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811.
by endtime 15y ago
The point isn't to eat what cavemen ate, it's to look at what their bodies were optimized for and eat things with similar components. Dairy is a very good source of saturated fat, especially for a vegetarian like me.
812.
by endtime 15y ago
I'd happily double my food budget for the sake of my health. And potatoes and eggs are cheap. :)
813.
by endtime 15y ago
Her glasses were compared to insect eyes in the book: >She hooked thumbs in the beltloops of her leather jeans and rocked backward on the lacquered heels of cherry red cowboy boots. The narrow toes were sheathed in bright Mexican silve
814.
by endtime 15y ago
I've found the fat hypothesis - 'fat makes you fat' - to be false, or at least not to apply to me. I am not exactly anti-carb - I eat potatoes, and a little rice - but I have been eating a diet that I guess you could call 'Paleo 2.0' for t
815.
by endtime 15y ago
You conveiently left out half the comment I was replying to. Grandparent said: >So, when are they going to arrest the makers of America's Next Top Model? Parent said: >When the contestants are entered against their will and describe
816.
by endtime 15y ago
Offensive and illegal are distinct concepts. Being offensive isn't against the law - if it were, there are plenty of racial supremacists who are far higher priority arrests than some kid playing Facemash.
817.
by endtime 15y ago
>Marketing targeted at either gender is tacky, transparent, and often insulting. Marketing obviously targeted at either gender is tacky, transparent, and often insulting. Marketing intelligently targeted at either gender is, I woul
818.
by endtime 15y ago
Their [sic] will look like yours, though. And since it's stipulated that the quotee used [sic] incorrectly, you (the quoter) will look as if you are using it incorrectly.
819.
by endtime 15y ago
I got that in Opera but not in Chrome. The button was also a different color.
820.
by endtime 16y ago
No, they wouldn't. They might be more accessible, even more effective, but they wouldn't be more credible. In any case, I'd appreciate knowing specifically which parts you thought were condescending, since I wasn't trying to be, and it's n
821.
by endtime 16y ago
I'm suggesting that some of them are. Are you suggesting otherwise? My suggestion is backed up by video footage.
822.
by endtime 16y ago
Given that this was clearly months in the making, the timing (just as reelection campaigning is about to start) is, uh, auspicious. That said, good riddance.
823.
by endtime 16y ago
>It shouldn't be "they kill us and dance in their streets, we kill them and dance in ours". This is an invalid equivocation. Their 'dancing in the streets' is after killing civilians, and being glad that bin Laden is dead is not even c
824.
by endtime 16y ago
>You must understand, high school kids are kids. Okay, I agree with that, but... >Teachers are adults and professional educators. Where did you teach? I'll move there to raise my kids. Seriously - I grew up in a reasonably good sc
825.
by endtime 16y ago
I said in my comment that I think teachers should be paid more. I can think that and also think that the complaints in the comment to which I was replying were unreasonable. >Sure, if you had not been doing all of those other things, y
826.
by endtime 16y ago
The point of that part of my comment wasn't to issue a who-was-busiest challenge (though I'm pretty sure I'd win such a challenge, against either the OP or any of the profs I was TAing for), but to say that long hours grading and regrade re
827.
by endtime 16y ago
>For example, when a teacher has to send a student out of the room for bad behavior, the student should have hell to pay from parents and the vice principal. Instead, what often happens is parents complain about the teacher's discipline
828.
by endtime 16y ago
Cool, thanks for clarifying.
829.
by endtime 16y ago
Trevor (or someone else), could you explain this note? >Function calls can be used as default values for parameters. What can I do in 1.1.0 that I couldn't do in 1.0.1? In 1.0.1, I just did the following: coffee> x = 0 0
830.
by endtime 16y ago
Less than six figures sounds good for almost a year of building a successful company? Seriously?
831.
by endtime 16y ago
Uh, is your comment intended to be as anti-Semitic as it sounds? Or am I totally missing some alternate interpretation? Preserved in case of editing (so I don't end up looking like an idiot for asking): "'Bornstein', how am I not surprise
832.
by endtime 16y ago
Okay, fair enough. I shouldn't have taken that sentence out of the original context, which said "By how fun they are." Or maybe I just totally misunderstood palish's point; actually rereading, that seems more likely than not. Apologies.
833.
by endtime 16y ago
In which case you join me in disagreeing with the statement that 'the only real-world metric that matters is "how much other people want to work with you'."
834.
by endtime 16y ago
All (but not only) people with good people skills and zero productivity would be motivated to say this. Edit: I think I might have misunderstood what palish meant by "By how fun they are." to exclude productivity and focus entirely on pers
835.
by endtime 16y ago
You're going to hit diminishing marginal returns on learning new programming languages. Learning entirely new skills is probably far more valuable at kickme444's level. The situation can probably be framed as an exploration-exploitation t
836.
by endtime 16y ago
You didn't break it down, though. Your explanation still contains the word 'install', imbued with the same probability distribution of implications as before.
837.
by endtime 16y ago
You haven't answered my question at all . I'm asking how MSFT can "install" someone at Nokia. All you've said is that Elop was a good employee who got promoted, and then Nokia came and tried to hire him. That's not MSFT "installing" any
838.
by endtime 16y ago
Can you unpack 'was installed'? Microsoft doesn't have the ability to appoint Nokia's CEO.
839.
by endtime 16y ago
>ou won't see much of an investment on Silverlight for the Mac, for example. Can you resolve this with the following excerpt of Tom's comment? "To that point they reiterated their support for the Mac meaning Silverlight is an environmen
840.
by endtime 16y ago
Equilibria can occur - run Flow's program for a minute or so: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2454842

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