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by lee 6y ago
I remember getting a sleep study where they titrated for my cpap pressure. I woke up leaving that morning feeling like superman. It was as though a long fog was lifted from my brain. I've been using CPAP for 9 years now and I can&#x27
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by lee 6y ago
You're right, this is a long way from Nielsen ratings. Online media is definitely not cable. What the NYT is offering is no different than what Facebook or Google is offering. You're paying with your personal information to consu
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by lee 6y ago
That's kind of tricky, because wouldn't that expose business data to competitors? I'm not sure we're entitled to that right as a user. The NYT is providing us content in exchange for analytics on how we use their site o
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by lee 6y ago
Learn how to touch type. I've worked with many programmers who don't know how to touch type. Anyone who uses a keyboard for more than an hour a day should learn to. It only takes about 2 weeks to learn all the keys, but it's
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by lee 6y ago
Watching this is really heartwarming. It's inspiring to see young talented minds directed towards curiosity and engineering while also sharing the fruits of their labor for everyone else to benefit. Kudos to the team!
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by lee 7y ago
I've got a really naive/dumb question for you. Could you use a CPAP machine as a poor man's ventilator? Would it be better than nothing? There's definitely a ton of CPAP machines out there.
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by lee 7y ago
> These are simple tactics that every country should be utilizing. Although simple, they have a large socio-economic impact. There're many of us who are privileged enough to not work for a short period of time, but a large number of
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by lee 7y ago
Most vaccines take 1.5 to 2 years to develop. By then most of the population will have been infected by it and will develop a natural immunity or resistance to it.
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by lee 7y ago
By buying a "put" he is wagering that the price will fall. The more the market crashes, the higher the value of the put.
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by lee 7y ago
I used to do this too. You know instead of cold-turkey with withdrawal symptoms you can just gradually lower your intake. On the first day or of the break I'll just drink half the amount I normally drink. Then by day 2 I'll drink
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by lee 7y ago
I'm Vietnamese and I was born and still live in Canada. My body has adapted to the cold quite well and I prefer it over the summer heat. This makes me feel that ancestry is not a part of cold resistance.
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by lee 7y ago
I doubt it's a chicken/egg problem. There's too much evidence that our obesity problem is caused by excess caloric intake.
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by lee 7y ago
Mentally and physically human beings are "anti-fragile". Applying the right amount of load and stress to ourselves we become less fragile. Too little and we don't grow. Too much and we break. Do something uncomfortable. Fail
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by lee 7y ago
IQ is probably one of the closest tools we have to measuring intelligence, at least in terms of a person's ability to process information and reason about it. IQ is not intelligence, but it's the closest thing to approximate it fo
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by lee 7y ago
Using print is sometimes superior to pdb. If you want to quickly see how the program runs without stepping through each line print is justified. This looks like an evolved print. Nice tool!
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by lee 8y ago
> this kind of a project is corporation knocks to your door and offers a pile of cash you can't reject I hope that actually does happen for Ivan. Wouldn't that be a great outcome for him? He spent a considerable amount of time
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by lee 9y ago
> Is that an efficient use of their time in terms of creating value for each other? Yes. Value is largely subjective. This underpins supply and demand. Things that are in demand are valuable to us, and what's in demand is often subj
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by lee 9y ago
Case sensitivity does already exist, it's just turned off by default.
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by lee 9y ago
The antagonist was a huge disappointment for me. Spoiler: In the original the antagonist is basically the singularity, a new form of life born from code. In the remake? Oh, her ex boyfriend.
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by lee 9y ago
Exactly. The total running time of the remake was more than the original movie, yet somehow said a lot less. Aside from the visuals, the movie was embarassingly mediocre.
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by lee 9y ago
If you're wondering why you're so downvoted, your reply of "Nope." is at best lacking of any substance in a discussion and at worst offensive.
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by lee 9y ago
Spoiler alert: Not only that, but making the "Puppet Master" Kusanagi's ex boyfriend is so cringe-worthy.
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by lee 10y ago
I started getting into weightlifting this past year, and doing deadlifts has always scared me. I still do them, and try to do them with proper form, but it's always in the back of my mind that I might hurt my back due to the load. Coul
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by lee 10y ago
I don't see a Linux version on there. Does anyone know when/if Google will provide one?
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by lee 10y ago
You have to start somewhere. Moving manufacturing and infrastructure from "dirty" to "green" is a transition process. It's infeasible to modify the entire supply chain to be non-renewable in one shot. The entire wor
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by lee 10y ago
Can you pair a Wii controller to it to act as a controller extender?
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by lee 10y ago
It really depends on the amount of snow and type of snow. Where I live in Canada, we get enough snow that AWD > snow tires. Given enough snow, or conditions, even snow tires will get stuck. Having power on all 4 wheels really does give
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by lee 10y ago
It sounds like you're extremely talented as a programmer. Hang in there, someone will get lucky and pick you up!
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by lee 10y ago
One thing that I am disappointed in is that I wish the Liberal government first decriminalized marijuana. For one thing, decriminalization is easy to do. Simply revoke the current criminal laws. The bill would be passed quite quickly. Which
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Einstein's “Why Socialism?”(monthlyreview.org)
2 points by lee 11y ago|0 comments

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