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by minthd 12y ago
What i don't get-why did something like this remains hidden from the general public for 20 years ? Why didn't the study authors worked on popularizing this ?
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by minthd 12y ago
As for doing this with a person of the same gender, i think we most likely know the answer - it won't lead to falling in love. Why ? because if it did, we would have seen many female best friends(who do similar stuff all the time), or
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by minthd 12y ago
The method the article is very similar in some dimensions to psychotherapy.It's very common that one side falls in love with other on the course of psychological therapy.For example "Some studies have reported that 95 percent of m
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by minthd 12y ago
Have you talked with the moderators about your concerns , and if so what did they say ?
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Can Simplicity Scale? (2012)(blog.regehr.org)
66 points by minthd 12y ago|15 comments
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by minthd 12y ago
OK - so alan kay did working on creating this great system. Is there any knowledge from it used in a practical application today ? Probably no, because a.It's probably too soon. b.It often takes boring work(and money) to transfer pure
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by minthd 12y ago
One way to partially do this ,by using an auto generation as far as possible. Naked objects(for complex business software) takes this to the extreme - given a set of domain objects, it creates the rest, including GUI. Than if for example, y
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by minthd 12y ago
The value of /r/science isn't much in the articles, but in the comments reviewing them. And for example in your link about barbie exposure[0], the second comment from the top, with 1257 points starts a thread with good, stron
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by minthd 12y ago
Evernote. Makes Everything searchable with an highlight option.
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by minthd 12y ago
The big issue is - can you remain compatible with the arduino libs ? because if not, between the arduino and the mbed ,i'm not sure you could offer much value. As for multithreading,debugging and events i've already seen an arduin
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by minthd 12y ago
Looking at the ubuntu system requirements page, they say: "From experience, we all know that it is recommended to have 2048 MiB RAM to properly run a day to day Ubuntu." . Of course you can run something else, but for a hassle fre
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by minthd 12y ago
The problem for amazon that strong competition is appearing. Walmart is starting to take ecommerce seriously. And growth is declining(maybe they are related ?) . And i don't think this is exactly overnight. Prime, and amazon's cus
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by minthd 12y ago
Google gives the app developer to use other in-app payments means, to save the fee.
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by minthd 12y ago
It's easy for an IDE to hide the type info, if needed, to make things more readable.Yes it's a drawback, but the benefits are quite large.
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by minthd 12y ago
What if: 1. The default will be dynamic typing. But you can change that. 2. You can specify a specific module you release as static. This will only affect the internal parts of the module, with one exception - when you call something of tha
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by minthd 12y ago
What if: 1. The default will be dynamic typing. But you can change that. 2. You can specify a specific module you release as static. This will only affect the internal parts of the module, with one exception - when you call something of tha
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by minthd 12y ago
What if: 1. The default will be dynamic typing. But you can change that. 2. You can specify a specific module you release as static. This will only affect the internal parts of the module, with one exception - when you call something of tha
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by minthd 12y ago
What if: 1. The default will be dynamic typing. But you can change that. 2. You can specify a specific module you release as static. This will only affect the internal parts of the module, with one exception - when you call something of tha
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by minthd 12y ago
What if: 1. The default will be dynamic typing. But you can change that. 2. You can specify a specific module you release as static. This will only affect the internal parts of the module, with one exception - when you call something of tha
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by minthd 12y ago
Why not buy a cheap android phone, a cheap case ,and a wifi, and maybe an extra battery to put in the car ? it will solve all your problems at a price far cheaper than the iphone , and you'll still get to retain the functionality ?
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by minthd 12y ago
For a detailed analysis of this, look: http://www.iam-magazine.com/blog/detail.aspx?g=af22f2c6-e794...
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by minthd 12y ago
True, and i see that prices are quite reasonable, $150/seat at low volume.
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by minthd 12y ago
There's also bromium, which is very similar to qubes-os but backed by a big startup ,so it's polished for enterprise usage. The drawback is probably the price.
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by minthd 12y ago
For those interested in this subject with regards to allergies, this papers might be of interest: 1/ http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4190937/ - short term allergic response reduced in mice as
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by minthd 12y ago
A good book: http://www.amazon.com/Make-Electronics-Discovery-Charles-Pla...
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by minthd 12y ago
I don't think you really get medical advice from CrowdMed.You get ideas for diagnosis(probably with reasoning) - and you go with them to your doctor, to verify.In general CrowdMed deals with cases where regular doctors failed to find a
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by minthd 12y ago
1. Xiaomi's highly efficient business model will be largely copied by some other hardware companies(not only in phones), and together with it's multi product strategy - we'll start to see a big mess happening in the consumer
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by minthd 12y ago
One interesting thing about einstein is that he learned in physics class how to visualize himself as objects undergoing physical processes to get better understanding of the physics. And that is exactly the method he used to reach his disco
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by minthd 12y ago
Here's a free link to the pdf: http://circuit.ucsd.edu/~zhaowei/Journals/Nano_Energy_Dylan_...
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by minthd 12y ago
We already have materials that can achieve 75% efficiency [1] and probably more(it's just a rough search), so the 90% figure is much less impressive . But they also claim low cost and low maintenance over other methods, which are highl

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