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by ljk 11y ago
this seems like a lot of extra work for printing photos..... cool side project though
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by ljk 11y ago
yup we don't need more Internet of Shitty Things!
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by ljk 11y ago
Engineers work on top-secret weapons all the time though...
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by ljk 11y ago
pretty cool stuff! but is anyone else not able to resize the drawing after the cursor is moved out of the window when either the drawing width or height is at 1 pixel?
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by ljk 11y ago
definitely. I've tried to do smaller meals but found it difficult too so I eat a decent sized lunch and eat a relatively big dinner and it's worked out well for me so far
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by ljk 11y ago
been doing it for a few months now. it's pretty interesting that the first week i get hungry the whole day from not eating breakfast, but now I go on with the day without breakfast or lunch, and only drink water through the day and I d
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by ljk 11y ago
> The only exceptions are meals I eat for social reasons (e.g., work lunch meetings) if i know beforehand there's work lunch i usually ends the "eating window" earlier the night before so i can reach the goal!
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by ljk 11y ago
this is different than other fields how? it's the same old since the beginning :\
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by ljk 11y ago
don't really see the appeal, why not just use a plain text editor or write it down physically?
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by ljk 11y ago
It might be the same reason why people are still using Yelp
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by ljk 11y ago
seems like advertising will always be ingrained to our culture, no matter how fast the technology is changing
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by ljk 11y ago
probably some sort of simulation?
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by ljk 11y ago
Google _does_ own Boston Dynamics....
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by ljk 11y ago
http://www.businessinsider.com/google-microsoft-amazon-taboo...
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by ljk 11y ago
The skeptic in my wants to say they all are, but everyone is praising Apple for some reason
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by ljk 11y ago
Aren't Microsoft working with NSA? is this just a publicity stunt?
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by ljk 11y ago
not only is there fear, a lot of these IoT are just plain gimmicks that adds nothing to people's daily lives
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by ljk 11y ago
not sure if i like where this is going. fb is trying to simplify human interactions. e.g. a friend's birthday coming up? send a generic "happy birthday!" message!, want to react to someone? press a button! maybe i'm just
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Washington Post hires NYT public editor who criticized paper’s Amazon coverage(geekwire.com)
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by ljk 11y ago
There are many other ways to advertise other than showing a commercial. I also try to protect myself by avoiding ads, but other tactics like product placements in tv shows and movies is making it hard to avoid everything..
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by ljk 11y ago
why are there no legal issues with giphy.com?
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by ljk 11y ago
weird that i actually saw this prank there first and see it 2 days later on hn
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by ljk 11y ago
> Now I realize Fitbits are great for extremely unhealthy or lazy people. But those of us who been working out without any devices should stay away from any such devices. And not change your workout routines. Definitely this. All these
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by ljk 11y ago
Would you think the same if the genders were reversed?
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by ljk 11y ago
didn't know that, thanks
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by ljk 11y ago
> i.stack.imgur.com what's imgur doing on stackoverflow?
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by ljk 11y ago
and shady business tactics on top of that
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by ljk 11y ago
good point, hopefully it stays that way
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by ljk 11y ago
> obesity is not popular depends on who you ask, really https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fat_acceptance_movement
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by ljk 11y ago
Not for Tesla http://www.wired.com/2015/10/tesla-self-driving-over-air-upd...

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