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berdon
9y ago
I had assumed the theater wasn't a part of the exchange and that MoviePass is merely making money on the percentage of people that don't go to 1/2 movies in a month. If too many people do, they can up the price per month. Wit
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berdon
9y ago
But can you leave your friends behind cause they don't stop and if they don't stop they're no friends of mine? The beauty of telling yourself "I can stop" comes in when you're really just lying to yourself to r
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berdon
9y ago
In case you were wondering: re·i·fy make (something abstract) more concrete or real. "these instincts are, in humans, reified as verbal constructs"
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berdon
9y ago
2x improvement just depends on where you start in relation to where you have been. If you haven't lifted legs heavily for a while you'll have to start lower but you'll quickly regain that lost grown. Well, you'll regain
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berdon
9y ago
Just keep in mind that if the price skyrockets you'll get to field more phone calls from angry family/friends who missed out because of your advice. Damned if you do, damned if you don't.
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berdon
9y ago
A small bit of anecdotal evidence: We have a solution with around 30 projects in it - this solution consumes around 1.25gb of RAM in Visual Studio. In contrast, the same solution in VS Code open along with two other windows open to other so
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berdon
9y ago
TypeScript transpiles into some target JS version (ES5, ES6, ES2016, ES.Next). It is a different language but it gets executed as JS.
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Google Finance getting updated in November
(support.google.com)
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berdon
9y ago
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berdon
9y ago
^^ I read "Hearts, Clubs, Diamonds, Spades: Players Who Suit MUDs" while developing my own MUD and it seemed _very_ applicable. Both from a gamer and a developer perspective. I'm not sure the FA's reference to that paper
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berdon
9y ago
If done correctly, the aluminum foil would prevent damage. But...I think it would get quite warm probably serving as a detector of sorts.
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berdon
9y ago
Could we just use EMP's near inmate rears to solve the problem without having to "dig deeper"?
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berdon
9y ago
Too build on this thought - is it possible that these quantum properties aren't affected by locality? Which is obviously true given the explanation above... I guess I'm asking if there are other intuitions that can be made if loca
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berdon
9y ago
Do you have any sources for the calorie vs ATP information? I've recently been assuming this and I'd really like to read more in the direction of ATP based diets versus calorie based diets.
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berdon
9y ago
I remember one time negotiating an offer with StartupXYZ and they claimed a bunch of things about their stock options (company valuation, overall stock package value, etc). When I asked them various questions about the options, in particula
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berdon
9y ago
I was there last year but it was quite overcast and foggy. Even still, we did catch minor glimpses of these gorgeous icebergs.
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berdon
10y ago
Thanks Tyriar!
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berdon
10y ago
+1 Now I only hope they add in hot-disk support. Sublime Text 3 checks to see if the currently opened version differs from the file system. If it does, it prompts the user to keep the current version or replace it with the disk version. VS
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berdon
10y ago
Out of curiosity - do you have any suggested reading to learn more about the brain at this depth?
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berdon
10y ago
I realize this was a sarcastic comment but...what about "effectively" dead humans? Those deemed brain dead. I wonder if there might be legal leeway in "researching" on them?
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China using CRISPR for Cancer on Live Humans
(wired.com)
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10y ago
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berdon
10y ago
This is definitely about the expansion and growth of the universe, not t-shirts.
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10y ago
Yeah, I cringe at a lot of it too. I think this is a result of all of the tooling and automated building that's "necessary" to cludge everything together. ES6 features and TypeScript are great, for many reasons, but they don&
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berdon
10y ago
I agree with your major point but not with your example. That just sounds like: * "18..." -> JS Libraries? * "certain version..." -> TypeScript / Babel? * "another to run" -> CommonJS / Syste
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10y ago
It would be nice if they included examples on the main page or the "Learn More" page. I've spent a couple minutes bouncing around but I've failed in finding anything...
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Twitter Incentivizing Ad Clicks
(mashable.com)
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Moon Express Approved for Private Lunar Landing in 2017
(space.com)
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12y ago
Not really. Cash and checkbooks require you pulling out a some form of tender, divvying out the correct amount or writing the amount out, and then handing the tender to the cashier. Now, using Uber as an example, I request a car, get into t
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12y ago
Carpal tunnel symptoms present in many different ways. For instance, I have no pain at night, only "buzzing" and numbness in my fingers with decreased grip strength.
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Device Helps Humans and Dogs Communicate
(iflscience.com)
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12y ago
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12y ago
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