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13y ago
> if every child is in an environment that lets them develop and flourish to their fullest extent, then any remaining differences in their development will be due to hereditary factors! Well, almost! There's also variation in diet a
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So, you're saying you want the majority of the working population to be sued by their employing company which itself is made up of people that by and large are guilty of the exact same behavior? It has become abundantly clear this is a
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> Feeling bad for less socially popular people. When the post an update and aren't getting any likes, I really want to click "like" to make them feel better, but then I remember that I'd look uncool for associating wi
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13y ago
http://pastebin.com/PdwfGr8c
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Spot on observation IMO
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13y ago
Also: note the originating username.
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13y ago
Brilliant. That's all. I just wanted to drop a little well-deserved praise.
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13y ago
Perhaps there is room for distinguishing feature requests and outright bugfixes?
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13y ago
unnecessary cost and unnecessary reduction in space efficiency / maneuverability?
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13y ago
I'm not in love with the personally tailored search experience as it stands. I'm totally OK with searching "#{my_city} taxi" instead of "taxi" if it means when I search "abortion" I get a sampling of search results that has the greatest co-
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14y ago
As services like services like WellnessFX become more sophisticated (NOT affiliated) it will ultimately lead to people being better able to both self-experiment and provide evidence after an initial baseline to demonstrate what they're argu
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14y ago
Maybe we should rename RSS to something like "Carrier Pigeoning"
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Have to agree with this... The moment I heard Google Reader was shutting down my mind went to Google Alerts, which is an even more obscure product that few (if any) alternatives exist for -- or so I thought.
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14y ago
Blame it on a verbose minority not getting it... I think your opening title was a pretty strong hint of the direction you were taking it. Well done
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Nope. This worked for a while, however.
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Neutering in rats slightly increases lifespan of the animal. If this could be proven in dogs/cats, etc. as a more general biological phenomenon I think it'd be a great selling point for the procedure to new pet owners. Who doesn't want thei
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14y ago
Me too. dan@mdpatrick.com
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14y ago
You have a great point with regard to search, however, when attempting to look at some older posts on my mobile phone I was very irritated to find out that after opening more than a few of the older posts it blocked me out and told me to us
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14y ago
Perhaps "practically" impossible is closer to the mark.
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14y ago
Bitbucket gives unlimited private repos.
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14y ago
They should introduce the "I Genuinely Have Tuberculosis" t-shirt as an effective control in formal study
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14y ago
Beautiful and actually, in some cases, substantially cheaper... depending on how north we're talking about. I'd prefer it to Oakland -- but I'm ok with suburbs.
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14y ago
I like it!
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14y ago
A whatchamawhoseit?
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14y ago
Dude, that's brilliant. This idea needs some sort of presentation, video, early prototype or something to make it go "viral."
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14y ago
--word-diff is fun too
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14y ago
Yeah, this is a great tip. It's great for a final review prior to actual commit. Often, I'll build my commit message based on my walkthrough at that point. Additionally, you get cleaner diffs because you can skip over goofy stuff like white
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14y ago
Very cool! BitcoinStore.com's sidebar hover animation is totally weird on Chrome though... like it's stacking them. It could totally benefit from .stop(true, true) on that hover event before it executes said animation.
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How do I find out about language centric events in the SF Bay area?
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To be fair s/he did include marketing of your services among the set of things that were requisite that you be good at to pull it off.
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