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by misev 9y ago
An alternative to bouldering is sport climbing. I find it offers a much better balance between the physical and mental parts. Bouldering routes are only a couple of moves so the focus tends to be on raw power; climbing routes are longer and
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by misev 9y ago
It works just fine for me, I've never gone above the 10MB. "Restrict background data" on my Android 4.1 on each app/service does the trick.
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by misev 9y ago
> Sometimes I think what I really need is WiFi but no data. Sync on the nightstand, but no data connectivity out and about. I only have 10MB data / month. Perfectly sufficient for chat and the rare emergencies.
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How the US college went from pitiful to powerful(aeon.co)
2 points by misev 9y ago|0 comments
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by misev 9y ago
Why is water weight gain an issue?
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by misev 9y ago
Maybe sleeping long enough (7-8 hours) requires a certain (higher) amount of energy, which would be supported by a big dinner before bed? Not sure if there are any studies on this.
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by misev 9y ago
The 90s? That can't be the dark ages already :) How about listening the radio, podcast, music? I wonder what the effects of audio are on sleep.
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by misev 9y ago
That sounds very inefficient, I've had yields of 2:1 with slight variations for different orange types.
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by misev 9y ago
Thought the same. I'd recommend checking out "Rigged: How Globalization and the Rules of the Modern Economy Were Structured to Make the Rich Richer" by Dean Baker instead. http://deanbaker.net/books/rigge
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by misev 10y ago
That will probably not work in the summer. f.lux won't turn on its effect until the sunset at midnight for example, even if you start it at 9pm (planning to go to sleep at 10pm).
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by misev 10y ago
It's opposite in Europe, eggs are typically brown, while the white ones are considered more 'natural'.
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by misev 10y ago
The largest part of a micro 4/3 or a DSLR is the lens usually, and this thing goes around that, so I'd say it's seriously smaller. We can just speculate at this point about the low light performance though, I can't wait
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by misev 10y ago
This is exciting development, going in just the right direction. Divide and conquer! If the first prototype proves to be at least close to DSLR image quality, it will be a revolution.
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by misev 10y ago
It claims to be as good as a DSLR.. which is better than a compact. We'll just have to wait for some actual tests and reviews that will substantiate the claims. I'm optimistic, even if the first version might not be there, this de
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by misev 10y ago
If it's equivalent in quality to a DSLR, especially in low-light, then it's definitely worth it.
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by misev 10y ago
Why 40% in particular? 300 grams of protein per day, every day, sounds incredible (~1.5kg lean meat), is there some science explaining the effects of such amounts of protein?
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by misev 10y ago
I'm just testing it and it takes ~1 minute per photo on a quad-core i7.
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by misev 10y ago
Interesting, why isn't it as popular as Ramadan? I could barely find anything about it online.
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by misev 11y ago
I haven't played any games in a long time. Just looking at the top positions I have a feeling the list is largely based on nostalgia? I'd expect current games to be seriously better than games from 15+ years ago?
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by misev 11y ago
Did you task yourself to clean the desk?
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by misev 11y ago
> For a person who wakes up around 7am the fast should begin around 5pm in order to let the sugars deplete around bed time. There is no reason to have readily available sugars while sleeping. This is not convincing. According to [1] it s
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by misev 11y ago
Actually freshly squeezed orange juice is not completely void of fiber, even if you try to sieve it out. Not sure why are you so certain that fiber is such good stuff anyway.
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by misev 12y ago
A recent book looking in depth at what this actually means for us: " The Glass Cage: Automation and Us"
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SQL fights back against NoSQL's big data cred with SQL/MDA spec(theregister.co.uk)
1 points by misev 12y ago|0 comments