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by dandare 9y ago
That is very interesting. Is it related to coal? Will the trees today nor form coal because they will be processed by fungi?
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by dandare 9y ago
> Most people believed that fat is converted to energy or heat, which violates the law of conservation of mass. We suspect this misconception is caused by the “energy in/energy out” mantra... I would not call it a misconception but
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by dandare 9y ago
So what future testable predictions does this theory make? Explaining existing phenomena is not enough for good scientific theory.
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by dandare 9y ago
This article implies a positive corelation between technology, research and employment, which is unsubstantiated. Employment rate is a function of politics.
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by dandare 9y ago
Laic here: Could we not keep Solidity Turing complete as it is and just build a restricted framework on top that will be audited and not Turing complete and just encourage regular programmers to use the framework and its predefined audited
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by dandare 9y ago
English is considered to be very difficult language and I find it to be a historical tragedy that English became the lingua franca of the world. I remember that as a child I could not wrap my head around the "spelling competitions&quot
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by dandare 9y ago
I am looking for a Patreon-like service where patrons could pledge money to individual pieces of content. Imagine that I create and maintain a public transport map for each city in the world and I want to let locals to pledge to their local
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by dandare 9y ago
59 subject divided into three groups - is that even statistically relevant?
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by dandare 9y ago
I find the two bumps ridiculous. A bump on the back to disturb physical interaction with the hardware, a bump on the screen to disturb mental interaction with the software. An ultimate antithesis to Apple's past leadership in design.
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by dandare 9y ago
I keep seeing my non-it friends boasting on FB how much they profited with Bitcoin this week. I am afraid this bubble will get way much bigger before it bursts.
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by dandare 9y ago
His point, that hiring process is not a scientific process, is probably correct. But the same is true about performance review process (in my opinion). At best, the performance review is unscientific and biased, at worst it is a popularity
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by dandare 9y ago
Oh my gosh, this looks like months of work, even if the editors are OS, the beautiful homepage, the billing, replying to emails and keeping everything up...
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by dandare 9y ago
You guys are doing a stellar job! The only additional thing I could wish for is a learning-oriented portal with a multitude of examples, focused on people with traditional JS background, that wish to learn all the advanced (coming from adva
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by dandare 9y ago
I am not coding daily anymore and I am a bit worried that I am losing touch with all the TypeScript improvements. I never imagined that one day I will complain the web programming language is evolving too fast :)
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by dandare 9y ago
The air purifier market is riddled with false marketing claims bordering with fraud. I wanted to buy a purifier once but after doing some research I become so disillusioned that I abandoned the idea. Some of the problems I found: * If the f
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by dandare 9y ago
As others pointed out this study may not be scientifically conclusive and I am not in a position to comment on that. What strikes me is our lack of preparedness for advances is anti-aging treatments that will inevitably come. Even adding as
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by dandare 9y ago
Thanks, I am very happy with my S8.
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by dandare 9y ago
Is that the one with no headphone jack?
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by dandare 9y ago
Exactly. Let's not forget that "Google bought Motorola for $12.5B, sold it for $2.9B, and called the deal ‘a success’", purely for Motorola's patent portfolio.
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by dandare 9y ago
Thanks, I learned something new today.
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by dandare 9y ago
How tall is the hinge when closed?
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by dandare 9y ago
Thank you Apple for introducing this meaningless phrase to humanity's discourse.
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by dandare 9y ago
Once I had the task to color a graph with colors that seem equally far away and equally luminous. I got stuck for a long time until I discovered the Munsell scheme.
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by dandare 9y ago
I always felt my only chance to stay relevant in the IT industry is to move to a more managerial position because there are so many smarter developers than me, especially the sort that codes in their free time or has a formal education in C
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by dandare 9y ago
I think you said it better than me.
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by dandare 9y ago
As I said above "I never read Marx, I was just born in Eastern Europe and I used to hear that phrase a lot as a child." What was supposed to be the decision making mechanism of ideal Communism if not a dictatorship of top to botto
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by dandare 9y ago
Interesting, I never read Marx, I was just born in Eastern Europe and I used to hear that phrase a lot as a child. The way I understood it is that proletariat must control all other classes for communism to exist. (I am not sure if I agree
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by dandare 9y ago
As usual with most debates about Capitalism, this article indiscriminately mixes economic systems with political ideologies. Capitalism is not the opposite of Communism, Democracy is (one of the core ideas of Communism is the dictatorship o
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by dandare 9y ago
Can you share more details or resources? I would like to learn more about this.
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by dandare 9y ago
Didn't he establish Wikia after he donated Wikipedia to non-profit? I see nothing bad in Wales making few bucks form Wikia after what he helped to create. The Wikipedia spending problem is a different story.

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