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by civilian 16y ago
This must be awkward for government workers who have already read the cables.
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by civilian 16y ago
I don't have either, but I'd go with Emotiv... theirs has more sensors. Recommended watching: http://www.ted.com/talks/tan_le_a_headset_that_reads_your_br...
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by civilian 16y ago
"Seems Google is joining that particular use of version numbers as marketing." I disagree. Sure they have higher numbers, but they're also not making a big deal about it.
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by civilian 16y ago
Huh! Biochemistry major here... So I guess that the bacteria just rarely uses Sulphur-Sulphur (thiol) bonds in it's proteins, since Arsenic has a high affinity for it (and that's what causes arsenic toxicity in everything else). http://e
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by civilian 16y ago
My Professional & continue education Python course has 30 people in it and I'd say that the average age is mid-30s. My friend and I, at 25 and 23, are the youngest in the class. (Why are my friend and I so young and are re-training? We
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by civilian 16y ago
I think that giving word-of-mouth recommendations is just another form of "repeat business". You, personally, are leading to another sale.
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by civilian 16y ago
I found Lucidchart to be pretty clunky.
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by civilian 16y ago
I wish his voice wasn't so annoying...
1509.
by civilian 16y ago
This question ate me in elementary school. I knew that the teachers & staff KNEW who the bullies were and who were the bullied. But they did nothing, and all of their punishments would give equal blame to both parties. If there was ac
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by civilian 16y ago
I'm in an intro-to-python course right and we're working through Think Python. (It's free online: http://greenteapress.com/thinkpython/ ) I've found the exercises really fun and easy to get motivated about. I can't speak about a whole pr
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by civilian 16y ago
Really good TED talk from the founder of SENS, Aubrey de Grey: http://www.ted.com/talks/aubrey_de_grey_says_we_can_avoid_ag...
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by civilian 16y ago
My grandfather continued to breed horses until he was 87. He didn't make a decision to stop, he simply had a stroke and has been restricted to a wheelchair. Now he's 94 and he avidly reads books in English, German and Danish. He's trying
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by civilian 16y ago
Most big cities have "coworking spaces": a shared office with a lot of separate professionals who prefer to work outside of home and around other people. For example, http://officenomads.com/ in Seattle. I think you briefly touched on a