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901.
by kranner 8y ago
Not GP, but iOS development is the biggest reason I can't switch.
902.
by kranner 8y ago
How much would it cost in gasoline though?
903.
by kranner 8y ago
My intuition is that suffering dominates our lives. This is especially true for animals. So I don’t believe we are doing pigs any favours by giving them life.
904.
by kranner 8y ago
Is it such a great thing to be born that we are doing something good for certain pigs by causing them to come into existence?
905.
by kranner 8y ago
Mullainathan and Shafir are indeed co-authors on the study cited in this article. http://science.sciencemag.org/content/341/6149/976 I also second the recommendation for 'Scarcity'.
906.
by kranner 8y ago
Firefox also seems to have better support for WebVR than Chrome, at least on Windows. As a very rough measure, half of the A-frame official demos don't render for me on Chrome, but all of them render on Firefox. They're also chopp
907.
by kranner 8y ago
Thanks for explaining. It would make sense to clarify this in the pricing table as you might be turning customers away.
908.
by kranner 8y ago
The pricing table doesn't make much sense to me. No 'commercial rights' for the 'startup' pricing plan of $19/month? What would a startup do with non-commercial rights?
909.
by kranner 8y ago
It would not be the same as using other products because lab tests have found impurities exceeding safe limits in his edible products multiple times. This is even mentioned in the article. And nothing, not even herbs, are "chemical fre
910.
by kranner 8y ago
So buy organic. And I’m guessing any GMO plants will be much safer than antibiotic-laced alternatives.
911.
by kranner 9y ago
The page referenced is an April Fools Day joke. "We are finally at our April 1 Release (v4.1.2018)."
912.
by kranner 9y ago
In what way does it strip one's liberties to be required to keep at least two guinea pigs if one must keep them? The "liberty" to keep exactly one guinea pig: that is just silly.
913.
by kranner 9y ago
This one is related and (I think) quite good: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r18Gi8lSkfM
914.
by kranner 9y ago
It is probably in math curricula everywhere but not everyone studies math.
915.
by kranner 9y ago
Nice of you to offer both affiliate and non-affiliate links, though I wish everyone would click the affiliate links so you are rewarded for the effort.
916.
by kranner 9y ago
You're probably referring to the app 'Is It Snappy?'.
917.
by kranner 9y ago
Most medical businesses I'm familiar with (having a lot of doctors in the family) have no professional sysadmins and definitely no master images.
918.
by kranner 9y ago
Today's Google Doodle is relevant to this. https://www.theverge.com/tldr/2017/12/4/16733396/googles-doo...
919.
by kranner 9y ago
Docking someone's paycheck for disagreeing or forcing them to do menial tasks seems like the more obviously unprofessional thing in the non-military world.
920.
by kranner 9y ago
Something about using the word 'insubordination' and linking to a dictionary definition that defines it as "not submitting to authority" and [being] "disobedient" really rubs me the wrong way. Authority etc. ar
921.
by kranner 9y ago
Presumably they haven't found a way to use the Sun as an amplifier yet.
922.
by kranner 9y ago
> This plane cannot fly until the DGCA (aviation regulatory authority of India) registers it. It is permitted to fly it under 20 feet without DGCA registration.
923.
by kranner 9y ago
> I'm not very familiar with India's geography, but I doubt he could easily find an airport that isn't surrounded by people. It is currently parked at Mumbai airport, which is surrounded by Dharavi: an extremely densely po
924.
by kranner 9y ago
Passwords can be used for systems other than websites, where "forgot password"-type reset doesn't always exist.
925.
by kranner 9y ago
The author suggests storing in password managers optionally, "for reference". The point of using an algorithm to generate a password is that you only have to remember the algorithm and can always work out the password on a new com
926.
by kranner 9y ago
I agree. Maybe it is time that all vehicles (including cyclists) were required to carry dashcams etc and a mandatory report (that is as automated/cheap to generate as possible) required for every accident, no matter how minor.
927.
by kranner 9y ago
How else is one supposed to learn without access to a teacher?
928.
by kranner 9y ago
> If the developer does not have any interest in updating their own app, do I as a user care about their apps? A developer's primary interest in their app is to earn an income. A user's interest is in using the app for whatever
929.
by kranner 9y ago
See this Chrome extension: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/treeverse/aahmjdad...
930.
by kranner 9y ago
I think GP is talking about virtualenv, not pip. Using an optimized build in a virtualenv environment should not be any slower than using it outside the environment, right?

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