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by danneu 15y ago
I'm still waiting for the day that we can see a realtime graph of our nutrition profile, from serum vitamin D to insulin (and blood sugar) to testosterone. Imagine watching a protein counter tick up in realtime as your chicken breast is dig
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by danneu 15y ago
Rails implements a lots of metaprogramming, but what's an example of Rails programmers adding onto that? Only example I've come across is when Rails is being used to interface with another system/API.
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by danneu 15y ago
I go to the massive UT and my best experience in academics has come from, without fail, local community colleges. I took my Calculus, History, Government, and English courses in class sizes no bigger than 15 kids, got to know my professor/p
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by danneu 15y ago
Console emulation certainly created an uproar during the crescendoing prevalence of "ROM" game packaging and "warez" communities, but distribution for a 120kb Gameboy emulator with 13kb ROM files was so widespread and underground that every
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by danneu 15y ago
Five years ago, I started a forum that's since grown really large with a really young userbase. Members I remember as 13-year-olds are now turning 18 and realizing that their pseudonyms can be Googled to reveal 5 years of their awkward yout
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by danneu 15y ago
Just to throw a stat out there, my forum gets 80k visitors and makes $1,000/month in Adsense revenue. And a good portion of those visitors are super-repeats that are blind to the banner ad.
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by danneu 15y ago
The largest nuclear family amongst the jet-owning policy-makers that drafted TSA legislation was 9 people.
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by danneu 15y ago
And I'll even cut to the chase: http://www.vagabonding.net/excerpt/
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by danneu 15y ago
It's not like savvy website owners have portals into the elusive world of WTF Is Happening To My SERP Rank? Nor do savvy website owners have magical avenues to rectify such events. In other words, I'm not confident in the speed you can get
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by danneu 15y ago
I recently spent just $150 in Adwords to get enough CTR data to choose from a list of product titles over a couple days. Most I've spent was $500 simply because I drilled down so deep into slight variations. The cost is really simple to fig
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by danneu 15y ago
You're coming from a context of businesses and startups, but perhaps it's most useful to solo developers. Isn't the appeal that Skeleton and its ilk simply do the pixel-figuring for you? I similarly have the skillset to make a CSS grid, but
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by danneu 15y ago
Thanks for the explanation. I don't own a smartphone or have experience with media queries, so this was one of my first times seeing media queries in action and I'm easily impressed. By "love the scaling", I guess I meant "I love media quer
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by danneu 15y ago
Same exact score. 22 years old with a Bachelor's degree. It doesn't concern me that I don't come across rare English words in my daily reading enough to know the right column. I also suspect that the average quiz-taker voted yes to words th
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by danneu 15y ago
Love the scaling. Especially how the grid becomes stacked at mobile-width.
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by danneu 15y ago
The problem with vocational schools is that, from listening to people that've attended vocational schools, the modern vocational school industry feels more like those courses you took in your hometown community college the summer of your so
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by danneu 15y ago
Exact same system, here. Little notebook for general calendaring, big notebook for specific tasks, note taking, sketching, etc. And liberal use of checkboxes on both to trigger my OCD reward pathways. I find computer apps to be counter-pro
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by danneu 15y ago
I use Adwords to test things ranging from product titles to high level ebook concepts to optimum price point. The only way I could see it becoming too expensive is if you're shooting way too broad, so I'd like to hear your experience with A
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by danneu 15y ago
Because you can lose legal muscle behind your name if it becomes such common use that users might use the word without knowingly referencing your company's brand. Kleenex is the staple case.
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by danneu 15y ago
Why is this voted down?
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by danneu 15y ago
I'm not commenting on the subject matter of legality, so you're barking up the wrong tree with all that. I'm questioning the classification of crimes. Felonies are serious and primarily intended for removing violent criminals from the grid.
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by danneu 15y ago
I think I'm the same as you and wonder if most people are The OP question is something I would've obsessed over when I was in my teens, wanted to start programming, but spent more time planning my eventual entry into programming. Once I sta
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by danneu 15y ago
Rolling back centralized trades is entirely different from rolling back a house burglary.
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by danneu 15y ago
I agree. Stress tests like this are inevitable, so the sooner they happen, the better hardened Mt Gox and other exchanges can become.
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by danneu 15y ago
But it's a felony.
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by danneu 15y ago
Doesn't really matter since the legend is ranked by slice share and the slices get smaller clockwise.
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by danneu 15y ago
It might not make numerical sense, but it still communicates its intention.
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by danneu 15y ago
Article forgot to mention amphetamine.
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by danneu 15y ago
Now try this in Prague.
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by danneu 15y ago
Or is our interest in limiting our consumption only a modern development brought on by socialization and culture? In other words, I'd argue that it's unnatural to feign disinterest in accumulating infinite power and wealth.
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by danneu 15y ago
what about cases where the functionality you need is such basic CRUD that scaffolding speeds up your workflow? i can write scaffolding from scratch, but i appreciate it as a useful boilerplate for when i'm fleshing out an initial iteration.

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