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muyyatin
16y ago
Sugar acts somewhat like a slightly addictive drug, that may cause them to prefer the other foods in addition to the advertising. See http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2235907/?tool=pm...
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Nice, but it may be more effective to limit advertising of unhealthy food during cartoons and shows targeted directly at children.
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PhET project (physics simulations)
(phet.colorado.edu)
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Definitely liked how it ended with vinyl alive.
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Bad drivers selecting Volvos to compensate for their abilities would be an interesting thing to consider. Or in general, the case where positive correlation is perceived, then it would be possible for a force towards negative correlation to
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It's also useful to know that 'sort -u' removes duplicates.
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However humans can heal, evolve, and adapt to new environments and stimuli exceptionally well.
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16y ago
In Scala you can just do: employees.filter( _.isPartTime ) And it runs in the same virtual machine.
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I wonder how many dictionaries people will buy when they hear their colleagues using words that they don't know.
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I've also found prefixing with the category extremely helpful, even for looking through my own commit logs.
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Is there any justification for preferring present tenses over past tenses? Past tense ("Fixed ...") makes more sense when looking at a report of what was done.
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A large number of smartphones still have keyboards because it is a faster way to type. Maybe this will change with advances in speech recognition, but most people I know type much more on their netbooks than with their smartphones.
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16y ago
For example in depth first search, the depth.
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16y ago
I've had experience with both Scala and OCaml (both which allow non-functional programming also). F# is the Microsoft version of OCaml. Scala is easier to learn if you know Java, and has excellent IDE support in both Eclipse and Intellij ID
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Is that a statement when you post it at night?
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It seems they hand-picked all of their "progressive" cities, and pointed out excluding "tier one" cities. I too could pick my "progressive" cities to isolate a particular statistic.
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It would be interesting to listen to graph algorithms.
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16y ago
What happened to "Kids will be kids"? Society might change to put less weight on what people did when they were young.
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16y ago
Wouldn't finding that the watch was still a 'blur' lead one to conclude that brushes with death don't speed up the Human Visual System?