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The UTF-8 Manifesto
(utf8everywhere.org)
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gragas
11y ago
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11y ago
What I find interesting is the upper-income group is growing faster than the lower-income group.
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gragas
11y ago
That quote makes me feel like I'm having a stroke.
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gragas
11y ago
Just so people are clear, paracetamol is Tylenol.
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11y ago
Personally, I'd opt against getting an MRI. I'm probably being too cautious, but I would never get an MRI unless I have strong reason to believe the outcome will benefit me. "...genotoxic (i.e., potentially carcinogenic) effe
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11y ago
The huge practical problem with this test is it requires an MRI. Don't get me wrong, this is great work, but I don't see it coming into the spotlight as a new way to diagnose attention disorders.
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11y ago
Abstract High intelligence (general cognitive ability) is fundamental to the human capital that drives societies in the information age. Understanding the origins of this intellectual capital is important for government policy, for neurosci
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11y ago
Did you finish the article? In the end it seems like the author decides that every generation perceives California that way as they grow old. He only says the dream is dead for him. Not the new generations.
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11y ago
This is amazing software, but will it work with me? My left eye is a glass eye and it has little to no movement.
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I'm a Nexus 4 owner and for the last few months, opening Snapchat has made a really weird analogue clicking noise. The clicking noise has progressed over that time and now my phone will constantly make the same loud clicking noise when
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Perhaps the "dark net" has improved the safety of drugs by removing the violence of street dealing, but exchanging drugs without government regulation is still dangerous; most people rarely, if ever, test the drugs they receive fr