luisramalho

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by luisramalho 5y ago
No, it's their UX of releasing according to the current date. Like a Christmas advent calendar.
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by luisramalho 5y ago
Good job guys! Greetings to @hietalajulius (Smartly alumni here)
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by luisramalho 6y ago
It's the src attribute of the video element: <video class="vjs-tech" id="aem-lead-video_html5_api" tabindex="-1" preload="auto" muted="muted" poster=" https://pmdvod.n
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by luisramalho 6y ago
> "makes impossible things possible and easy things. . . possible." I like that one! Yeah, I totally thought it was a typo, but I do think that GraphQL makes very complicated things easy. I might also be biased because I'v
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by luisramalho 6y ago
Do you mean "GraphQL makes the impossible stuff easy "? If so, I do agree with that statement.
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by luisramalho 8y ago
Sad. The future should be sustainable lab-grown fish meat.
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by luisramalho 9y ago
That's interesting. Moving from Southern Europe to Northern Europe that was one of the worst things for me. I simply could not get any sleep. One would think that they would have nice blackout curtains but in fact the curtains let all
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by luisramalho 9y ago
> Er, compared to what? I meant compared to lab-grown meat, as most of the energy from food is not used for building muscles but rather for the brain.
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by luisramalho 9y ago
Totally agree, plus animals are extremely inefficient meat producers.
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by luisramalho 9y ago
Yes.
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by luisramalho 10y ago
I reckon someone said the same about the first mobile phones when they were attached to a suitcase. Who would want to carry a suitcase around just to make calls. Now, comparing the current VR to the iPhone is a huge leap, the VR technology
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In offices of the future, sensors may track your every move – even in the toilet(theguardian.com)
7 points by luisramalho 10y ago|2 comments
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by luisramalho 11y ago
Does it float on magma? Do houses in Iceland really do that?
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by luisramalho 12y ago
https://web.archive.org/web/20141218085910/http://thecolorof...