of the copyright claims Zillow wants to make.
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by aezell 9y ago
In this part of the country, it seems like Kroger's ClickList service has been very successful. I'd imagine other larger chains in other parts of the country are doing similar things. Sure, it's not delivery but if you are dr
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by aezell 9y ago
Ordered the book based on the fact that it helped you make these connections and hypotheses. Must be a good book.
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by aezell 10y ago
You got me. I was reading and thinking, "This person just couldn't be more wrong." Nicely done.
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by aezell 10y ago
Curator at an art museum and publisher of unique writing about music, art, and humans.
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by aezell 10y ago
This is the same as cops offering to sell drugs or sex and then busting the buyers.
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by aezell 10y ago
I'm working on a Twitter client that only runs on this OS. Wait a sec... Oh, I see. Time machine was NOT set to 2010. Working on a Pokemon GO client that only runs on this OS.
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by aezell 11y ago
This has nothing to do with gender issues, sexuality issues, societal changes, or Internet ubiquity. This is simply a flailing attempt to get press for a moribund flagship publication that is likely dragging down a profitable brand. This is
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by aezell 12y ago
"Digging" by Seamus Heaney. One of my favorites. Between my finger and my thumb The squat pen rests; snug as a gun. Under my window, a clean rasping sound When the spade sinks into gravelly ground: My father,
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by aezell 12y ago
Only for repeat opens. The original open still accesses a particular URL specific to that recipient so the open is recorded even if Gmail hides IP, browser, OS, and other data via their proxy. If the user doesn't view the images, that
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by aezell 13y ago
As someone who's coming from a Django world and is trying to get into the Rails 4 "way of things," where does this article lie in my path to enlightenment?
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by aezell 13y ago
I always liked this set of challenges/riddles, though it is directed at Python specifically. I appreciated that it forced you to deal with some Internet-related programming tools and concepts. http://www.pythonchallenge.com&
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by aezell 13y ago
Great. I bought a copy and will be following along on your progress. I'll be sure to use issues and pull requests for any other suggestions/fixes I might stumble across.
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by aezell 13y ago
I love this. I think it would be useful to move the debugging chapter much earlier in the book. Presumably, new users of Flask will encounter the (pretty awesome) Werkzeug error page as they move through the book. It might work well if a de
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by aezell 13y ago
Porn pays.
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Can you do Laird Hamilton's "The Grant?"(gabbyandlaird.com)
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by aezell 14y ago
The anecdotal evidence in my personal case which supports the ideas in this blog post is overwhelming. Having started an exercise and diet regimen a few months ago, I have noticed a vast improvement not just in physical health but in mental
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by aezell 14y ago
This is more of a fasting-type routine. I think there are some interesting studies being done on religious communities where this type of fasting is relatively common. I'd love to know what it feels like that first day after your diet days.
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by aezell 14y ago
Given the replies, I thought I'd add in some details for context. On June 20, I weighed 338 pounds. I'm 6'2" tall and had a BMI of around 43. I was well past morbidly obese and had been for nearly a decade. However, I had a vast number of t
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by aezell 14y ago
Roughly speaking, it's about 25% fat, 40% carbs, 35% protein measured over the course of a week. I've recently added some light weight training to the exercise regimen and I'd like to increase that protein percentage to give my muscles the
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by aezell 14y ago
Most of the other replies here got the gist of what I wrote, but for me, it's about apparent energy levels. That is, because I don't feel weighed down and sluggish because of a huge, greasy meal, I'm more apt to get outside and play basketb

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