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Babel-plugin for accessing arrays using negative indices(npmjs.com)
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by cel1ne 11y ago
Serotonine is very old. There are two different genes TPH1 and TPH2 which encode the enzyme information for serotonine-production, which happens at two sites in the body. This split is apparently very old and evolved before vertebrates did
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I make tools(xkcd.com)
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Show HN: A babel plugin for safe object-access and explicit modification(npmjs.com)
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by cel1ne 11y ago
Slightly off-topic, but I found this article useful when implementing a REST-API: http://www.vinaysahni.com/best-practices-for-a-pragmatic-res... It has a section about status-codes: http://www.vinaysahni.com&#x2
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by cel1ne 11y ago
There is a better product / drug already: It's called GHB, is endogenous to the body, has similar effects like alcohol, but is less toxic. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gamma-Hydroxybutyric_acid
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by cel1ne 11y ago
Go for Redux instead: http://teropa.info/blog/2015/09/10/full-stack-redux-tutorial...
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The European Refugee Crisis and Syria Explained(youtube.com)
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by cel1ne 11y ago
You are right, I made an Edit.
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by cel1ne 11y ago
That law basically states that muslim preachers in hospitals or who are teaching at schools or universities have to BE ABLE to speak german, so that the german-only speaking muslims, who exist as well, can understand them. The concept is ca
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by cel1ne 11y ago
I'm from Austria. We have thousands of refugees crossing our border from Hungary daily right now, since they are being treated like animals there. [0] Civil society responded quickly: here in Vienna there are thousands of volunteers pr
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by cel1ne 11y ago
Finally, I almost started writing something like this myself a couple of times.
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by cel1ne 11y ago
This is a good overview in my opinion: https://babeljs.io/docs/learn-es2015/
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by cel1ne 11y ago
I know, i can't say that I follow my own advice all the time. If you do just one thing: play hands separated at least for a while.
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by cel1ne 11y ago
Hi, the exercises I do for the regular practise change according to the pieces I play and they also change if I feel that I get tired of them or they don't work. Many of them can be found here [0]. There are also days where I just &quo
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by cel1ne 11y ago
Played the cello for 7 years as a kid. Gave it up and learned piano with 23 or so. Your skill is going to depend on how much time you want to invest practising. In my experience, as a hobby musician, my most "efficient" practising
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by cel1ne 11y ago
No, I figured it was too unpolished and you can write it in one day.
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by cel1ne 11y ago
Granted, the use of word "bugs" was a bit too much. I consider it a bug when ´Environment.getExternalStorageState´ tells me the SDCard is mounted, when the SD-slot is empty. That was because parts of Samsung's internals stora
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by cel1ne 11y ago
I wrote this as well in React once. Easy to add live-sorting and fulltext-filtering. Good job!
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by cel1ne 11y ago
This maps nicely to the two separate locations where the body produces most serotonine: In the gut and in the brain. (Serotonine isn't able to cross the blood-brain-barrier). There are even two different genes TPH1 and TPH2 which encod
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by cel1ne 11y ago
The problem with Android isn't Java, but that it has one of most terrible, buggy, undocumented and confusing SDKs I have ever seen. It tries hard to touch every anti-pattern on the planet. Android could be much more performant, but one
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Object-relational impedance mismatch(en.wikipedia.org)
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by cel1ne 12y ago
Silat. Seni Gayung Fatani to be exact. 3 times a week for an hour at least in the evening. Apart from the fact that exercise always help I think it's the structured, controlled breathing you have to do, that helps to focus.
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by cel1ne 12y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frontostriatal_circuit
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by cel1ne 12y ago
Goethe (german), here's a translation of the Zauberlehrling (The Sorcerer's Apprentice) That old sorcerer has vanished And for once has gone away! Spirits called by him, now banished, My commands shall soon obey. E
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by cel1ne 12y ago
The answer to "Why we can't build software the way we build bridges?" is that bridges and other physical works disintegrate over time. Code doesn't rot, so the mistake of 1980 can be freshly reused 40 years later.
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by cel1ne 12y ago
http://ux.stackexchange.com/questions/42026/could-user-tests...
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by cel1ne 12y ago
I don't get where people get "white" from. I see blue and black (if i turn it very very dark) or blue and gold.
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by cel1ne 12y ago
I onced talked to a environmental engineering student in Norway who was a lumberjack and hunter earlier (that education system!). He told me that the main problem with wolves was that they are really aggressive against hunting dogs. If you
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by cel1ne 12y ago
Addendum: I think I learned something like autogenous training that way. There are times in winter when it's really cold (10 Fahrenheit or so) and I start shaking. Then I think about it and "just" stop cramping and instead &q

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