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by hoggle 12y ago
I guess it depends on which Twitter client one uses, I've never had a cut-off conversation with Echofon.
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Affordable Decentralised Passport Services Using Available Cryptographic Tools(github.com)
1 points by hoggle 12y ago|0 comments
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by hoggle 12y ago
Is it freedom when I can't make an informed decision on what to do with my life? Is it freedom when I inherit the values of those who teach me, making them the foundation of my (sub-conscious) thinking?
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by hoggle 12y ago
“One thing well” misses the point: it should be “One thing well AND COMPOSES WELL” If the implementation isn't respecting The Rule of Composition it's actually not adhering to the Unix philosophy in the first place. The tweet
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Storj – decentralized cloud storage(storj.io)
1 points by hoggle 12y ago|0 comments
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A small example setup for Vagrant/Chef(github.com)
2 points by hoggle 12y ago|0 comments
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by hoggle 12y ago
I don't know how accurate Apple's method for monitoring the heart rate is but it's definitely cool that I don't need to use a chest strap. That said knowing about my oxygen consumption and heart rate variability during s
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by hoggle 12y ago
Voice feedback and a HUD are probably the safest solutions when driving, still I like the idea of not having to take my iPhone with me to track my regular running activities (I'm not sure if this is supported by Apple Watch though).
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by hoggle 12y ago
Very interesting, in terms of pragmatism OCaml was the best choice for them at the time but now Minsky would also consider using Haskell or Scala. I guess Scala might arguably be the most pragmatic of the lot (access to tons of high-quality
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by hoggle 12y ago
"But the GMO lightning rod distracts from the larger cautionary tale: Our reliance on monoculture to feed surging global populations is catching up with us." A lot of old true-to-seed breeds of plants with diverse sets of attribut
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by hoggle 12y ago
Vote with your wallet. Lots of variety has been lost forever because old breeds haven't been cultivated anymore. There is an initiative here in Europe that tries to keep old true-to-seed breeds alive but they have to fight the brutal l
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by hoggle 12y ago
I'd been happily developing with VIM for more than five years but last year I tried RubyMine and once I let go of my perfectionistic/unixy point-of-view things got a lot easier tbh. If I were still doing systems programming I&#x27
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Elixir Tasks vs. Scala Futures(undiscoveredfeatures.com)
3 points by hoggle 12y ago|1 comments
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by hoggle 12y ago
For anybody returning to this thread, here are some other discussions around this study I found on the web (thank you duckduckgo :) http://www.longecity.org/forum/topic/61161-methylphenidate-n... http:/&#x2F
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by hoggle 12y ago
I just wanted to thank you for still answering on this thread. Your sharing of your experiences is very much welcome, I've only been on Ritalin for over a month and already feel exactly as you describe it. Still, I'm asking myself
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by hoggle 12y ago
Link to cited paper "Compliance with mandatory reporting of clinical trial results on ClinicalTrials.gov: cross sectional study" "Conclusion: Most trials subject to mandatory reporting did not report results within a year of
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Evidence shows that about half of all clinical trials have never been published(alltrials.net)
2 points by hoggle 12y ago|1 comments
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by hoggle 12y ago
Maybe I read the abstract differently or don't fully understand it but its conclusion doesn't seem to align with yours, right? "Collectively, our results suggest that chronic MPH usage in mice at doses spanning the therapeut
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Methylphenidate Exposure Induces Dopamine Neuron Loss in Mice(plosone.org)
63 points by hoggle 12y ago|54 comments
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Austrian Programmers Build Free Bridge to Internet (2012)(voanews.com)
1 points by hoggle 12y ago|0 comments
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by hoggle 12y ago
More internet connected local mesh networks like this please! We've got something similar here in Austria as well - http://www.funkfeuer.at has been growing constantly for more than 10 years. Voice of America article: http
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by hoggle 12y ago
Oh my, thanks for the heads-up I guess it's too late to post on HN. Time to go to bed :)
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by hoggle 12y ago
I've got to confess that I love how the design of MS languages regularly exposes my ignorance towards them. Edit: removed unrelated Wikipedia article (Unit Type)
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How to create a product people want(gugl.io)
2 points by hoggle 12y ago|0 comments
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Dopamine regulates the motivation to act, study shows (2013)(sciencedaily.com)
15 points by hoggle 12y ago|0 comments
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by hoggle 12y ago
Just wanted to subscribe via iOS Podcasts app, didn't find it in the iTunes store. I fear that in this case it might as well not exist for a lot of people.
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by hoggle 12y ago
People who don't want to get caught doing something change their communication behaviour all the time. If anybody is interested in that kind of stuff I'd recommend watching the surprisingly good TV show "The Wire". Even
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by hoggle 12y ago
Those are the kinds of initiatives that make me optimistic about the future <3 If you are interested in where the OpenWRT project currently stands (hint: they need web as well as systems programmers) you might enjoy watching this talk fr
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by hoggle 12y ago
Talk about deployment hell - puts things into perspective: "to counteract the General Relativistic effect once on orbit, they slowed down the ticking frequency of the atomic clocks before they were launched" The mind boggles. It m
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by hoggle 12y ago
It seems as if the console makers have delivered developer friendly platforms this time but with that forgot to / decided not to pack in that extra punch they used to. I'm talking about things like those sprite optimized graphics

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