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by latj 13y ago
Yeah, there are two main groups that oppose GMOs. One group is founded on fear of new technology- and this is what NdGT means. But others oppose not the science of GMOs but the way they are used as a tool to control food and the business ar
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by latj 13y ago
I think huherto is suggesting beer concurrency. That is, instead of having a 20 gallon setup, having four 5 gallon setups. It will take longer because you will have to do whatever mixing,testing, etc four times but if the longest part of th
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by latj 13y ago
If he thinks he has it hard, trying being a mid-aged Perl programmer who ISNT chromatic. ;)
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by latj 13y ago
From the 80's? You have a link to which one you mean?
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by latj 13y ago
Get a copy of this for the kids! http://www.amazon.com/The-Little-Schemer-4th-Edition/dp/0262...
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by latj 13y ago
I knew I should be weary of the writer after this: "Satoshi Nakamoto's 2008 online proposal also hints at his age, with the odd reference to "disk space" - something that hasn't been an issue since the last millenni
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by latj 13y ago
The two stories arent mutually exclusive. According to Newsweek the man acknowledged that he had worked on bitcoin: "I am no longer involved in that and I cannot discuss it" AP says the main is denying he ever worked on bitcoin. H
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by latj 13y ago
I've read this sort of sentiment before. Here is what is confusing you. You are trying to over-simplify the complex political philosophy and worldview of a person. To say that someone is a libertarian, for example, tells you almost not
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by latj 13y ago
I pledge not to use nodejitsu or have any dealings with nodejitsu employees until I see a blog post stating that they have changed their minds and are not going to hijack npm trademark.
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by latj 13y ago
15 years later and the UPS-no-left-turn story is still going strong.
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by latj 13y ago
No designer walks out on Apple lightly. But sometimes things are bad enough that you can tell you arent in the right place.
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by latj 13y ago
"The exact number of digits you need to know isn't relevant" The number of digits doesnt matter but CVV vs. no CVV does make a difference. CVV is the way to verify that you are allowed to use the given credit card number (its
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by latj 13y ago
That reminds me, its been a while since I've donated to EFF. https://supporters.eff.org/donate
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by latj 13y ago
node express is the rails ;)
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by latj 13y ago
I agree with the overall message- you should be thoughtful with all your dependencies. You should only add complexity when it makes sense. However, the author goes beyond just selector vs. getElementById(). Does the way the author uses XMLH
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by latj 13y ago
There are probably more profitable ways to use that data against users rather than for them.
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by latj 13y ago
Oops, I totally missed that part. It sounds more realistic now.
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by latj 13y ago
(3) Try Shopify's POS. I do not work for Shopify and have never used it so I cant speak for it beyond its advertised features. I have been comparing POS's lately and Shopify is cheaper and has an API to allow you to manage your in
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by latj 13y ago
There's one more factor: Dont I have to do a mandatory roundtrip so that I can return the individual batteries to Tesla? Thats the way their battery swap program works at the moment.
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by latj 13y ago
Yeah I think you might have cracked the case wide open.
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by latj 13y ago
Ok, now I buy it. ;) 5+ is a great time when they can actually survive by and entertain themselves; And, going to school during the day relieves pressure too. My side project schedule is about the same except starting a little later. I also
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by latj 13y ago
I dont know if I buy it completely. When you have a full time job and 4 kids you dont play video games, watch tv, etc... you just constantly do things that have to be done. Either his kids are older or he has someone else doing most of the
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by latj 13y ago
It makes me feel uneasy how reliant on Google I have become and basically everyone else I know.
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by latj 13y ago
Unfortunately business pushes these kinds of people out. At the top of the ladder are those with high measures of psychopathy and those who inherited the keys to the throne. All the good guys find something else to do to pass their days.
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by latj 13y ago
I was thinking this exact thing. I didnt even realize they were still in business. Although they sound more like a Jesse Willms scam now than a real business.
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by latj 13y ago
Yale sponsorship? To collect this data, Yale hands out surveys and students generate the content. Yale needs the students to gather this data but the students do not need Yale. They could just as easily aggregate this data on an external we
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by latj 13y ago
They could return some money to investors.
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by latj 13y ago
No, its something. Its saying the U.S. spymasters will not spy on Germany's spymasters without getting the approval of the secret U.S. kangaroo court. I dont know about you but I'm feeling more confident in the system already.
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by latj 13y ago
If so he convinced me with his final broadcasts. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2536683/Yahoo-hires-...
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by latj 13y ago
Its strange how casually they mention her friends who are in law enforcement who do illegal searches for her.

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