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by frikk 10y ago
I'm kind of frustrated at this, heh. I'm on chrome 49 because I can't install anything newer on my linux mint machine. I can't install a newer one because of a dependency, which requires a newer kernel version. So I&#x27
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by frikk 10y ago
I would also like to know this!
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by frikk 10y ago
Nope. Twitch is excellent for all kinds of live content.
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by frikk 10y ago
You're probably right.
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by frikk 10y ago
I'll say one thing about FB advertising. It really is starting to get creepy. I recently entered several new markets and FB was the first to start advertising. I can't believe I'm saying it, but I clicked a few links. A few o
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by frikk 10y ago
I don't think I get it. What is the difference between 'at' and 'up' in this context?
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by frikk 10y ago
I haven't heard of them. Looks pretty cool, thanks for sharing.
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by frikk 10y ago
You could go to the census fact finder, grab some data (scoped at census block level) and a few census block shapefiles for your state, and get to work. Repeat for counties, cities, etc. Census data is seriously cool, and easy to work with.
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by frikk 10y ago
Certainly -- your point is basically the final paragraph of the article.
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by frikk 10y ago
Hi there. I'm completely unfamiliar with CNN. Do they relate to Cellular Autonoma in any way other than sharing part of a name? And of course the fact that they communicate only with neighbors. Are there patterns of emergent behavior i
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by frikk 10y ago
Is yours the original Pi or Pi 2? The Pi 2 is like 6x more powerful than the Pi, and the Pi 3 is about that much more powerful than the Pi 2. I have the pi B and I can do SNES pretty decently with a little overclocking. I understand the Pi
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by frikk 11y ago
Awesome. Do you have any other resources to share? I run occasional local hackathons and am always looking for inspiring data sets.
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by frikk 11y ago
I just wanted to say that I enjoyed reading your article. I wish you the best and keep up the good work. I especially appreciated the viewpoint of a non-american (as a non-silicon valleyian, which arguably has similar learning curves).
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by frikk 11y ago
A quite note on pickled vs fermenting: pickling usually refers to a vinegar solution that preserves but isn't fermented (so it isn't a live culture). Fermenting is usually just water and salt, promoting the lactobacilus in the air
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by frikk 11y ago
Thats... really interesting.
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by frikk 11y ago
I'd love to see any results that you may have. Especially if you figure out a good way to track it.
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by frikk 11y ago
You're welcome. I almost feel backwards when I tell people about it, but the results are obvious (to us).
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by frikk 11y ago
You're welcome. She's just been following the serving size on the bottles from the healthfood store on the keefir (usually half a bottle a day), with some other random fermented foods thrown in (shredded carrots + garlic, ginger i
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by frikk 11y ago
I sincerely hope there will be more research into this in the coming years. The problem I think is that we need to do more personalized research and experiments, but somehow figure out the baseline to compare individual results against. Som
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by frikk 11y ago
Another piece of anecdotal evidence. My wife has had allergy attacks constantly for years and years. Every morning she would wake up and have to blow her nose for a half hour. We started making fermented food (saurkraut, pickles, fermented
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by frikk 11y ago
Yeah, that's fascinating. I didn't realize there was a name, or even that the colors and days of the week is a thing that other people experience. How weird is it that my Wednesday is blue too? Thanks for sharing, I've got so
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by frikk 11y ago
Hi Starwatcher. I had never even considered that this has a name, much less that it's common enough for other people to associate with it too. Cool. I love to read, actually. As far as I know I haven't noticed any difficulty in co
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by frikk 11y ago
Ever since I was a kid, there are some things that, when I mentally picture them, have associated colors bound to them. Days of the week are pretty clear for me. Monday is red, Tuesday and Thursday are green. Wednesday is a light blue, Frid
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by frikk 11y ago
It's too bad this isn't on github. I've always wanted to make something similar, but using computational art instead of paintings. My dream is to make a thing that slowly adapts to the room its in, but doesn't seem like
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by frikk 11y ago
I think they don't see the quotes around the first paragraph.
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by frikk 11y ago
... interesting. This means someone would have had to have back dated the initial commits, right? Is this just a cool easter egg? (also -- using "would have had to have" is such a silly thing, but i love it every time)
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by frikk 11y ago
That's beautiful, thank you for sharing.
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by frikk 11y ago
It's very cool. I also notice that there is an area of chaos at the edge of the world, where the lines are perpendicular to the map edge. This can cause new areas to emerge and take over. For example, my current Universe has 3 distinct
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by frikk 11y ago
Good point. Seems obvious now. I meant to say, does this "rule" have a name, but even then "Chip" suffices.
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by frikk 11y ago
This is a pretty fascinating pattern to watch once it settles. Does it have a name yet? Some observations: * The basis of stability seems to be horizontal and vertical alternating black/white lines. * There are two obvious areas of act

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