everfree

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811.
by everfree 7y ago
> You dont get diabetes from eating "too many sweets". If you have a disposition to type 2 diabetes, and you eat too many sweets, then sure the symptoms are more likely to show sooner. I don't think this is really a useful
812.
by everfree 7y ago
Seems just as likely that sicker patients tend to take more supplements.
813.
by everfree 7y ago
Ethereum Name Service is doing something similar on Ethereum.
814.
by everfree 7y ago
A counterexample to that is that you can walk into any chain supermarket and see "almond milk", "oat milk", and "soy milk" advertised on the shelves. They all use the word "milk", yet none of the manu
815.
by everfree 7y ago
> I corrected a wrong answer on a question in C++ once, which was immediately reverted with “nope, your answer is too different from the original, make a new answer”. This is how Stack Overflow is designed to work. One single user is not
816.
by everfree 7y ago
https://xkcd.com/1105/
817.
by everfree 7y ago
Basically the same thing with Google, too.
818.
by everfree 8y ago
It would provide an auditable, tamper-proof database with an immutable history, accessible by all health companies and not controlled by any one health company.
819.
by everfree 8y ago
That's on top of what Visa charges the merchant.
820.
by everfree 8y ago
Yeah, you could use 20 hashes. /s
821.
by everfree 8y ago
A big problem is that it's so difficult (and expensive) to get a code signing certificate that's valid under Windows that many developers just don't bother: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardwa
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by everfree 8y ago
The down vote button on SO is supposed to be for posts that you believe nobody will get value from because they are confusing or wrong, not that you personally didn't get any value from. It's misused though.
823.
by everfree 8y ago
Stack Overflow is like Reddit's equivalent of /r/programming. There are tons of other Stack Exchange sites on everything from Cooking to Electrical Engineering to Role-playing, I encourage you to check them out. That being sa
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by everfree 8y ago
Stack Overflow is about creating a wiki of knowledge for future visitors. If you have a question that is only relevant to your specific implementation, and that will never help anyone else in the future, then it doesn't add value to St
825.
by everfree 8y ago
Do people really comment this? I've never seen anyone comment anything along the lines of "you don't need to provide a reason to downvote" on a question they are downvoting. I would probably call them out and/or fla
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by everfree 8y ago
The goal of Stack Overflow is to produce posts that are useful for others who stumble across them. There's every reason to be friendly to newbies, but not much reason to answer questions that will never be of use to anyone else. Stack
827.
by everfree 8y ago
I understand that can be frustrating, but as you mentioned part of that is by design. Stack Overflow gets its success by being laser-focused on questions and answers, to the extreme that comments like "thanks" are seen as noise fo
828.
by everfree 8y ago
It's a supplement, they're entirely different according to the FDA.
829.
by everfree 8y ago
I don't understand how this table is periodic. Could someone fill me in?
830.
by everfree 10y ago
That actually looks quite different from Gmail to me, with the exception of the pop-out compose window. If anything the two-column layout reminds me more of Apple's Mail app.
831.
by everfree 10y ago
If I had to guess it's probably a non-programmer trying to be clever, even though (null) doesn't make any sense in the context.
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by everfree 10y ago
I've tried an emulation box with RetroPie and the controller drivers are hard to find (at least for xbox 360 wired controller), the controls are difficult to set up (requiring manual edits to config files, which you need to plug a keyb
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by everfree 10y ago
If hypothetically half of the US stopped eating beef today, that would make a huge positive impact on the US climate footprint. It wouldn't matter if the change were instigated by the government or by the people.
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by everfree 10y ago
If we're getting nitpicky, let's use the term TLS to describe the protocol and X.509 to describe the certificates and renewals.
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by everfree 10y ago
One thing that hasn't been mentioned - in addition to the design features already discussed, the Camden bench makes each person sit facing away from each other, deterring conversation. It's like the ultimate bench for people who d
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by everfree 10y ago
I didn't realize Felony was a long-running process. I thought you just open it when you want to process some messages, then close it when you're done.
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by everfree 10y ago
Nice user interface and packaged in a desktop app, I would assume. You can use it in tandem with Keybase for the key discovery.
838.
by everfree 10y ago
Just curious: Are you running on a Raspberry Pi or other machine with constrained resources? 130MB is less than 4% of the memory in most modern computers, and less than 10% of most mid-range phones.
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by everfree 10y ago
Arbitrage is only possible when there is a low-friction way to redeem an asset for the raw good it's backed by. In the case of traded funds like this, they can only be redeemed in large batches, which means that there should be no more
840.
by everfree 10y ago
So it sounds like a more apt name for the article would be "There is no conclusive evidence for or against whether breakfast is magical".

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