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List of fallacies(en.wikipedia.org)
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Atheists Unite: Atheists unite and come together for our own community.(indiegogo.com)
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New Animated Video About the TPP and its Chilling Effects on Internet Users(eff.org)
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The Outcast of Beauregard Parish: a documentary film(kickstarter.com)
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by geekam 13y ago
I use a standing desk and I have never used a standing desk without proper sneakers that have nice soles. I also use the anti-fatigue mat. But above all, I have a high chair which I use to change my position and sit on if I am tired. Altern
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by geekam 13y ago
how about creating a playlist on youtube and that plays along with each exercise?
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by geekam 13y ago
What was the comment about the weight gain? Does the author mean that one gains weight by standing a lot?
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by geekam 13y ago
Actually there is already a better submission for this https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5717647
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Google buys a D-Wave quantum optimizer(arstechnica.com)
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Disappointing Unsealing Decision in Aaron Swartz Case(eff.org)
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Indian Govt Brings In Central Monitoring System: Surveillance Of All Telecoms(techdirt.com)
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Efficiency vs. Robustness(johndcook.com)
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Mutually odd functions(johndcook.com)
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by geekam 13y ago
Jeff Atwood calls it "Possibly the greatest code in the history of computing" [1] [1] https://twitter.com/codinghorror/status/332495858383855617
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by geekam 13y ago
>> the people with the most power actually tend to be the most morally conscious people I've ever met. This is also anecdotal too. The people you've met.
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Prime Minister of India's website requires prior permission for 'hyperlinking'(pmindia.nic.in)
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Gray Code(mathworld.wolfram.com)
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by geekam 13y ago
It depends on what you are doing with it, that is, the kind of photography is involved. For some, the "starter" period is longer than the others. For me, my Nikon 7000's kit lense 18-105 works great for what I do with it, usually. Also, SLR
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You Spoke, We Listened(blog.citigroup.com)
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How to Spot a Weak Argument(medium.com)
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Almost if and only if(johndcook.com)
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Moving From MacPorts to Homebrew(bitboxer.de)
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by geekam 13y ago
>>63.8% of world's engineering degrees are earned in China. We have to accept that even though the quality may suffer, the idea of mass producing engineers at least affects the job market. I think that not every engineer from India
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by geekam 13y ago
* You can perhaps ask him what are his views about the current state of email (HTML). * Does he think he has better ideas than current reigning email services? * If given a chance, when will he improve in email services like Gmail. Or will
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by geekam 13y ago
I have tried exercise ball and still own one. The only problem is that it does not work with high table. I'd love to switch to the exercise ball when I have to sit. I also like the Kneeling chair[1] which is a similar solution although work
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by geekam 13y ago
I agree with you but after a while it became a habit for me. Although I am not perfect yet but I can avoid sitting during "those" mornings to a great extent now.
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by geekam 13y ago
I have had a standing desk for almost 6 months now and I couldn't be happier. I have lower back herniated discs and sitting exerts way more pressure on my lower spine than standing. The added benefit is that I get to move and stretch more e
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by geekam 13y ago
Some of the PHP frameworks do better than Python frameworks.
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by geekam 13y ago
>>>The name "Hotmail" was chosen out of many possibilities ending in "-mail" as it included the letters HTML https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hotmail#Launch_of_Hotmail
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by geekam 13y ago
You had already posted this https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5642344

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