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by nkuttler 12y ago
Of course, giving your php webapp the permission to rewrite it's core files is a brilliant and secure idea!
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by nkuttler 12y ago
You may want to start with http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thermic_effect_of_food . Thermodynamics are mostly useless when you look at nutrition, even if they are true. The same amount of calories from different sources ge
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by nkuttler 12y ago
Vegetables are mostly fibers, which are mostly non-digestable carbs. Normal carbs get metabolized, fibers not. It's really a huge difference, especially wrt weight loss. When people talk about avoiding carbs, they don't mean fiber
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by nkuttler 12y ago
> On a related note, we may want to re-evaluate whether we'd like to continue supporting ext2/3/4 filesystems (~2% of users, and the majority is probably Chrome OS developers) in File.app. Yes, please, drop support for som
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by nkuttler 12y ago
So you're saying things nobody cared enough about to get them implemented in 7+ years? You'll find bugs old like this in any open source project.
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by nkuttler 12y ago
You can remove the border (and change everything else) in the settings.
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by nkuttler 12y ago
Interesting. I couldn't get it to go over maybe 5% on one core. Maybe it offloads some of the graphics work to the GPU.
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by nkuttler 12y ago
I seriously doubt that, it should have been pretty easy to integrate other services besides G+. The truth is probably that authorship info sucks for many users, and this isn't news either https://www.jitbit.com/news&#x2
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by nkuttler 12y ago
That's an excellent question. I mean, after all, social is the future of search, right? “Within search results, information tied to verified online profiles will be ranked higher than content without such verification, which will resul
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by nkuttler 12y ago
Merchants can use a bitcoin to USD payment gateway, and almost all do it. The bitcoin price becomes irrelevant, and implementing bitcoin payments only has to cost less than the additional sales to be profitable. Sure, if you want a big, sca
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by nkuttler 12y ago
Vim is extremely powerful once you master it. It was released in 1991 and is still around. If you go back to Vi it's history goes back to the 70s. It might not matter to you, but as somebody who has written code for more than a decade,
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by nkuttler 12y ago
Content hidden behind a login. Care to elaborate?
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by nkuttler 12y ago
Apparently there is zero information about who runs this site. Yes, it looks nice, and seems to be a clever idea. But personally I wouldn't trust them with my coins.
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by nkuttler 12y ago
It is possible to buy goods and services with bitcoin. OP doesn't have to send them through an exchange.
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by nkuttler 12y ago
I don't think the main challenge is to teach this "trick" to computers. The problem is probably to give them the proper context. If the system knows Curly drives a red lambo, and that it is a rare car in this area, and that C
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by nkuttler 12y ago
One page apps that aren't crawlable don't want to be crawled, don't make the necessary work, or are simply incompetent. Making an ajax site crawlable isn't exactly rocket science. The gap this will really widen is the on
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by nkuttler 12y ago
Speculating is more accurate.
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by nkuttler 12y ago
More official info at http://newsroom.fb.com/news/2014/05/a-new-optional-way-to-sh...
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by nkuttler 12y ago
Mtgox was not for everyday use, it was a trading platform for speculators who wanted to trade currency <-> btc.
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by nkuttler 12y ago
No audio system comes close to sitting in front of a symphony orchestra with a hundred or more different sound sources.
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by nkuttler 12y ago
Interesting. Somewhat similar to a story that was posted yesterday, https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7703871 , http://www.npr.org/blogs/health/2014/05/06/309003098/chemist...
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by nkuttler 12y ago
Indeed. I just installed the official one and won't be using it. Ads, small numbers. I use one from estoty entertainment lab which is ad free afaict.
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by nkuttler 12y ago
> Women in the exercise group had to perform at least 20 minutes of cardiovascular exercise three times per week at a moderate intensity, which should lead to at least a slight shortness of breath. I find it fascinating that this even qu
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by nkuttler 13y ago
Have you considered open sourcing the code? Some people might want to fix problems they see :-)
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by nkuttler 13y ago
You should probably stop reloading the page for new games. Seems like it should be possible to run the game and restart it client-side only?
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by nkuttler 13y ago
The problem I see with your approach is that you have a rather narrow definition of "seeing results". If you want them to see something in the browser immediately, start by teaching basic HTML. You don't need Django for that.
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by nkuttler 13y ago
I particularly disliked the "it isn’t until part three that you finally write your first public facing view" part. Giving views such a high priority is just wrong. The first part of the tutorial covers the dev server, db setup, mo
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by nkuttler 13y ago
The third Q&A "How can I tell google that multiple domains are related?" - "Use Hreflang" doesn't make any sense. This question does not reflect the question asked in the video, and the answer is incomplete. The
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by nkuttler 13y ago
I think it's great that the author found something that worked for him and his daughter, but this particular example seens a little complex. The first code I ever wrote was something like 10 PRINT "HELLO" 20 GOTO 10 That&#x27
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by nkuttler 13y ago
Computing power and storage makes the computer of the future? If you think like that, "new" things can only come from storing more data and processing it in new ways. That seems rather limiting... Off the top of my head, I'd

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