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12y ago
That's actually the recommended amount of alcohol intake though. Clearly, alcoholics shouldn't be drinking, but for non-alcoholics there are significant health benefits to having a couple of drinks every day (to the point where NO
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git-flow is just an easy way to manage your branching. There's nothing locking you into it, since it's just a branch naming system and shortcuts for regular old git commands, so you might as well just try it. I think you'll f
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iOS is a little more strict about how applications use memory. Apps need to expect to be terminated at any time and be able to suspend their state with a few seconds' notice. The reason is to give you better battery life and fewer issu
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12y ago
For some apps, there are cases where you want to load the entire dataset and then operate over it (see pourover.js http://newsdev.github.io/pourover/ )
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A cryptocurrency written in PHP
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It's supported in both classical mechanics (Liouville's theorem, which is a vital component of the proof of Newton's second law) and in quantum mechanics (quantum unitarity). http://van.physics.illinois.edu/qa
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They're not saying the universe is a light hologram like the one on your credit card, they're saying it might be holographic in the sense that our 3d space could be a projection of a 2d boundary. The idea came about as a way to re
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They don't even need tracking cookies. They can just use the Like button.
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Buzzfeed Editors Hate Them For This One Weird Trick!
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What if there was some kind of public/privately funded foundation that could hire open source developers to work on their projects on a part-time or full-time basis? Something like those physicist think tanks that Feynman refused to jo
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12y ago
Install Janus and all your heart's desires will be fulfilled: https://github.com/carlhuda/janus Bonus: plop this in your .vimrc.after for super easy movement around split windows nnoremap <C-h> <C-w
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That's probably because it's not even in the same genus as the others.
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Ok, I've given Source Code Pro about a week and I gotta say I dig it.
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For those who don't get the reference, it's a fantastic book by Charles Stross that you can get for free from his website: http://www.antipope.org/charlie/blog-static/fiction/accelera...
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12y ago
I gotta say, I'm impressed by how you've turned "intelectual" into a pejorative.
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Dude, bloated web browsers. And power and influence, bro.
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That's because BBC is an initialism (each letter is pronounced separately) rather than an acronym (pronounced as if it were a word).
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12y ago
Just out of pure laziness, I use the CPU and disk access emails as makeshift notifications for when my backups run.
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This is a great way to stealth tweet at work, especially when combined with a 2nd monitor and a 4-way terminal split :)
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Every time I learn about a new programmer font, I try it for a day. It makes me sad that I apparently will never find one I like better than Inconsolata.
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12y ago
It's probably because there are also plenty of excellent reasons to have anonymity as an option online.
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Yes. Probably not in proportion, but it does happen regularly. http://www.polygon.com/2013/8/15/4622252/plague-of-game-dev-... http://iphoenixdown.com/2013/08/16/video-game
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I'm not arguing that one bit. I'm trying to have a conversation about WHY there is an imbalance.
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I should make it clear that I'm in no way saying the two are equivalent. I'm only commenting on why men don't get rape threats (or don't take them seriously on the odd occasion when we do). Many of us have gotten empty t
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I would argue that men don't get rape threats because most men don't see rape as a realistic threat to themselves. Instead, we have our masculinity, loyalty, abilities, work ethic, and/or integrity attacked, because those are
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It's not pretty, but that's why we have ballistic missile subs as a deterrent. There are always more counter-countermeasures than countermeasures.
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Taking this a step further, when using it as a pure transport medium, the cryptocurrency itself doesn't matter. It could be Bitcoin, Litecoin, Dogecoin, 2304293f20983uf2089j2f3coin, or whatever, as long as it's liquid enough to co
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I saw a lot of American expats in Chiang Mai, Thailand. It's much more laid back than Bangkok or the beach cities, and it's gorgeous up there. They seemed to be having a great time.
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They're subject to the jurisdiction of whoever's airspace they're in as well.
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Lose some $$ and avoid flying over an area where radar guided surface to air missiles are known to hit civilian airliners.
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