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by lev99 9y ago
>Income inequality, with no other info, is not necessarily bad. I hold a contradictory view. Inequalities in income and wealth means inequalities in power. Inequalities in power lead to unstable social systems. My view is that this ho
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I'd probably choose this over other cryo companies. It's a higher quality preserve.
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Current trends show a future with a higher population and more income inequality. This describes a world where "expensive" is still a thing. I'm not saying you are incorrect about the future, just pointing out it's agai
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I wish I new a better way to market the idea of counting calories, micronutrients and macronutrients for a short period of time. It's something that I think everyone should do from time to time, like take a vacation or see a dentist.
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I encourage everyone to measure everything they eat for one week. Use an app, a scale and count the calories, macronutrients and micronutrients. The results are well worth the trouble of doing it for one week. I found my sodium and sugar i
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Consider my view on bing changed.
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by lev99 9y ago
8.06% of market share isn't exactly a failure, but I suspect it loses money. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_search_engine#Market_share
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by lev99 9y ago
imo Microsoft has a problem of trying to force technology when it just isn't elegant engineering. Unifying .NET is both an engineer's fool's errand and one of the most obvious things things they can do to improve their busin
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by lev99 9y ago
Compiled code is faster than bytecode is faster than interpreters. It's not always true, but it's a good rule of thumb.
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iOS also seems to perform better with similar specs than Android.
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Microsoft invests heavily in Xamarin, but I haven't seen an amazing cross platform app written in it yet, even though it's four years older than React Native. React Native is really good, but I wounder how many developers will be
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With the new anti-theft systems on smart phones I can imagine laptops experience theft more frequently than smartphones.
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Almost anything compiled for 32bit windows would work just as well on a beefy tablet. Laptops and Desktops are, more and more, being reserved for power users and computationally heavy tasks.
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I typically use vi for quick edits on servers and other developers computers.
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I forgot to factor in combing, washing, and drying. The time saving is closer to 5hrs/month and $45/month. It's kind of crazy how I forgot people have to comb their hair.
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by lev99 9y ago
I'd be interested in the economics of founders selling to their employees from a founder's point of view. It seems like a way to protect a founder's legacy after they exit. Where does the money come from? Do the employees ge
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by lev99 9y ago
I had a stylish haircut. It included using both a razor and scissors. The haircut looked significantly worse if it grew 1cm and noticeably worse at .75cm. My hair grows about 1.4cm/month. I bundle style, hygiene, diet and exercise to
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by lev99 9y ago
I use to visit a barber twice a month to maintain my hair. The total time cost was 5 hrs/month, and a cost of $50/month. Now I shave my head 3 times a week. The total time cost is 8 minutes a shave, or 1.5 hours/month and
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by lev99 9y ago
Why haven't you switched to wayland yet?
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I'm currently at 30 Firefox tabs and it's using 1.24gb of memory. Much less than 100mb/tab.
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by lev99 9y ago
Apple doesn't even offer a 32GB option for their Macbook Pro computers. 32gb is far from standard.
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> So customers are skilled enough to check the (webpacked together with other stuff and minified) JS code running in their browser before they run it? Checking code before it runs is possible. What is much easier is watching the network
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It would also help reduce the 200,000+ TBIs (traumatic brain injury) caused by car accidentals in the US every year. I might be convinced to personally start wearing a helmet if an awareness campaign gained traction. As it is, I will take
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by lev99 9y ago
> The nanny states of Australia and New Zealand are the only two places on earth where that's the case, IMO. Laws are facts not opinions. There are 49 all age helmet laws in the US, most at the city/county level. https:/&
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> According to Seattle City Data, the average ride per bike here is something around 0.6 rides per bike (daily). That would likely improve again once it starts warming up. In Seattle there are crews of people moving bikes around, usually
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by lev99 9y ago
I feel like you didn't adequately cover the "political pawns" phrase. https://www.washingtonpost.com/posteverything/wp/2015/04/28/...
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Part of the problem is it is legal to discriminate against felons and so many paths to success in our society are closed to them. A person with a felony is denied the pursuit of happiness.
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by lev99 9y ago
I've been using vim for over 10 years. This is, imo, the happy path to being very productive in vim. 1. Learn basic movements and insert/normal mode 2. Learn advanced movements. When you want to insert some text learn the fastest
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Genetic Algorithms and Neural Networks are clearly inspired by the scientific fields of Genetics and Neuroscience.
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>long before Bitcoin To be fair, bitcoin is only about 37 months younger than git. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Git https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bitcoin

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