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How to be Polite… for Geeks(medium.com)
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Refold's Portable Cardboard Standing Desk(kickstarter.com)
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StartUp #6: How to Value Your Startup(hearstartup.com)
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by agarden 12y ago
Ping me too, please. Thanks.
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It strikes me that for something like knee surgery, at least, the recovery routine might be what provides the benefit. What if you took a group and did not pretend to give them surgery but made them rest and go through physical therapy as i
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by agarden 12y ago
This looks like an opportunity for an app. Your phone has GPS and a better idea of where you are than the cell network. What if you could open a 911 app, tick a few check boxes (Is this a medical emergency? violent situation? Do you require
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by agarden 12y ago
The first recommended read at the end of the Harris article, _The Gift of Fear_ by Gavin de Becker, agrees generally with Harris but offers a more nuanced approach. He says to trust your gut. Occasionally cooperating does work. Standing up
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The Tweaker: The Real Genius of Steve Jobs (2011)(newyorker.com)
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I lived in a house where one was installed. It could cool down the whole house in half an hour. Operation was noisy.
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The Navdy video has no explanation of what they use. The commenter linked to a YouTube video about his project, in which they say they used 60/40 beam splitter glass.
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Race conditions. This bug shows up sometimes while frobbing the dingbat, but only sometimes. The crash is correlated with frobbing the dingbat.
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by agarden 12y ago
In the video they say that they used 40/60 beamsplitter glass. It reflects the tablet directly.
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I stuck some Velcro on my laptop to create a removable, reusable cover. Your product looks much nicer. Most people don't seem to care about this. Your job is not to convince everyone that they should, but to get your product in front o
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The most advanced police sketch ever might solve cold cases(theverge.com)
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The pitching theory that could revolutionize baseball(sbnation.com)
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The treasure you have, and that I wish I could have, is that you know what love looks like on a day-to-day level. You have been habituated to it, even. There are many people, I think, who want to achieve what your grandparents did but don&#
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by agarden 12y ago
ELO ratings are available: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_Football_Elo_Ratings
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StartupOnomics 2014(danariely.com)
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Under "JavaScript crypto has very real risk of side-channel attacks": End-To-End’s crypto operations are performed in a different process from the web apps it interacts with.
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> In the worst case, if an obstructionist minority of states were to block an overwhelmingly popular and desperately needed amendment, a sufficiently large number of states could simply write a new Constitution. Interesting to note tha
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by agarden 12y ago
> The definitions are these desiccated little husks of technocratic meaningese, as if a word were no more than its coordinates in semantic space. That sentence thrills me. Superb. The author seems to care more about color than efficiency
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by agarden 12y ago
Interview starts at 8:47.
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by agarden 13y ago
The people who split a lot of wood are those who heat their house with wood. Open fire places are for ambiance. If you actually want to heat your house, you use a wood stove, which is closed.
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The manufacturer's website says that the axe is specifically designed to mitigate those risks. > The Leveraxe also does not bounce wildly as might happen with traditional axe. The axe changes the kinetic energy to rotational motion
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by agarden 13y ago
This is getting to the point. The question I had at the end of the article was, would her father have survived if he had stayed in New York to be treated? But I think that chart is ranking cancer deaths per 100,000 people in the general pop
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by agarden 13y ago
That article is about MRI studies, not monkeys. Do you have any links about the monkey studies?
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Bacterial toxin a potential trigger for multiple sclerosis(eurekalert.org)
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If the performance of the professor in a class cannot be reduced to a scalar value, then it seems probable that the performance of a student in a class also cannot be reduced to a scalar value, and professors should be required to write par
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Greg Maddux used methodical approach to get to Cooperstown(washingtonpost.com)
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My thoughts were similar. I only +1 or Like things I am genuinely endorsing, and it's cool with me if the company gets good publicity in consequence. That's kind of the point. I wouldn't +1 something I did not want to give go

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