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by eoin_murphy 16y ago
This the same BCA who sued a science journalist for pointing out that their claims didn't seem to have scientific proof. More at the excellent badscience blog: http://www.badscience.net/2010/04/british-chiropractic-assoc...
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by eoin_murphy 16y ago
I've been a big fan of emusic over the last few years. The subscription based model can be a bit awkward but it does encourage you to check out music you normally wouldn't listen to. [edit] and they're all DRM free mp3 files
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by eoin_murphy 16y ago
Alternatively; a two value system measuring popularity of the sentiment expressed and separately the quality of the post. So for example, a poorly written post with good ideas would be: legibility: -4, popularity: +4. This could be expresse
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by eoin_murphy 16y ago
I can't remember where or when I heard it but I do recall that the number of accidents increase when the driver believes that they are good enough to avoid a crash through emergency manoeuvring. Safe driving is being aware and driving in su
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by eoin_murphy 16y ago
Possibly to avoid the confusion of long and short number scales? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Long_and_short_scales
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by eoin_murphy 16y ago
“It’s dangerous because it can create the illusion of understanding and the illusion of control,” This would explain why it's so popular for middle management type meetings. People talking about things they don't understand but are responsi
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by eoin_murphy 16y ago
Programming is a very wide field. In some cases creativity is a priority; the stereotype of the genius rock star developer hacking a business defining solution. For the majority of cases however, programming is all about communication with