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by ctrl-j 8y ago
I'm pretty sure low testosterone is pretty solidly linked to concentration[0]. If your hormones are out of balance - it makes sense that your brain isn't going to be working optimally. That being said, I believe it's a hormon
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by ctrl-j 8y ago
> Being sad and unhappy is natural... And is not an accurate description of depression. If you think depressed people are just sad/unhappy - please read more on this debilitating disorder.
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by ctrl-j 8y ago
Political sports-teaming doesn't belong on hacker news.
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by ctrl-j 8y ago
I've got the Intuos Pro from a couple models back. Windows Ink randomly causes pressure sensitivity to drop out (especially since the creators update.) On Windows 8 I never had trouble with the wireless adapter, now I have to run wired
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by ctrl-j 8y ago
I'm not sure about that. Or maybe Adobe just doesn't care. My 2017 Macbook Pro has horseshit graphical bugs in both Illustrator and Photoshop. I'm exclusively doing all my graphics work on my Windows 10 machine now (even thou
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by ctrl-j 8y ago
In your eyes, what would be the mechanism for a US citizen to sue a manufacturer who has no presence outside of China other than the Amazon marketplace?
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by ctrl-j 8y ago
I work for an organization that nitpicks about how things look instead of actual functionality. I've taken to style things like this because it helps them remember "this is just a placeholder" and focus on the actual applicat
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by ctrl-j 8y ago
Inline voltage to the microphone? A microphone is still a physical device.
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by ctrl-j 8y ago
Does elm have a strict linter or something? In the end, it may be a showstopper for you, but go is the prodigal child of "my way or the highway", and it's doing just fine in many production environments.
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by ctrl-j 8y ago
1. It's unlikely the effect on price of what you are describing would have the impact that is being shown. 2. Regardless of that fact, the area between the curves is the troubling part.
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by ctrl-j 8y ago
Get lost and have to stop/call for directions? Abandoning modern technology doesn't seem like the better alternative in this case.
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by ctrl-j 8y ago
Just out of curiosity, what do you think taste perception means in this context?
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by ctrl-j 9y ago
Maybe I missed the part in that video where he says they pulled private user data? If Trump generated his own social graph, I don't think there would be outrage.. instead they've got something worse than a breach on their hands. I
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by ctrl-j 9y ago
No it doesn't. It literally just removes liability from the corporation. If you've ever dealt with toxic work relationships, you know that stopping harassment isn't going to come down to how you are allowed to pass notes.
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by ctrl-j 9y ago
> I understand, but the error may be in how it interpreted what it sensed. It may, it also might not. If sharing data fails, further methods would be needed - but it's a good start for figuring out what data should be recorded for c
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by ctrl-j 9y ago
In a capitalist society, I wouldn't expect that. What would be the market incentive to migrate? As it stands currently, coastal property is the most valuable. There would need to be a mechanism to drive that migration. Perhaps a system
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by ctrl-j 9y ago
> So the current sea level is the one that must be kept? For now, yes. There are millions of people who will be impacted if we don't. If there is a reason to maintain a different sea level, we can weigh it against the impact of thos
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by ctrl-j 9y ago
But they can still download the source and re-upload it to GitHub. It's really a false sense of control.
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by ctrl-j 9y ago
> It occurs to me that America has, in every state, a state-run "highway patrol" that searches for terrorists and drug trafficking and the like. The state-run highway patrol is still subject to the 4th amendment (search and sei
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by ctrl-j 9y ago
It's a question of personal responsibility: * I mug you, compared to being a bystander while you are mugged. * I hit you with my car, compared to being a passenger in the car ahead of the one that hit you. * I price-gouge you on a medi
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by ctrl-j 9y ago
So, you would argue that directly profiting from raising the price of a necessary life-saving medication is equivalent to making charitable donations to foreign countries? That seems to be a stretch to me...
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by ctrl-j 9y ago
Ok, if you can outline a plan that gives non-addicts free reign over their assistance money, but restricts addicts, then we're cool.
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by ctrl-j 9y ago
So, just to be clear, it sounds you're arguing that we should put barriers on how good people who are homeless/broke should be able to spend their financial assistance - in order to prevent addicts from buying drugs. That sounds l
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by ctrl-j 9y ago
> If you're happily giving money to cocaine addicts then you're not being helpful at all. How about we don't conflate the two issues? People who have so little money they can't afford food, should get assistance. Full
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by ctrl-j 9y ago
As someone who grew up poor with parents who worked their asses off and didn't touch drugs or booze - your comment is both in poor taste, and ignorant. I'd happily give all the crack addicts assistance if it meant no children miss
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by ctrl-j 9y ago
> mostly-harmless lie that is quite funny. People feel shitty when they are lied to and laughed at. It's a shitty thing to do. If you enjoy it, that's fine. It's still a dick move.
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by ctrl-j 9y ago
> VS/Razor kind of don't work so well together in terms of notifying developers of errors while refactoring unless you actually have all of your views open in tabs in VS. Two things: 1.) ReSharper full solution analysis should
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by ctrl-j 9y ago
Please don't call people liars here without providing citations showing the lie. Slander belongs on Reddit.
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by ctrl-j 9y ago
Looks like Visual Studio Code - Microsoft's cross platform code editor.
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by ctrl-j 9y ago
https://www.nytimes.com/2017/11/28/us/politics/trump-access-...

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