mindcruzer

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by mindcruzer 14y ago
Very cool. Just a heads up: At the bottom of https://getmyo.com/faq , the @ThalmicDeveloper <a> tag is being rendered as text.
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by mindcruzer 14y ago
https://airvpn.org/
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by mindcruzer 14y ago
Agreed. In 99% of cases, the hard part of developing a software system is not the actual coding.
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by mindcruzer 14y ago
Every smartphone looks like an iPhone. What did you think it was going to look like?
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by mindcruzer 14y ago
Lift a weight so heavy you can lift it only once, you’re building strength (and, oddly, not much mass); lift a weight you can move six to 12 times, you’re building mass (and, oddly, a little less pure strength); It's interesting how many
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by mindcruzer 14y ago
As can I. I think I have some natural aversion to having a boss.
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by mindcruzer 14y ago
No kidding. The buildings are getting nicer but there is almost no green space left on campus.
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by mindcruzer 14y ago
This also isn't quite true. Evolution cares about nothing. Evolution just happens.
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by mindcruzer 14y ago
Well, actually: "For instance, there are two different un- prefixes in English: one meaning 'not, opposite of', the other meaning 'reverse action, deprive of, release from'. The first prefix un- 'not' is attached to adjective and participle
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by mindcruzer 14y ago
The same thing is happening to me. I'm on Chrome v21 in Archlinux. I'm getting the following errors: "Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 404 (NOT FOUND) http://jetstrap.com/api/v1/project/last "not dropping, no
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by mindcruzer 14y ago
The only way the CO2 can leave is through the lungs. If your airways are blocked, you're going to be facing some major blood pH issues with all that built up CO2. This can happen really fast too. Simply hypo-ventilating can cause the pH of
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by mindcruzer 14y ago
So? People can work on whatever ideas they please. The conversation ends there. Unless you're going to start forcing people to work on idea's that you deem will "better society" your comment is completely irrelevant.
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by mindcruzer 14y ago
I'm also having problems, but in Chrome on Arch. It hangs for a while telling me my git repository is being cloned, eventually telling me that [repository name] workspace already exists. Upon choosing a new name and continuing, it just keep
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by mindcruzer 14y ago
Yup, my point was that the glucose may be moved into the CSF in order to favor the movement of water in that direction.
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by mindcruzer 14y ago
Actually, I'm not sure it is. Not for an energy related reason anyway. I'd wager the main reason the the glucose is present is due to osmolarity when the CSF is being created from the blood. Also realize that the CSF has a high turnover rat
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by mindcruzer 14y ago
Frighteningly well understood. The level of detail in which the electron transport chain is known is astonishing.
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by mindcruzer 14y ago
"Don't do what you love" sounds like worse advice, so personally I have to agree with the former.
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by mindcruzer 14y ago
Here ( http://www.scientificamerican.com/article.cfm?id=1000-genome ) is a recent article in Scientific American regarding sequencing a genome for <= $1000. It's pretty cool how it works. Most current genome sequencers tell bases apart
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by mindcruzer 14y ago
I'm finding it hard to imagine why interest in personal fitness is a deplorable quality for a programmer to have.
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by mindcruzer 14y ago
I've been wondering this as well, except my degree is in medical science. I'm graduating in 4 months, but I like programming too much to continue working in a lab. I've been programming since I was 14, but I only feel like I've recently bec
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by mindcruzer 14y ago
Of course it's OK to want to make money. Your desires don't require the approval of other people.
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by mindcruzer 14y ago
This reminds me of a quote: "Democrats want the government to be their mother; republicans want the government to be their father. Libertarians just want to be treated like adults."
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by mindcruzer 15y ago
Changing of allele frequencies can occur by creation of new alleles (ie. mutations), but it doesn't have to. The definition encompasses both possibilities.
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by mindcruzer 15y ago
I'm not sure why you're being downvoted. Evolution is simply the changing of allele frequencies over time, which can certainly happen in the absence of mutation. Although, I don't know that I would say "plenty" of evolution can happen witho
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by mindcruzer 15y ago
There are no absolutes in science.
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by mindcruzer 15y ago
I never really understood this either. Seems kind of childish to me.
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by mindcruzer 15y ago
This is the go-to "solution" for people that don't know how to solve a problem.
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by mindcruzer 15y ago
Biomedical Science, and a minor in CS. I did well in my medical science degree, but a lot of it seemed like a waste of time. I wish I'd majored in SE instead.
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by mindcruzer 15y ago
Hello fellow Waterloo student!
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by mindcruzer 15y ago
It's funny because the pile of jobs lost to illegal downloads isn't visible from the top of the mountain of jobs that will be lost due to SOPA.

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