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by bennylope 8y ago
I think you could do worse than that diet, but this is a multivariate comparison. From the study abstract[0] > Conclusion. Modifiable risk factors, such as physical activity, diet, smoking cessation and mid-day naps, might depict the “se
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by bennylope 8y ago
Not really sure how those ideas are all that similar to the TURN here. Those are long flying and involve tethering, but the flight systems are quite different and they're tethered to the ground.
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The Tethered Uni-Rotor Network: Eternal Flight UAV(turnuav.com)
119 points by bennylope 8y ago|70 comments
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by bennylope 8y ago
The NYT at least lets you use PayPal. When I wanted to cancel I couldn't even get through to a rep, so I just switched my payment method to PayPal and then deauthorized the recurring payment from PayPal.
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by bennylope 8y ago
> If you are having trouble, get the SQL working first, and then figure out how to make your ORM generate that SQL. This, specifically, is very good advice: using the ORM as a tool to implement a SQL-first solution. And not just good adv
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by bennylope 8y ago
Maybe they're just deleting code in command mode...
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by bennylope 9y ago
It sounds like the "out-of-the-box" expectations created by the admin app are the problem. I mean, hey, Django makes exposing data models in the admin interface trivial! You can certainly create more complicated forms for relati
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by bennylope 9y ago
Make work programs cost a lot of money.
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by bennylope 9y ago
> My colleagues and I often discuss how we would've found it helpful if during our childhood we were taught pragmatic skills such as budgeting and resolving interpersonal conflicts—skills that we require on a day to day basis. This
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by bennylope 10y ago
This should be retitled, "People Like Netflix’s Original Content More Than Its Other Sparse and Geographically Restricted Content"
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by bennylope 10y ago
That's what the "web" link below the article link is for.
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by bennylope 10y ago
I suspect we'll find that there's a difference between what was called shell shock (brain damage from blast waves) and PTSD (psychological trauma), and that it's possible to suffer from one or the other, or both.
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by bennylope 10y ago
This is largely true for someone who already knows the framework(s), probably less so when you're learning. There's less to do to make "a thing" that works in Flask than in Django. That said, many of the times I've
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9th Circuit: It’s a federal crime to visit a website after being told not to(washingtonpost.com)
6 points by bennylope 10y ago|0 comments
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by bennylope 10y ago
Sure, and none of that means that's his desk or his computer. Unless you have specific knowledge about what he keeps on his desk, this entire thread is a lot of silly speculation based on an unwarranted assumption.
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by bennylope 10y ago
How about this: Mark Zuckerberg poses for picture sitting next to [someone's MacBook] with covered camera and audio jack.
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by bennylope 10y ago
I wouldn't be too quick to say it's too expensive. My set up is not dissimilar to your own. I'm comfortable working on the command line, using s3cmd to sync the site, modifying bucket policies, etc. Once you know those things
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by bennylope 10y ago
I've used both as well and this perfectly crystallizes my thoughts on them. Integrating custom models felt a bit more cumbersome in Wagtail but I've mostly chalked that up to my own experience gap between the two CMSs.
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by bennylope 10y ago
And for those companies providing services (i.e. people doing work, rather than just SaaS) there's a lot of subcontracting that doesn't show up in this data.
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by bennylope 10y ago
You really have to have a groomed database to get reasonably accurate data. At a former employer (federal market research) we maintained a separate database of contractors mapping the relationship between companies based on DUNS number, whi
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Fun with Haxl (Part 1)(simonmar.github.io)
1 points by bennylope 11y ago|0 comments
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by bennylope 11y ago
Conflating one spectacular success with all [Harvard] dropouts is a silly comparison.
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by bennylope 11y ago
libsass is - understandably - a few versions behind the Ruby implementation. Most of the project teams I've been on working with Sass have opted for the Ruby implementation as a consequence.
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by bennylope 11y ago
Well I'm sorry, but that sounds altogether far too sensible.
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by bennylope 11y ago
> Together, these two factors have led to large amounts of research into sewage treatment, new technologies, and upgrades nationwide. Just because you apparently are ignorant of them doesn't mean they haven't been occurring. Wh
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by bennylope 11y ago
> municipalities generally run water and sewage services without complaints I'd largely agree with this from my own experience. The caveat here in comparing water & sewage to internet service is that water and sewage service -
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by bennylope 11y ago
Python's [list] comprehension syntax was directly inspired by Haskell's list comprehension syntax. And it's also widely (I'd argue) considered to be the Pythonic way of composing lists (and other iterables), rather tha
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by bennylope 11y ago
And if you asked them, "Hey guys, raise your hand if you use the web" you'd get men and women raising their hands. "the guys" != "guys" in this case. The word is very - or awfully, depending on your point
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Seeing to the Unseen: Performance, Accessibility, and Security in UX Design(wellfireinteractive.com)
3 points by bennylope 11y ago|0 comments
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by bennylope 11y ago
Not sure what's so ironic about this. That's the Mercurial server that's not responding.

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