mygo

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by mygo 9y ago
Your 'runtime' is physics. A protein is a chain of concatenated amino acids. The chain will "ball up" into a 3-dimensional shape. Its shape = its function. Why does the balled-up chain function the way that it functions?
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by mygo 9y ago
I’m not th OP, but, still, doesn’t change the fact that his stuff is hard for me to digest. I don’t care how many stars a chef has. If his food is hard for me to swallow, well, I don’t like his cooking. And that’s okay. I don’t have to eat
603.
by mygo 9y ago
websites can't grab your screen (say, they can't grab what you have on your excel window, or what's your taskbar, etc), but they can grab what is inside their browser tab. Which is what his example is doing.
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by mygo 9y ago
a card game with real life trading cards and animated monsters! like Yugioh / duel monsters but in real life yeah!!!
605.
by mygo 9y ago
Seriously though, I would gladly offer to give anyone $100 in exchange for $1000.
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by mygo 9y ago
If only video game creators did something like... while your noob character wears this free special hat, he gets +1 XP and your machine folds proteins in the background
607.
by mygo 9y ago
Like McDonald’s monopoly tokens? Won’t a market simply develop where people can buy / sell / exchange tokens?
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by mygo 9y ago
>If $y is money ... $y is most likely not something people are offering money for. scrathes head
609.
by mygo 9y ago
It’s one thing to acknowledge that our own history is more important to us. It’s another thing to acknowledge that we can not fully be truth seekers / scholars when we let our preferences adulterate the search of truth
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by mygo 9y ago
Why is it valuable? Because we keep talking about it. Because we hear about people who made their wealth using the inter webs and we want to make money and we have credit cards and we speculate. Oh well. Since the dollar must circulate, we
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by mygo 9y ago
Such a value that real-world use case transactions don’t require the purchase / selling of a significant portion of all ether in the market, I’d say.
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by mygo 9y ago
> IMHO the 2015 MacBook Pro was the apogee of Apple design. It might be worth noting that, for some odd reason, in the 2015 macbook pro Apple decided to run the keyboard/trackpad cable directly on top of (and glued to) the battery.
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by mygo 9y ago
Say why don’t you give us a call back when you’re in labor and we can have that job interview?
614.
by mygo 9y ago
Just hire a woman who is in her 3rd trimester and you can cut that baby down to 3 months. ...
615.
by mygo 9y ago
people test these because we have the technology to check if a large number of the Mersenne form is prime at a faster speed than numbers that do not conform.
616.
by mygo 9y ago
Great way to test how quickly you can get thrown out by security guards
617.
by mygo 9y ago
Well, I’d expect the patent-holder to want to make money.
618.
by mygo 9y ago
when you have to open up your phone and void your warranty, or bring it to someone "certified" to work on Apple devices and show up for an appointment and pay extra just to replace a battery... when up until this smartphone era, r
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by mygo 9y ago
“World without end” amen
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by mygo 9y ago
I don't think it has anything to do with a hate for exposure. Rather, a keynote is live. A video is edited. A video can be designed to show exactly what you want to show, in the way that you want to show it. A stand-up presentation, al
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by mygo 9y ago
What kinds of extensions are you looking to buy? Anything in particular? I’ve got a few I haven’t had the time to work on for years but some people are still using them
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by mygo 9y ago
A notch breaking the continuity on the screen is a downgrade when, prior to, the screens had nothing protruding into them and blocking out a chunk of them. Immersion was their goal with the thinner bezels. The notch hinders immersion in ins
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by mygo 9y ago
cutting away a portion of the screen is not an upgrade. it's a sacrifice. And bad design choices lead to further bad design compromises. Now when you go view a website in landscape mode, the browser adds unsightly white bars on either
624.
by mygo 9y ago
I get that you can swipe down from the left or the right. But obscuring a chunk of the screen is not something to aspire to. The notch is clearly a compromise to make room for hardware. They should have found a way to fit the hardware such
625.
by mygo 9y ago
My computer automatically downloaded high sierra without me wanting it to. Whether I was tricked into clicking something I don’t know. And then I heard about the disk utility password bug and decided I should wait a while before installing
626.
by mygo 9y ago
But I don’t want to have to wait until Seattle gets nuked before we do something about our problems.
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by mygo 9y ago
There is a huge number of people who can barely afford to buy cheap laptops now, let alone expensive MacBooks. Doesn’t change the fact that Apple is the most profitable firm.
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by mygo 9y ago
^ underrated comment
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by mygo 9y ago
"True"
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by mygo 9y ago
If you want to see what he did there, read again from the start of this sentence.

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