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fegu
8y ago
Mosquitoes are attracted to co2. You are probably just bigger than your wife, exhaling more co2.
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fegu
9y ago
A lot of divorced people know this from experience. I certainly do. Don't miss any of it.
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fegu
9y ago
Tried modafinil. Didn't notice any effect. But I have no problem concentrating.
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fegu
9y ago
It is amazing that we have so good knowledge over what the body needs that one can live on just water, yeast and multivitamins for a year. But why the yeast?
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fegu
9y ago
As usual Stephen does a great job. Well worth a thorough read for any Haskell practitioner.
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9y ago
Tanstaafl
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9y ago
It really kicks the llama's ass. (Did i remember this right?)
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9y ago
While we are all individuals there are still some traits more common to one sex than the other. It seems women more often than men become attracted to a teacher/mentor/supervisor. Ask any diving instructor for instance. This makes
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fegu
9y ago
FreeBSD has moved to llvm.
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fegu
9y ago
I would love to know how much Oracle made from the drive by installs of bloatware on Java on Windows.
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fegu
9y ago
If you have lounge access, then the extra time at the airport is just as productive as at the office. No lost time, and plenty of peace of mind.
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9y ago
There is a lot more to this than a simple equation. Otherwise we would all borrow as much as we could (about 2% and somewhat predictable) and put it all in the stock market (avg 7,5 % but volatile).
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9y ago
Thank you for this preliminary report. I just want to say you are doing great work and a tremendous service to the public. We tolerate a few hiccups. And as always when something goes wrong, it is always more than one problem.
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9y ago
Manning, Assange and Snowden will be seen as heroes in our children's history books. They opened our eyes to the overreach of governments and they showed the power data can have in exposing regimes.
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fegu
9y ago
Very long, but definitely worth the read whether you are dabbling with these thoughts or not.
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fegu
9y ago
Microsoft certified professional (MCP) in Visual Basic 6 in 1999, no longer offered. Made a lot of money on that one.
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fegu
10y ago
You're a lucky guy, that is a fantastic machine. Overheating is what kills most thinkpads in my experience. Perhaps the thermal paste is sub par.
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fegu
10y ago
Functional programming, especially a language focusing on purity such as Haskell.
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fegu
10y ago
Am I the only one around here who prefers a nonblinking cursor. That and key repeat rate are my first setting on any new install.
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10y ago
"Dear Mr tax man. I request that you delete me." Financial institutions and the government are exempt for "necessary information".
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fegu
10y ago
This is me as well. There is so much to do, see and make. Both workwise and a million odd projects outside of work. A serious complication to the variable length of sleep is that when you get a bad back after sitting for 20 years, you can&#
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10y ago
This accounts for why socialists change their minds after making money.
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10y ago
I would also prefer cargo planes. Less people :)
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10y ago
Oh my god, are you me?
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10y ago
My huaweii smartwatch is always on. That, and being round instead of square, is the reason I bought it.
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10y ago
The ability to tell time is enough alone. The varied selection of clockfaces to match my mood or clothing makes me prefer my huaweii smartwatch over a mechanical one. I don't use any special features.
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10y ago
I came here after reading the article to say something like this. I try to follow the Haskell community, reading articles etc, but I had missed a lot of this stuff.
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10y ago
But what about companionship? I would love to go but my girlfriend has an ordinary job.
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10y ago
A lot of free time on your hands can easily end up costing more. While working you can't spend. But not working...spending opportunities everywhere.
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10y ago
And sex
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