nvahalik

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Using Nginx maps to switch seamlessly between Xdebug and regular PHP configs(jtreminio.com)
3 points by nvahalik 8y ago|0 comments
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by nvahalik 8y ago
Is there a way to know if you're actually using the GPU renderer? Because it seems like there are several reasons why it might not be used...
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by nvahalik 8y ago
ELI5... what’s a p-hack?
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by nvahalik 8y ago
This appears to be a link to the source: https://bitbucket.org/bszyman/classic-finder-app/ And a link to the "main site" which has a download: https://classicmacfinder.com
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Open-source Slack bots(botwiki.org)
6 points by nvahalik 8y ago|0 comments
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by nvahalik 8y ago
So you mean to tell me that all those years of calling them "linux boxen" _actually_ wasn't crazy?
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by nvahalik 9y ago
Anecdotally, I've heard people have had success with Nootropics/supplements like L-Theanine, Ashwagandha root powder, or even products like Procera Mood blend. Check out /r/nootropics for some ideas in that realm. Also o
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by nvahalik 9y ago
> Hitler was a catholic ... Stalin was a student at a seminary If you can prove to me that these men were actually acting in accordance with the stated doctrines of the institutions that they claimed, then your point might be valid. Howe
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by nvahalik 9y ago
> Instead, we got dragged into wars, instigated by rulers who manipulated followers of so-called 'holy books' into killing their brethren. We denied education to large parts of the population. We suppressed anything resembling
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by nvahalik 9y ago
> I don't think a majority of people hold these views. What we're doing is amplifying vocal minorities and drowning out everyone else. Then I'd argue perhaps people haven't thought about it well enough. My point in an
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by nvahalik 9y ago
Absolutely. The barrier to entry initially was high, so the SnR was really high. However, now anyone can create 1080p videos and the tools to do basic editing are practically free. Whereas someone whose ideas were unpopular with those aroun
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by nvahalik 9y ago
> Man, do I feel stupid for thinking the internet would be a force for good. That it would promote democracy, free speech, and critical thinking. The internet is a tool and like any tool, it can be used for both good and evil. It depends
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by nvahalik 9y ago
We bought a dumb TV on sale for $175. 50 inch, too!
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by nvahalik 9y ago
btw, searx.me is a really fantastic search engine
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by nvahalik 9y ago
I couldn't find a wire brush when I bought my grill but was surprised to discover that the actual grill plates were "Porcelain-enameled cast-iron". I just dump them into the sink and let them soak every couple of weeks and th
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by nvahalik 9y ago
So if Google starts taking it's ToS seriously and starts removing items that are flagged... how long until we start seeing people flagging items that they don't like as "hate speech" (which is also included in the list[0
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Gutmann method(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by nvahalik 9y ago|0 comments
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by nvahalik 9y ago
Whoa. So I knew the name Peter Ruckman sounded familiar... this guy was the son of Peter Sturges Ruckman who founded the Pensacola Bible Baptist Institute and held some very hard line (and controversial) cult-like views about the Bible. Spe
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by nvahalik 9y ago
> "we know the oceanic greywacke rock was formed some 435 million years ago" You do not have data from 435 million years ago. You have a series of data that _seem_ to fit a model that you believe to be true. The only "fact
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by nvahalik 9y ago
There should be no recourse for asking questions like these. It seems like many people forget that science is about what can be observed. Hutton's ideas are speculation. He can no more prove that is what happened than you or I can prov
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by nvahalik 9y ago
It has been tried. That was the whole point of HomeHero[0] which tried to do that model but was thwarted by legislation. Again, I'm no expert but I've been spending a lot of time in this area lately and ultimately while it's
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by nvahalik 9y ago
I'm not sure how "often" but some do. There might be people with special arrangements but if you are like the people I interact with then you probably engage with an assisted living agency for anywhere from $18-$30/hr. L
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by nvahalik 9y ago
I think the main problem with the personal care assistant isn’t so much the pay is so low but rather it’s hard for people to actually pay someone full time (or even part time) to care for someone.
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by nvahalik 9y ago
> But apparently it happens. > These stories wouldn't get the attention they're getting if they weren't shocking to many (men?). So I'd be careful of believing too strongly that it's that different where you a
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by nvahalik 9y ago
So... What happens if a "self driving car" gets a speeding ticket? Who is liable? The owner of the car? The programmer? The manufacturer? What happens if it gets into a wreck? Same question. How do self-driving cars respond to pol
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Beerware License(spdx.org)
1 points by nvahalik 9y ago|0 comments
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by nvahalik 9y ago
Sounds like a great reason to simplify our tax system!
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by nvahalik 9y ago
Thomas Hager wrote that book along with “The Demon under the Microscope”. Excellent works.
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by nvahalik 9y ago
It should be noted that a consistent, orthodox Christian view on this discussion is actually summed up in what is called Compatibilism[0]. (tl;dr — autonomous free will does not exist.) The late Greg Bahnsen wrote on this topic[1] a lot. If
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Ask HN: Adding tests to an established code base?
3 points by nvahalik 9y ago|0 comments

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