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gaoshan
13y ago
Slides should compliment the instruction, not replace it (and honestly, if one feels they DO replace it then they are probably not doing a very good job presenting it in the first place).
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13y ago
I agree with your point... just want to mention that I actually eat about that much (sub-2000 calories. I'm a white, middle class American). Of course, I have to try rather hard to stay that low here in the States but I feel great, doi
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13y ago
A very solid example of someone that doesn't actually understand China very well at all and so analyzes it from a somewhat extreme and self-focused perspective that is particular to conservatives from the West. tl;rd: pseudo-intellectu
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gaoshan
13y ago
And on the other side of the coin you have my folks in China who all use WeChat for everything. In fact, I was much more familiar with WeChat than WhatApp.
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13y ago
What if they used the church bathroom? Maybe consider getting rid of those or at least installing cameras in them so you can be sure no one is doing anything unholy. Hmm, actually then who could view the footage to monitor things? I suppose
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13y ago
I've lived in Finland and spent time in Sweden in the winter and I grew up in Ohio (went to college in Michigan) and I can tell you that the winters in the midwest vary greatly depending on which part you live in. Finland and Sweden bo
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13y ago
I realize this is San Francisco we are talking about but the idea that $1,000,000 is merely a down payment for a small living space is mind boggling to me (yes, I live somewhere much less desirable and much cheaper).
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13y ago
It sounds like they merely looked for who had accessed a Tor network, not that they could tell anything about the communication. Kind of like, "We know the perpetrator entered the grounds through the east gate prior to 9:00am. Security
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13y ago
Since we're talking fonts (and I don't especially care for this one) how about Menlo? Based on Bitstream Vera Sans Mono, it's available on Mac. No Mac? Check out the nearly identical DejaVu Sans Mono. Here is a cool visual co
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Well, simply because it was familiar to all of us and will be sufficient for the task. That said, I like the idea of a PEAN stack.
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13y ago
We started with a MEAN stack but are in the process of stripping out Mongo for MySQL... I guess that still makes it a MEAN stack.
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As someone who travels to China fairly frequently I can say I've found this site to be inconsistent. That said, different locations within China have inconsistently differing levels of blockage (for instance, you can access many more p
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13y ago
Grenade! Take cover!!
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It does look impressive but keep in mind the presentation would likely be tailored to the tool's specific strengths. Every WYSIWYG editor I've ever used was always only useful up to a point. Maybe this one breaks that mold but the
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I really get tired of this sort of response where the one replying ignores the primary point in order to take issue with a single portion of one of several examples that bolstered it.
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13y ago
Rackspace is the best that our company has ever used. The expense is a factor, though, and many smaller sites aren't willing to bear that burden and that is where the likes of Media Temple comes in. They host most of the smaller sites
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I've been on antidepressants from time to time. For the most part they did very little for me and, on occasion, caused awful physical addiction (Effexor, I'm looking at you) and this made me want to avoid them. But... newer medica
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13y ago
I do katas every week and think they are great for both reinforcing good practice and helping you get over rough patches in your understanding of a language. That said there are quite a few katas out there that are either trivial or merely
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13y ago
And now I know about it as well ("CMD + \"). Can't believe I never knew about that shortcut, given how many times per day I use the app.
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Personally I suspect that children are born with varying levels of intelligence (yes, some people are born less intelligent than others) and that the sort of nurturing one provides has a strong effect on how that intelligence develops. I su
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13y ago
I value a contiguous 18 hours far more than I value 60 second chunks that total 18 hours over a year. They aren't worth the same because they cannot offer the same value.
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I use Siri to schedule reminders all the time. Sometimes to take notes and it's also useful for sending hands free texts via voice. Oh, and search... I just used it tonight when in an unfamiliar area to find the nearest gas station and
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13y ago
Given the number of these sorts of code contests, which ones do Hacker News readers like/dislike? I tried one mentioned on the reddit post linked in the top comment and enjoyed it (codewars). What do you all like?
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>However as English isn't tonal, there's a larger margin for error True. The tones are critical in a way that can be very difficult for non-native speakers to grasp. Here are the four tones used with the words mā (mother), má (
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And some of them sound rather radically different from Mandarin. My wife speaks something called Hangzhou dialect (spoken just a few hours away from Shanghai) and when other Chinese hear it they sometimes think she is visiting from another
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This is my solution. It's cheaper and no less functional.
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I used NerdTree but for those on a Mac there is a pretty interesting Macvim fork (Alloy)[ https://github.com/alloy/macvim ] that implements a native sidebar. (Here is a good post)[ http://faculty.washington.edu
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But in China vast expanses of high speed track are built on pylons. Here is an example of one such track (and some unfortunately placed apartment blocks): http://msnbcmedia.msn.com/j/MSNBC/Components/Photo
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Real time Communication Between Clients - A Basic socket.io Tutorial
(litmusbox.blogspot.com)
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13y ago
"Don't Be Evil... you know, generally. When it's practical. For us."
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