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by disbelief 12y ago
Must I have a degree in the field of research related to this study in order to have a valid opinion on the torment, suffering, and eventual euthanization of 20 innocent monkeys?
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by disbelief 12y ago
This is pretty sickening. I have spent a lot of time around various monkey species, including the Rhesus Macaque, and the amount of emotional awareness and sensitivity they have is comparable to that in humans. To subject such intelligent a
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by disbelief 12y ago
There was a site like this I had bookmarked a few years back that was just rain (no jazz). I loved it and wish I still knew what it was. Anyone else remember it?
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by disbelief 12y ago
A quick Google turned up a repository on Sourceforge: http://sourceforge.net/projects/loggerfs/ Started in 2007, last update in 2013. Not sure if it's the same thing, but the description is similar: > Logg
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by disbelief 12y ago
White's moves #10 and #11 make no sense to me. Move 10: he could have taken the advanced bishop with a pawn and that rook would have still been up for grabs in step 11. Move 11: again he could have taken the bishop, this time with his
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by disbelief 12y ago
Though there is mention of the "startup visa" in the article, which applies to people from non-NAFTA countries as well. Though not sure how it works for hiring talent.
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by disbelief 12y ago
How does one live frugally when rent is sometimes 60-70% of your income? Plus taxes in California are comparable to those in Quebec, but health care isn't covered.
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by disbelief 12y ago
This confuses me too! The first time I ever heard about Solyent, it was this guy who decided to live on it for 30 days. I guess it generates better press than: "I occasionally eat Solyent in moderation, and it's pretty good".
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by disbelief 12y ago
The author is actually coming out mostly in favour of Soylent. The title asks a question and the article tries to answer it.
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by disbelief 12y ago
I'm missing the link between his introduction about corn and soy and his core thesis of supporting crop rotation. Is he saying that supporting these less glamorous crops will somehow reduce the global intake of factory-farmed corn and
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by disbelief 12y ago
Speaking of cameras, doesn't BART have cameras pretty much everywhere on trains and platforms? Surely that would be useful evidence in her defence.
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by disbelief 12y ago
Hilarious: > How I got my girlfriend pregnant using JavaScript. > How we became ramen profitable by pivoting our cat consulting business to dogs. > Mildly interesting topic (wikipedia.org)
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by disbelief 13y ago
Is this even a legit website? The NSA makes announcements via their Tumblr now? Doesn't that strike anyone else as strange?
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by disbelief 13y ago
I have to disagree. Designers who can actually write serious code are rare unicorns and can typically demand a higher salary because of it. I wouldn't downplay my design skills (if I had any). I'm not sure what your pay grade is a
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by disbelief 13y ago
Every Mongo release announcement I hold out hope for an improvement to database-level write lock, and every time I'm disappointing. Considering this is probably the #1 or #2 complaint people have with Mongo, I'm surprised it hasn&
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by disbelief 13y ago
That's methodology for the tests, not methodology for mailing a Rails app perform better.
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by disbelief 13y ago
Agreed. Might be an interesting service to check out, but the title is extremely misleading.
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by disbelief 13y ago
> Disable until sunrise Thank you F.lux! The one feature I really hoped you'd add.
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by disbelief 13y ago
Still though, if you're even somewhat worried about protecting your anonymity, why would you use your full name? It might seem that being one "Alice Smith" amongst thousands is pretty good anonymity, but cross-reference tha
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by disbelief 13y ago
I just finished integrating geo IP lookups into an app I'm working on, using a library that queries a number of the free IP lookup services out there. Something that I've learned from this is just how hard it is to stay on top of
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by disbelief 13y ago
It wasn't a single day. It started on Black Friday (November 29th), and didn't stop until December 15th. It's more than 2 weeks' worth of credit card data from 1700+ stores.
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by disbelief 13y ago
This monitor is listed as $999 on Amazon, following the very link he posted in the article. Is there somewhere else you can buy it for $500?
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by disbelief 13y ago
Amen. This really does seem like a problem of SF's own making. You have a booming population of wealthy (or at least upper middle class) workers — this is typically a good problem to have! If there was ample housing, and/or the ab
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by disbelief 13y ago
I find it a bit funny that the author states: 2. Never strive for endless perfection and 3. Stop associating your life with your work and then goes on to use a quote from Steve Jobs to drive his home point. Considering that Mr
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by disbelief 13y ago
You might want to base your opinion on more than one thing you read somewhere. I have a friend who was diagnosed with cancer in Canada and was in surgery with one of the top surgeons in the country in under a week. That plus a lengthly stay
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by disbelief 13y ago
Actually if you had read the article fully, you'd have realized that the person mentioned at the end of the article was a co-founder, not the main subject of the article. This guy was living in his car not an RV.
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by disbelief 13y ago
Sorry I've been out of the Facebook app game for a while, but isn't there a Facebook API for photos? Couldn't anyone do what Facebook is doing here, leveraging the Facebook userbase and their unrivalled quantities of photos?
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by disbelief 13y ago
The only thing I saw in that video was a car driving past and then exploding. Could you really make out a collision with a tree? Maybe I need to have my eyes examined.
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by disbelief 13y ago
Isn't it more Ubuntu/Debian's fault for shipping outdated versions of ruby than it is the ruby ecosystem's fault for simply having older versions ?
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by disbelief 13y ago
Yeah, the article could have done without that part and still stood upon its core argument. I think the author intended to start out with a little flattery to soften the blow, but it just comes across as patronizing and/or a bit outdat

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