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say what now? are you basically just saying location aware pricing? that is nothing nuanced of course - look no further than any fundamental supply chain management firm - it is the crux of their business.
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I too am an advocate but willing to bet you some scratch that the incidence of grief, harm, or violence from someone tripping on mushrooms versus a tee-totalling sober population is lower. You went directly to the most formidable source for
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8y ago
Are we speculating that the patent filed is on the process for production? Any references here?
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did you read the article completely? there are 9 critics that worked with them, 6 ceased doing so. the company formed and closed it's non-profit venture and they are using typical pharma tactics, creating patents around it. spin is one
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I'm not saying you're wrong per se but what evidence do you have that there are no beneficial analogs and triggers for similar biochemical pathways that perhaps are not marked by a substantial or profound classically psychedelic e
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8y ago
> If you have no clear idea how your driving software works, how are you going to make sure this doesn't happen? A lot of people don't know how typing "www.google.com" into their browser works but DNS "just works
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8y ago
On that topic Haskell is soooooooooo much more readable than clojure to me
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had the same epiphany driving from CA to WA through OR. Oregon allows logging to clear-cut - meaning they don't pluck 1 tree among 5 to cut but instead just lop entire mountainsides down like someone getting a buzz cut.
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8y ago
To be fair a lot of West Texas if you're not looking at a bunch of windmills you're looking at about as many derricks - neither are very pleasing to the eye.
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Native Texan. Austin and not Austin all my life. Never heard "on balance". Some family in the industry. They know they are seeing the last boom before the bust. I was surprised to hear so few of the wind over there is with any of
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> One almost-exception: voluntary treatment involving the mother (mostly by the mother) has only a slight negative effect. Father does not seem to matter if they're part of treatment. Still does not have a positive effect though. (A
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Yeah, that got me too. I was looking for the butterfly with a cowboy hat sitting on a bail of hay with a "Butterfly Saloon" sign behind them.
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I remember finding this project years ago and it is indeed much more flushed out than when I checked it out then. However, and I recognize this is begging disdain from Linux purists, I wonder if their are any React projects with a similar g
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n00b question: are the GPS signals used by drones and commercial airliners the same? I know the military have their own special class of GPS.
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Isn't it funny the Palm Pre was in some sense what Electron apps have become? Just an anecdote - I understand all the differences between them but I didn't even think at the time the Pre came out that it was "ahead of it'
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I will echo this too. I think Go has helped usher in the sensible concept BDD and of microservices to the forefront and the do one thing do it well approach. Versus monolithic applications instead you have a lot of digestible standalone ser
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DDoS of brogrammers and financially obsessed man-children. I think he nailed it. However the content in his pages is very lightweight and hosted in AWS it looks like so maybe that referrer logic pre-dates him hosting it and the DNA Lounge w
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tl;dr CaaS doesn't orchestrate the underlying infrastructure whereas k8s primary purpose is to create a cloud agnostic way to orchestrate containers and the infrastructure that they run on.
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I can hear your snarkiness through this comment because we are all in the same industry. However, the average NYT reader probably hadn't seen or heard from Microsoft in a while to know that Azure is a big deal which is who this article
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Exactly. Look at the computational power we have thrown into figuring out just how a protein folds for example. I worked in a lab where we used a lot of inference in the 2D structure of RNA over a decade ago after the 23s and 16s ribosomes
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"nixos" might save some trouble? I've sometimes struggled with this problem with "go" (=> "golang") naming big projects something common should be a no-no and it's a pet peeve for most of everyone.
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I clicked to the comments to find this very explanation. Albeit I know next to zero of the industry or complicated financial structures surrounding the topic that even I as a layman felt it grossly sensationalist.
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9y ago
I'm here. I moved from Austin (call me crazy). I haven't seen a slowdown in recruiter spam since I've arrived.
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9y ago
35 = corpus christi
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12y ago
I'd put this at pretty unlikely - I suspect the early experiment was never expected to take off anywhere close to what it has and so the foresight of doing this probably overlooked.
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12y ago
I'd bet 0.05 BTC he is over 40.
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12y ago
someone above posted this: https://github.com/calmh/syncthing/blob/master/protocol/PROT...
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12y ago
Aside: I was wondering this about Bittorrent Sync as well - would you happen to know?
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Everest is kinda getting ridiculous. If you do any reading or watching on treks up the mountain you know the only way 90+% of these "mountaineers" get up to the summit is because of the hard work and ascents of sherpas. I'm
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13y ago
Also keep in mind that Formula E debuts this year; it will be the sport we all eventually follow (not sure how I feel about the passing cars sounding more like aircraft than cars): http://www.fiaformulae.com/
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