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by dennyabraham 9y ago
I've seen a few cheaper brands add a great deal of flex to their jeans and it's done wonders for my locomotion. I can 100% agree they're great for rock climbing too, while not looking terrible day to day.
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by dennyabraham 9y ago
Kin.com | Ruby Developer | Chicago, IL | ONSITE We're an insurance startup fixing the $100B home insurance industry with modern technology and big data techniques. We are looking for experienced Ruby developers to join our team who are
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by dennyabraham 9y ago
Kin.com | Ruby Developer | Chicago, IL | ONSITE We're an insurance startup fixing the $100B home insurance industry with modern technology and big data techniques. We are looking for experienced Ruby developers to join our team who are
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by dennyabraham 9y ago
Kin.com | Ruby Developer | Chicago, IL | ONSITE We're an insurance startup fixing the $100B home insurance industry with modern technology and big data techniques. We are looking for experienced Ruby developers to join our team who are
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by dennyabraham 9y ago
In the full title, the antecedent for "them" is "Tweets"
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by dennyabraham 9y ago
Kin.com | Ruby Developer | Chicago, IL | ONSITE We're a technology / big data insurance startup fixing the $100B home insurance industry. We are looking for experienced Ruby Developers to join our team. We are looking for a ruby d
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by dennyabraham 9y ago
Small ereaders are much more affordable than the larger size the parent is looking for. A few examples at this size class are remarkable[1], sony dpt-rp1[2] and good ereader[3] and all cost at least 700 USD [1] https://remarkable
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by dennyabraham 9y ago
Kin.com | Ruby Developer | Chicago, IL | ONSITE We're a technology / big data insurance startup fixing the $100B home insurance industry. We are looking for experienced Ruby Developers to join our team. We are looking for a ruby d
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by dennyabraham 9y ago
The idealized suburb of this article sounds a lot more like extramunicipally extending the service range of a major city than it describes any real place. look to new york and chicago and where their home prices are raising fastest to know
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by dennyabraham 9y ago
I didn't know about paid upgrades being unsupported on the app store. That explains it. Thanks!
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by dennyabraham 9y ago
It's not clear from the FAQ[1] how this is different from a major revision to Pixelmator. Does anyone have any insight into what is the difference, if any? [1] http://www.pixelmator.com/pro/faq/
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by dennyabraham 9y ago
Adding haptics and the ability to make it static (even outside of login sessions) would make it much more friendly to touch-typists. It could also stand to adhere keyboard brightness configuration
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by dennyabraham 9y ago
This does not take into account the vastly greater proportion of habitable or treed land in the US than in Australia
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by dennyabraham 9y ago
p9 is not believed to be aligned with the ecliptic. The most recent article I've seen estimates it to be inclined around 30° relative [1] https://www.theguardian.com/science/2016/oct/19/planet-nine-.
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by dennyabraham 9y ago
I didn't know this wasn't already in prod. On numerous occasions, I've seen less-relevant gifs show up with an album link to a brand or product. It was what I expected the justification to be for the poor accuracy of gif sear
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by dennyabraham 9y ago
For me it's a lovely piece of mechanical sympathy I can have with my own body: it lets me tell if I'm agitated or soothed in ways I'm not immediately aware of.
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by dennyabraham 9y ago
If you're interested in doing this, with a little mindfulness training you can learn to passively notice the pace of your own heartbeat all the time, without modification.
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by dennyabraham 9y ago
I wonder if this is a potential application for pykrete[1]. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pykrete
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by dennyabraham 9y ago
This makes so much more sense now, thanks!
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by dennyabraham 9y ago
What does the wattage of a solar farm represent? The article says it's expected to produce 55 million kwh per year, but doesn't that imply 6.3MW ((55 000 000 / (365 * 24)) / 1000) of constant production?
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by dennyabraham 9y ago
The dbcli suite (pgcli, mycli) provide a great user experience on the command line that even some gui database tools don't match up to. https://github.com/dbcli
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by dennyabraham 9y ago
I keep hearing that protectionism doesn't benefit the people of a country, but China and now this feel like counterexamples. Am I misreading?
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by dennyabraham 9y ago
I have! These would be good for expanding existing cave systems as well as building planned structures where lava tubes aren't naturally occurring or are exposed to the atmosphere
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by dennyabraham 9y ago
An automated electric tunneling system that can recycle material into building components sounds incredibly useful to prep mars for colonies.
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by dennyabraham 9y ago
I remember reading about this some years ago and noticing the same windshield phenomenon. However, on a midwestern road trip a few weeks ago I noticed more and larger insect populations than I had in years. I wonder if increased organic far
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by dennyabraham 9y ago
Not a contributor, but it look like they're using react-native https://github.com/keybase/client/tree/master/shared/react-n...
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by dennyabraham 9y ago
Despite all the caveats around this work, early detection is one of the reasons HR trackers are a great investment. You can't manage what you can't monitor
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by dennyabraham 9y ago
I used to wear a jawbone up3 for this very reason, but it seems like they are discontinued. Someone mentioned the fitbit below but it might be too much to sit next to a normal watch.
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by dennyabraham 9y ago
What would the magnitude of effort to actually replace ntp with another solution be? Even in low-level programming, I mostly take for granted that it occurs, but it's regular enough that there's an ntpd on any machine I connect to
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by dennyabraham 9y ago
They're both hard to build, but require different skillsets. Moreover, game engines are often customized in unhygienic ways by folks early in their career. Maybe it's better these inexperienced folks run into the problems with the

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