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by homulilly 11y ago
Even if all this is workable I still don't see what's preventing the hair from being heated to the point it damages the surrounding tissue.
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by homulilly 11y ago
It'a also worth noticing that laser hair removal usually does not actually destroy the hair its self, it still has to fall out on its own. A laser that actually cut the physical hairs would probably have to be even higher energy than t
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by homulilly 11y ago
I dropped lastpass for dashlane awhile ago, it's much better at actually filling out forms.
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by homulilly 11y ago
That even applies to the same restaurant. If I order a $10 plate of noodles or a $25 steak the server is still carrying one plate out either way.
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by homulilly 11y ago
I'm still a bit ignorant as to how kinesis works, can someone explain why this would be preferable to uploading directly to S3?
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by homulilly 11y ago
Cool idea but I don't think I'd want to send personal information on a website without HTTPS.
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by homulilly 11y ago
I've grown up in america and is the first time I've ever heard this and I imagine I'm not alone. It's also kind of difficult since people factor the tip at the end of the meal when they get the receipt, not when they hav
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by homulilly 11y ago
I live in a large city and I still don't always have wifi. I have wifi at my home, obviously, but not on my daily commute, not at most grocery stores, not when I'm out hiking in a park. During those times something like this would
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by homulilly 11y ago
Maybe in part, but that ignores the fact demand for academia has gone down what with all the cuts to science and education. As a society, we value research and knowledge less and less.
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by homulilly 11y ago
I don't drive so that's actually not a practical alternative.
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by homulilly 11y ago
PC-only AAA games are incredibly rare these days. I'd say most AAA games are on as many platforms as possible to have as many sources of revenue as possible to recoup dev (and marketing) costs. The exceptions are games that get a large
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by homulilly 11y ago
72k seems pretty decent for a jr developer without a graduate degree. I started around 65k fresh out of school with a BS as did most of my friends.
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by homulilly 11y ago
So for practical purposes isn't that even less? The cost of living is a bit higher in the UK as I recall.
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by homulilly 11y ago
I kind of hope they do. I'd like a relatively short limit but 140 is a bad number. It's not optimized for any kind of communication, it's optimized for putting ads in sms messages.
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by homulilly 11y ago
I'm sure some of its exaggerated but I've heard some really messed up stuff about synthetic cannabinoids before. Since they can be many times more potent than thc they can be really easy to overdose on as well whereas marijuana ov
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by homulilly 11y ago
Do you live in Oregon now because that has definitely not been the case for the past 2 years.
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by homulilly 11y ago
This article seems kind of dumb. It briefly mentions that people who are too warm can only take off so many articles of clothing but then drops it when it's really the most important factor. If you're cold you can put on a sweater
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by homulilly 11y ago
I use vim on a daily basis and think it's a great editor, but it's definitely overhyped. Plugins in particularly are pretty disappointing if you're coming from an editor like sublime. Off the top of my head, syntax checking,
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by homulilly 11y ago
This article is horribly written. This isn't about "preventing law enforcement from accessing encryption" it's about not building back doors or using weak encryption that would potentially (or, more accurately, inevitabl
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by homulilly 11y ago
I think my ability to say I'm glad he's apparently being less of a shithead is also protected speech. Why are we talking about this again? Nobody said he should be arrested.
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by homulilly 11y ago
Shrieking "It's raping me! raaaaaaapppppppppe!!!!!!" isn't exactly challenging speech. It's just stupid.
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by homulilly 11y ago
I don't think non-technical users will be using a project like this anyway.
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by homulilly 11y ago
That's good if he's gotten better. I remember seeing some of his videos in the past and they were in extremely bad taste.
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by homulilly 11y ago
So what you're saying is that you can do instant transactions with bitcoin if you don't actually use bitcoin.
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by homulilly 11y ago
What appears to be bizarre racist paranoia aside, allowing skilled workers to stay here helps America both economically and culturally. Lawyers and Software Engineers aren't coming here to mooch off America's welfare system (which
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by homulilly 11y ago
I'm curious how much sorting is the norm where you've been. Where I've lived "sorting" recycling has simply been one bin for glass and another for everything else which barely counts.
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by homulilly 11y ago
Recycling is popular because, especially in America where we don't even sort our materials. It provides a zero effort way for people to feel like they're helping the environment. The only real way to produce less waste is to consu
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by homulilly 11y ago
I take it this means we'll also get arrow functions enabled by default in IO.js shortly?
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by homulilly 11y ago
"climate skeptic" is to "climate change denier" as "intelligent design" is to young earth creationism. It's the same position dressed up with language to seem less extremist.
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by homulilly 11y ago
PHP and Windows seems like an odd combination to me, but definitely get a feel for how things are run, both in terms of workflow and interpersonal interaction before you start insisting on certain tools/environments. I work at a compan

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