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by kh_hk 13y ago
The last part you quote is really important to understand the conclusion. Expectancy and mood can really alter psychedelic experiences. Can't be sure for microdosing, though. Now, how could an experiment up the methodological rigor? Ma
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[Related] Kubuntu Linux 13.10 Released https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6565146
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Yes, libraries have names. Names are meant to represent and be used to refer to these libraries. The same could apply to any web project in any language: Here, we got a python flask backend with mustache as the templating engine, defined fa
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Zoom out
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I've been looking forward to this release. Not because I want the blogging platform, but to take a look. In the node world, it's easy to find reference code on libraries and modules, but I always fail to find a source of some prac
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The style reminds me to some of H. Bosch's paintings, which also give you vibes of symbolism and complexity http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Garden_of_Earthly_Delights http://imgur.com/FaYLjTm,CFxm
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The centering looks off by around 5px
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On an added note, I feel that a tangential problem here is that we do not know how to handle death. It is not about the things we do not do, it is about having had enough.
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> HTML/CSS nonsense Structured and well declared markup is no joke. If you actually refer to the common "hacks" to get demos and eye-candy stuff working, then I do agree. On the contrary, if you refer to ditching
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It's actually blinking just 1/4 of the time
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It's not terrible service, it's just a welcome hug to foreigners. If you like the place or the food, give a small tip, come back, and you will be befriended by a smile.
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What's interesting here is that there's value in providing better solutions than the official ones. Every transit system on HopStop has its official site, with its (usually crappy) website. I assume most of the info in HopStop is
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Looks like peerflix: https://github.com/AaronO/peerflix
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I got "blackberry support", spot on http://www.google.com/trends/correlate/search?e=id%3AWbipmJ-...
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Nice work on pulling this off! One could question, who would want maps on github? Sometimes one cannot know what something can be used to until being able to actually use it, that should be the whole point on technology.
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EDIT: nevermind https://github.com/bikesharebot/bikesharestats/blob/master/c...
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Hmm, neat. I've added all the bike sharing networks I can think of to a repo[1], and for all you NY bike sharing lovers, there you go[2]. I don't think I will update it to work in 'real time' because it would not make mu
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Install the ad-block plus and Ghostery extensions, just to know (and block) how much tracker crap companies put on their websites. See, for instance, the Huffington Post http://i.imgur.com/sMIJRL8.png (and it's not the
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Just as a side record, a recommendation on reading the original book from Michael Crichton is in order. I found it engaging, including gore imagery, chaos theories and some insightful characters.
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Thinkpad x60, I have yet to find a laptop that can live up to how these series feels.
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> This is typeset poorly, insomuch as it does not honor the readability > of the content, instead hindering it. var x = shape.left() , y = shape.right() , numSides = shape.sides() ; This typeset
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Hate to be the guy that goes offtopic, but the gender and target bias on the ad bothered me. So, girls are all about knitting, dates, having their nails painted and buying shoes? I know they just took some trends (knitting and lindy hop), b
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I did play with the idea myself - That was during the 'gamification era' two years ago - and ended up thinking that people would only play it if it was passive, or automatic. I don't think much people will go to the length of checking in an
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In Germany, there's the 'next-bike', and 'call a bike'. I have been waiting to add them until I have the new structure of the project figured out. At that point, they will be much easier to have, and less hacky. The 'call a bike' system is
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Thanks for reporting, Ottawa is not missing anymore ;) Feel free to ping me anytime at info@citybik.es
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Duly noted, this is the 5th time in these last 3 years that this is said, it's time to add the about page... Done!
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I wonder what will be their position on visualization, statistics and user contributed projects reusing their data. Their data feed is available [1], but in the terms of use [2], page 1, point 4 it says: 4. Proprietary Rights in Websi
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Some have (for instance NYC, kudos to them!), other services do not have anything, and data has to be scraped from their website. Most of the time it's a pain in the ass that involves many different dodgy tricks. I have a python library ava
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[Shameless spam plug, hope it's relevant here] Just today I have added New York's Citibike to my bike sharing project [1]. Feel free to give it a spin! List of juicy features: - Android version - Push notifications for st
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There's a mirrored version of the article in planet kde: http://planetkde.org/#item-f97a50b7

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