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by cknoxrun 8y ago
> All of the creating happened elsewhere. People made things on their computer in other apps and then published them to the web. The interesting thing there is that most people use those tools (Instagram, etc.) through an app, not thro
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by cknoxrun 8y ago
This seems like a technology problem, not a personnel problem. There should be more checks in a system when you are changing bank accounts where so much money is going to be deposited.
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by cknoxrun 8y ago
Typically there are photos of the drug seizure.
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by cknoxrun 8y ago
It may have seemed more useful, but the SNP-effect data quality was low.
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by cknoxrun 8y ago
Dynamic language or not, having good test coverage will be your biggest support.
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by cknoxrun 8y ago
Hello Jon, I bought Sublime Merge a few days ago and am excited to see Dark Mode, but the key does not work. I sent in an email to support but I haven't received a reply. Sorry for nagging you, I realize you are probably all busy over
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by cknoxrun 8y ago
Attachments, yes. Web clipper, no I don't think so. But I doubt most people who used to use Evernote and now use Apple notes ever used the web clipper (including me).
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by cknoxrun 8y ago
If I know I want to go a Wikipedia article, I can avoid an extra click. I use DDG as a research tool, and being able to bang jump to pubmed, UniProt, DrugBank, etc really speeds up my workflow.
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by cknoxrun 8y ago
There are better ways of communicating disagreement with people. I think trying to be a bit kinder would go a long way here.
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by cknoxrun 8y ago
I’d just like to chime in that myself and the other rails developers in my company use rails because we love it (in addition to it being the right tool for the job). I personally find ruby a beautiful language and using it every day makes m
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by cknoxrun 8y ago
There are great research-related ones as well. !pubmed !dailymed !drugbank etc.
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by cknoxrun 8y ago
I enable Reader by default on all websites (you can then opt out on those it does not play well with). Of course that's only if you use Safari.
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by cknoxrun 8y ago
This is at room temperature I guess. This article is a nice summary: https://www.folio.ca/scientists-perfect-technique-to-boost-c...
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Technique perfected to boost capacity of computer storage 1000 fold(nature.com)
1 points by cknoxrun 8y ago|1 comments
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by cknoxrun 8y ago
I agree, I guess I'm just expressing my feeling as I read this list. It is about balance, and I do my best, but thanks for reminding me of the connection between the two.
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by cknoxrun 8y ago
It's truly a shame that more people don't realize how much better you can feel about life and humanity when you stop getting drawn into arguments on social media.
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by cknoxrun 8y ago
The further I read, the smaller some of the issues we face today seem. I could spend my life fighting to prevent global warming or fix the world, but this list just makes me want to enjoy the time I have here with my loved ones... I don&#x2
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by cknoxrun 9y ago
We use ghost as well, can't say enough good things about it. Digital Ocean also has a pre-configured droplet for it that makes installation / testing pretty seamless.
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by cknoxrun 9y ago
We export massive amount of JSON downloads for our customers, with often different features enabled. So for each customer we generate a different schema for validation.
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by cknoxrun 9y ago
My Database/Company ( https://www.drugbank.ca ) contains a list of CC0 names they could use that are international, and it's updated daily.
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by cknoxrun 9y ago
It hasn't just industrialized though, it's taken on massive scale manufacturing of almost all forms of goods for almost every nation on Earth.
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by cknoxrun 9y ago
I spent time in a remote village in Western Nepal back in 2009. During the 70's, the Peace Corp had installed 2 hydro generators to provide electricity for the village. Over time the generators broke down, and no outside notice was giv
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by cknoxrun 9y ago
This was my experience - after removing apps / block there would be an initial period where I would stick to it, but eventually would fall back to the same old routine. Changing engrained habits is extremely difficult.
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by cknoxrun 9y ago
Ya the camera is the biggest issue, and I'll admit I do rely on my wife having her smartphone handy for capturing those unexpected moments. I do carry a small point and shoot (older model from 2009), but I am looking at upgrading it to
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by cknoxrun 9y ago
I've mentioned this before on here, but for me tossing the smart phone and getting a flip phone has utterly changed the dynamic with my children. It has been 3 months, and I am still amazed (although I guess I shouldn't be) that b
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by cknoxrun 9y ago
I switched to a flip phone. The benefits strongly outweigh the advantages of being hooked on a smartphone. My sleep has improved, the quality-time I spend with my kids is actually quality-time now, and my night vision has even improved (thi
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by cknoxrun 9y ago
We just launched our re-design using the beta ( https://www.drugbank.ca ). We couldn't be happier as well.
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by cknoxrun 9y ago
Or, perhaps instead of a library, use the built in browser confirmation dialog?
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by cknoxrun 9y ago
It's not that different from much of Europe. Edmonton is at the same latitude as Dublin.
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by cknoxrun 9y ago
I've lived here for 17 years and there has never been a week of below -40.

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