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by ceedan 6y ago
Man this gives me some feels
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by ceedan 6y ago
I treat it like a tool. I use TDD when I encounter a problem that is complex enough that I cannot consider or remember all of the possible inputs/outputs during development. Getting all of those dumped into a test is the best way to re
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by ceedan 6y ago
Nice thanks for the details - I didn't know you were in talks with them about changes to intercooler, too. Nothing better than a nice pop-up to ruin your day... they're a different kind of plague
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by ceedan 6y ago
Thought this was a good read - and nice to see the progression of frustration with front-end development throughout the last decade, and then the introduction of mobile. This is a pretty common timeline for web devs who have been doing this
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by ceedan 6y ago
If you're building a competing product and using a monopoly in order to price gouge - nothing is throwaway.
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by ceedan 6y ago
I think your reply is irrelevant to what I've written. I'm not defending Hillary. My point is that if you can't attack Hillary Clinton (a politician) without gender slandering, you're probably be sexist.
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by ceedan 6y ago
Unless you're saying horrible things about her by attacking her gender, then it wouldn't be hate speech. If you have a difficult time saying horrible things about Hillary Clinton without attacking her gender, you might actually be
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by ceedan 6y ago
Wow that's pretty cool insight to a writer's process. I'm not sure that ever would have occurred to me
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by ceedan 6y ago
My first thought when looking at this thing was neck pain. Personally, I would be in rough shape if I used this thing for more than 15 minutes.
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by ceedan 6y ago
damn krunker is really not bad at all
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by ceedan 6y ago
Link to a prior post of mine: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23074528 China reports infectious disease counts and deaths each month. The numbers from December '19 were insane compared to '18
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by ceedan 6y ago
Chemical burn. Probably less common nowadays. My experience was in 2007. The name for this seems to be "burning mouth syndrome"
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by ceedan 6y ago
It was a chemical burn from brushing my tongue with toothpaste and not rinsing soon after. It was probably some kind of Crest or Colgate toothpaste. This was like 15 years ago so I hope the ingredients have changed.
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by ceedan 6y ago
Years ago, I also lost my sense of taste for a few days (toothpaste burned my tongue)... I would also describe it as terrifying and immediately depressing. The next day I had pizza and cake with tons of frosting, but everything tasted like
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by ceedan 6y ago
China's infections disease numbers for December 2019 were unbelievably higher than prior Decembers Dec 2017 - 700k cases - http://www.xinhuanet.com/english/2018-01/29/c_136933793.htm Dec 2018 - 712k case
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by ceedan 6y ago
I have a friend in Philly who swears he had it around the holidays in December. Said he had a flu that wiped him out for a few days - said he had never had anything like it. After SARS-CoV-2 blew up and symptoms were being discovered, he sw
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by ceedan 6y ago
Sounds like privileged insight
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by ceedan 6y ago
Yes
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by ceedan 7y ago
Dec 2017 - 700k - http://www.xinhuanet.com/english/2018-01/29/c_136933793.htm Dec 2018 - 712k - http://www.xinhuanet.com/english/2019-01/27/c_137778435.htm Dec 2019 - 1.71m -
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by ceedan 7y ago
China's monthly infectious disease report numbers had 1.71m cases of infectious disease in December 2019, compared to only like ~700k in December 2018. Interestingly the number of deaths from infectious disease declined in December 201
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by ceedan 7y ago
Or because Sunday starts daylight savings time.
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by ceedan 7y ago
> can we make enough of this stuff in the space of time to really make a difference? Many drugs are made in China too - terrible irony
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by ceedan 7y ago
They had to deal with SARS and are trying a more aggressive approach this time.
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by ceedan 7y ago
quadruped hip extensions have helped me a lot, too I've tried hip thrusters in the past when I knew less about how weak my glutes were. I'll give them another try. ty for sharing
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by ceedan 7y ago
I "took it easy" for like 4 months and my back pain only got worse during that time :/ lesson learned
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by ceedan 7y ago
Have you tried mackenzie method stretches? I had L5/S1 disc bulge and pain for over a year. After a few days of Mackenzie I was pain free, and now use the stretches as needed but probably 4 times a week. I went to a Chiropractor for a
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by ceedan 7y ago
> Additionally, getting over the mindset that if you have pain that you shouldn't move. The opposite is true. Amen
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by ceedan 7y ago
This is absolutely awful advice. Yes doing push ups with proper form will strengthen your core, but a lot of upper back pain is caused from tight pecs and lower delts which cause a hunch. Doing push ups would continue to tighten the pecs an
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by ceedan 7y ago
10000000000% I could talk all day about my back pain (so I'll just go on ahead and do that a bit here) and the journey I've been on to fix it. It's awful. I've been dealing with 2-4 bulging discs and all the back pain sy
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by ceedan 7y ago
Great read - really interesting stuff

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