jmulho

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by jmulho 11y ago
Don't forget beans. A 20 point drop in cholesterol might explain the difference [1]. Perhaps the lack of access to healthcare explains the difference. Healthcare is the third leading cause of death in the U.S. [2]. Why does the effec
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by jmulho 12y ago
Try Firefox.
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by jmulho 12y ago
Excellent answer up until paragraph three. Nothing will drive your developers (good and bad) away quicker than an a "quick morning standup", aka daily interrogation. Were you productive yesterday? Will you be productive today?
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by jmulho 12y ago
Write it!
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by jmulho 12y ago
Indeed it is absurd that we have known how to refresh part of a page for a decade now and yet half the internet still refreshes the whole page. I'd say this has to do with developers still relying upon server side frameworks they lear
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by jmulho 12y ago
There is nothing glorious about clicking a button then watching the screen flash and slowly reload eventually revealing a tiny change. Simple I'll give you. Effective, yes, if the user can suspend reality and pretend the state change
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by jmulho 12y ago
When I saw the headline I thought "Oh no, someone bought AnandTech. It is probably going to become a slow annoying popup ad site like Tom's Hardware." Now I learn that is exactly what is going to happen.
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by jmulho 12y ago
From 1996 to 2005 dynamic web applications concatenated and sent back strings. After that we started sending back strings and concatenating. Sadly half the web hasn't caught on to the "new" way.
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by jmulho 12y ago
It isn't performing for me in mobile. I am pushing a rectangle and nothing is happening.
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by jmulho 12y ago
The colors at flatuicolors.com are anything but easy on they eyes. Furthermore, in the flat designs I have seen you find out that a rectangle isn't a button when you click on it and nothing happens.
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by jmulho 12y ago
Windows 7 is worse. It is like find what you are looking for on Mt. Everest while looking through a tiny 6 inch by 3 inch view port.
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by jmulho 12y ago
And none of this website can be expressed with a proper language most of the world uses... Instead we have English.
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by jmulho 12y ago
How might I increase my HDL (good cholesterol)?
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by jmulho 12y ago
They've improved star fade, if that's possible... You keep scrolling down until you are certain that there is nothing left to see and then, suddenly... star fade!
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by jmulho 12y ago
Yes, but it will improve your presentations in much the same way that screeching car tire and ricocheting bullet sounds improve PowerPoint presentations.
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by jmulho 12y ago
Half the world must be crazy. What is better and why?
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by jmulho 12y ago
>> "They were shiny, but didn't always work as well as competitors." Actually the iPod had a click wheel interface that left the competition in the dust and catapulted Apple from a niche computer company for designers t
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by jmulho 12y ago
It is also an English word that means a person who starts businesses that mostly fail but has at least one that hasn't failed yet.
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by jmulho 12y ago
In twenty years, how many hard drives have you had, and how many failed? I've had eight or ten (counting home and work) and just one failed. I had one I used daily for over a decade.
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by jmulho 12y ago
I thought it looked cool until it never turned.
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by jmulho 12y ago
Just curious, is your diet unusual in any way (e.g. vegetarian, vegan, etc.), or was it otherwise unusual when you were supplementing vitamin D? I've never heard of hypercalcemia, but I have heard of osteoporosis, which I assume is ca
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by jmulho 12y ago
But it appears to work when the person taking the placebo diagnosed their own cold coming on.
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by jmulho 12y ago
> but only if they are biological... Aren't all eggs biological?
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by jmulho 12y ago
Ah yes, and you have never exceeded the speed limit yourself. We all believe that. Add yourself to your list of assholes.
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by jmulho 12y ago
I appreciate the content of your post, but I'd like to know for sure who is saying what. Please use quotes when quoting. Links to the source would be nice, too. I believed the first sentence to be yours until I got to the end of it.
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by jmulho 12y ago
That is a wise plan and it is exactly how it works. Every country charges exactly the highest tax they can charge without driving business away. But the tax rate is not the only thing the business has to consider. They have to consider s
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by jmulho 12y ago
Another meaning of "flat file database" is non-relational -- the kind of thing you might create if you were unaware of normal form and tried to cram the entire data model into a single table. This single table can reside in a sin
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by jmulho 12y ago
> "This same tobacco species is one also used by Medicago USA for development of a pandemic influenza virus." I hope the above paragraph from the Forbes article was a typo.
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by jmulho 12y ago
When I first experienced browsing with mobile devices the stand out feature was zoom. Double-tap on a column of text and it would zoom to fill the width of the screen. This (and similar navigation features such as swipe to scroll) made mo
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by jmulho 12y ago
Interesting stuff. Thanks. The section on gender differences is hilarious!

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