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by ijidak 4y ago
This is great. Finally understand monads a little better. Definitely saving this for later.
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by ijidak 4y ago
This is great. Will definitely be using this. I wouldn't worry too much about people focused on running from the command line. I love the command line. But not as a query interface for quick investigation of CSV data. I've been wa
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by ijidak 4y ago
What is your product? First off you need to put it in your profile if it's ready for public view. Don't wait too long to put up a website. Describe the features and add a early sign up form to collect email addresses. Once I have
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by ijidak 4y ago
I don't think the parent is referring to quality, but to the cognitive load of discerning things that are real and true. As far back as the Romans, Pontius Pilate is recorded as saying, "What is truth?" (John 18:38) Showing t
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Current Events - Open Source News(en.wikipedia.org)
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Fire and Motion(joelonsoftware.com)
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New XPS 13 Shows the Price of Going Too Thin(tomshardware.com)
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Lumens vs. Lux vs. Candelas [pdf](reconelectrical.co.uk)
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CERN Physicists Observe Phenomenon in QCD(sci-news.com)
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by ijidak 4y ago
I use this product and it has really helped me. I want this company to stay in business, so wanted to share it here with everyone.
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Reduce strain and pain when using the computer(rsiguard.com)
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by ijidak 4y ago
Can someone tell me what the 94% match in Netflix means? I don't understand what in the world XX% match is all about. My biggest complaint about Netflix is there is no simple 5-star rating. Or something like that. I'm not going to
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by ijidak 4y ago
This is great. Agree. SPAs for everything is ridiculous. My opinion below. 1. The web was designed for content. Thus... 2. If a site is content focused, no need for a SPA. The web already works for it as is. 3. If a web app is a forms based
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Self-hosted newsletter and mailing list manager(listmonk.app)
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ShortcutFoo – Learn Shortcuts and Commands(shortcutfoo.com)
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by ijidak 5y ago
My lambda bill is $4,000 per month for 21,000,000 invocations per month. Something seems off compared to your numbers. Maybe the length of a single execution?
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by ijidak 5y ago
So, my question is why isn't fasting a partial solution? It's kind of the same idea as chemo. (Non-selective cell stress/death) But won't cancer cells always starve first, as they don't have a way to go dormant? Or
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by ijidak 5y ago
This Wikipedia article references a few different views. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wave_function_collapse#:~:te... . I'm no expert on QM. So not sure if there is an overall leading interpretation, currently.
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by ijidak 5y ago
Your answer is the honest answer. We don't know. The physical reality of wave functions is unknown. It could be an approximation of something yet deeper. The only thing we know is that the math works.
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by ijidak 5y ago
> Geothermal heating provides unlimited fuel for people in houses, staying still This sounds like the beginning of a great sci-fi novel. A future where Earth's core has cooled because of excess draws to power humanity. Now, the pla
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by ijidak 5y ago
I'd recommend retaining a lawyer as soon as a large company like Microsoft reaches out to you. (Even if it's just for your private education of risks, rights and strategy.) Alternatively, start billing for time and travel immediat
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by ijidak 5y ago
I had to lol when I saw there was a patent for that. Divide both operands by 2 was my first idea before loading the page. (I like to try that sometimes before reading the articles.) I didn't think about the carry bit, but it seems like
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by ijidak 5y ago
> The only effective probiotics I've found are very expensive, But how do you know if they're effective? That's always been my question. What is the effect one should notice?
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by ijidak 5y ago
That is definitely an interesting application for cancer. As far as aging though, I would take it with a grain of salt. Strangely, aging doesn't seem to be caused by accumulated DNA copying errors. Otherwise, each generation of humans
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by ijidak 5y ago
> University of Texas researcher John Goodenough...is widely credited with inventing the rechargeable lithium-ion technology of today I'm sorry, but this guy's name is too perfect for engineering. It's like his ancestors d
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The Solid-State Energy Storage Dam Is About to Bust Wide Open(cleantechnica.com)
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by ijidak 5y ago
On October 28, I bought the NordicTrac T-Series for $650. After installation, it had a lock screen asking me to subscribe to start using the treadmill! Can you imagine? I paid for the treadmill, and you're telling me I can't even
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New Features in C# 10(syncfusion.com)
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by ijidak 5y ago
Wow. This type of density of life was probably most of earth before humans changed things.
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by ijidak 5y ago
I love this!! Will be using this for quick lightweight websites.

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