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by nkw 10y ago
> Is something like Ensure allowed on keto? Its awfully convenient mid day. A regular Ensure looks to have around 15g of sugars per serving, so it would not be conducive to a keto-type diet. For similar convenience there is a product ca
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by nkw 10y ago
I'm there with you. I used to use it all the time and even paid for Evernote business for the office (I think only 7 or 8 other in the office use it), however I've been using it less and less lately and will probably drop it at re
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by nkw 10y ago
> Allowing a paper trail but not allowing digital records doesn't really benefit gun owners (Completing a 4473 would be a lot easier if they could verify that you are already a responsible gun owner) I believe most of the gun right
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by nkw 10y ago
We had an incident in my home state, where despite legal prohibitions to the contrary, a state law enforcement worker provided the government with the entire database of the identities of all those licensed by the state to carry concealed w
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by nkw 10y ago
Actually I find it surprisingly effective. I suppose if you think there should be a large government run searchable database of gun owners then, yes, the process could be "asinine", but if you assume the purpose is to simultaneous
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by nkw 10y ago
This would explain the "phones are down" messages I have been getting. It apparently resolved before I was able to get to a terminal. us-central1-f if anyone is interested.
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by nkw 10y ago
Nope. On the shelf. Ordered both. Purchased Vive. Cancelled Oculus when they couldn't get their stuff together. It was neat but I thought the resolution was awful. My laptop, desktop and gaming box (w/ 4k TV) have good enough qual
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by nkw 10y ago
> Legal liability is one reason. As owner of the car, I am liable for damage it causes. So legal liability laws will have to change. This, at least in most of the United States, is not a correct statement of the law. Absent something lik
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by nkw 10y ago
> As a Russian speaker, I find this sentence grating. Is it normal to refer to a ship with a male name as "she"? Would this be right? Yes. I don't know the history behind it but ships and vessels are generally referred to
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by nkw 10y ago
I guess this explains why Google Cloud Compute hasn't offered GPU instances.
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by nkw 10y ago
I think this entirely depends on the vibe and setup of the cafe. There are some I frequent that are clearly not the place to whip out your laptop and start working away, but there are others that openly cater to that crowd and are setup tow
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by nkw 10y ago
Lest anyone disregard the plug for the book because it comes from the author, I don't have any affiliation with the book or author, but can attest it is a very nice guide to Angular 2. During the alpha/beta process the angular dev
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by nkw 10y ago
Is there a site I can request a refund for my Glass?
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by nkw 10y ago
I think that is what the above poster is asking and the root of the original inquiry. Most press and IBM originated information about Watson reads like vague sales collateral or PR puff. The first link I get on google when I type in "w
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by nkw 10y ago
I was absolutely astounded when I looked up the bill and found my representative ( http://yoder.house.gov/ ) introduced the bill. I probably come down on the opposite side of him on most issues, but kudos to him for his work
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by nkw 10y ago
Actually it would be a bit more accurate to say the bill completely eliminates any 180 day distinction. Current law: "A governmental entity may require the disclosure by a provider of electronic communication service of the contents of
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by nkw 10y ago
This looks nice. I am going to check it out. From looking at the screenshots, I'm guessing electron?
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by nkw 10y ago
I was concerned about that when they went with the subscription model and started spitting out more 'helper' apps, but so far (as primarily a Pycharm user) I've been really happy about the rate features are rolled out across
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by nkw 10y ago
Does this still have the Java caused wonkiness when connecting to databases over unix sockets? I did a quick search and couldn't find the answer. I just went through the hassle of trying to figure out how to make Pycharm connect to mys
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by nkw 11y ago
As much as it is generally reviled (especially by those who hang around the Internet) I bet the Citizens United decision will help Microsoft a bit in this suit as it reaffirmed First Amendment speech protections do apply to corporate spea
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by nkw 11y ago
I hate to say it but my first thought was "Hey it is Clippy[1] for developers"! But after reading on I think it is a really great idea and looks nice. I will certainly give it a try. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wi
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by nkw 11y ago
Lawyer here. Not my area of speciality but off the top of my head (and after thinking about it for all of 30 seconds) that strikes me as a surprisingly hard thing to do. Bankruptcy courts have extremely broad powers to administer the assets
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by nkw 11y ago
This is one of the cool features people have discussed for the past 20 years for wearable computers. I was hoping it would come to fruition with Google glass until Google got all weird about facial recognition on glass (and subsequently gla
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by nkw 11y ago
It does not. At least not any more than any other filesystem in a cloud type service. For items which we deem especially sensitive we will place them in an encrypted disk image which is then stored as a file in dropbox, however it is a very
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by nkw 11y ago
Yep. Dropbox for Business, but it is pretty much normal dropbox with some auditing and management features.
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by nkw 11y ago
> If you have any questions, comments, feedback, or interest in the project reach out. We'd love to hear from you! Nice project. One comment (as a lawyer) - Have an API. So much legal software out there is a closed island. Maybe the
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by nkw 11y ago
> A suggestion. Try to take an iPad or other tablet into a courthouse. Those devices are forbidden in the courthouse in my neighborhood, as are mobile phones. As a counterpoint, all the courts and jurisdictions I practice in permit attor
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by nkw 11y ago
> (as a lawyer and software developer) Me too. >What I've proposed in the past is a "Wordpress for courts" - a free, open source case management system. It will be more quickly adopted by smaller courts with limited bud
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by nkw 11y ago
>It could also be that there aren't any patents that cover React. If that is the case, why have this controversial patent clause at all? I haven't read them all, but Facebook seems to have a number of patents which at first gla
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by nkw 11y ago
I (and others in the office) have. You are right that a bluetooth keyboard does pretty much solve the typing issue, and using the actual Magic Keyboard over the floppy iPad-specific keyboards gets it significantly closer to the feeling peop

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