jjbiotech

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by jjbiotech 11y ago
How can they prevent this virus from evolving to replicate in non-cancerous cells? I wonder if that's why they started with a benign virus like herpes. Very cool, but slightly scarey at the same time.
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by jjbiotech 11y ago
That's an impressive logical jump you've made there. Starting with a man simply writing a blog post with his opinion on software architecture, all the way to implying that he's an authority on writing code. He never said he w
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by jjbiotech 11y ago
> actually toxic and lethal in small doses Yeah I'm going to call bullshit on that unless you provide a source. The interesting thing about GHB is that it is less toxic in higher doses, but I've never read that it's lethal
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by jjbiotech 11y ago
I can think of a few situations. You're in a meeting and your phone buzzes. You can quickly read the message without being rude, where typing a response would be considered rude (at least in my office). I'll often do this to make
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by jjbiotech 11y ago
I was thinking the same thing. Looks like the writing of someone posting to a drug forum blacked out on benzodiazepines.
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by jjbiotech 11y ago
Interesting that this article didn't mention sucralose (Splenda).
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by jjbiotech 11y ago
I paid $1 for my Galaxy S5 upgrade, with a two year contract extension. Essentially I got the phone for free because I planned on keeping my carrier for the next two years anyway. That cost was subsidized by my carrier, and probably indirec
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by jjbiotech 12y ago
I never said it was the same thing. My point was to illustrate that they have similarities. The amount of mental energy you use to formulate these insane mental projections must be enormous. You should try to put it to better use. It's
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by jjbiotech 12y ago
Physical currency such as gold or cash is for Criminals, Cowards, and Crazies. Criminals, who find it useful as a mechanism for transferring and storing income from illegal activities. Cowards, who want to hide behind physical currency to p
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by jjbiotech 12y ago
What do you mean by zero memory allocation? The title seems contradictory. You have to allocate at least some memory for a program to run. Do you mean it doesn't allocate any memory per request, it just uses pre allocated memory?
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by jjbiotech 12y ago
Here's a hypothetical situation that will give you some perspective to consider: Eating unhealthy food with a high fat and sugar content in your country is highly illegal. In this hypothetical country you live in, the offence of eating
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by jjbiotech 12y ago
Very cool! This takes iOS's home screen web app feature to the next level with the install banner. Hopefully we'll be able to create a standard for these manifest files/meta tags so developers won't have to target specif
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by jjbiotech 12y ago
Yeah, I think what you just stated is an issue for any type of abstraction. You really just have to examine an interface in depth before you start writing code with it to see if it's capable of supporting the functionality you need. On
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by jjbiotech 12y ago
Vulnerability doesn't seem like the correct word to describe this issue. It's more of an exposure of potentially sensitive information (your local IP address if you're using a VPN) as a result of WebRTC's protocol design
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by jjbiotech 12y ago
> Another (AJAX) HTTP request + rendering the returned data on a tiny mobile phone is faster than one HTTP request for the entire webpage and having dedicated machinery pre-render the content for you? I don't think so. He does talk
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by jjbiotech 12y ago
When developing an API that sits on top of HTTP, it's easy to use a web browser to develop/debug. The reason I include the version string in the URLs of my APIs is to enable browsers to consume the API without any added extensions