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by phaed 9y ago
I'm talking from personal experience. Your ability to keep a train of thought is impaired, you struggle to build the house of cards in-memory to do any kind of extended analysis, the cards you put down simply vanish from memory. You
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by phaed 9y ago
This the main reason I quit use of THC for pain relief. It wrecks your memory recall abilities. You lose a good 10 IQ points. Not good for devs.
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by phaed 9y ago
> that title is noxious What was the original title?
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by phaed 9y ago
Would like to see a sellers API / webhooks for automation.
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by phaed 9y ago
> I find that the microservice first approach makes me consider future optimizations, such as caching policies, whereas, in a monolith, I would proceed in a naive, "I'll figure it out later" approach. This goes to his poin
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by phaed 9y ago
Give me #CCC on #222 any day.
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by phaed 9y ago
I think I might have permanently damaged my vision with that #FFF on #000 color scheme. I still see text floating in the air.
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by phaed 9y ago
This will make Windows less secure in the short term, but as good and bad actors find bugs and Microsoft patches them, they will end up with a hardened product. Their OS is now effectively open-source.
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by phaed 9y ago
Its a weirdly phrased sentence, but what he means is that he will have a long tail of minimal revenue users and also a few users that will make up the bulk of the revenue, and he wants to open it up to the public in order to find these user
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by phaed 9y ago
How so? Gitter is just like Slack.
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by phaed 9y ago
I was expecting breasts.
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by phaed 9y ago
Pulling geometry data of chemical formulas off the cccbdb.nist.gov Built for a friend who has to pull it manually all day at work. https://github.com/marcelo-mason/cccbdb-geometry-parser
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by phaed 9y ago
I'd say remove that first quote you have on there. No one was thinking that, but as soon as you said it, I couldn't help but have it in my mind the whole time reading the article.
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by phaed 9y ago
Node
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by phaed 9y ago
I'm actively moving away from .NET now. Wait for me.
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by phaed 9y ago
If it seemed to you to be a use others hadn't considered, why would you apologize for mentioning it?
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by phaed 9y ago
Dem feels.
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by phaed 9y ago
Some people already exercise and would like to maximize the benefit of all their time spent.
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by phaed 10y ago
You should have left the second she freaked out on you over her clothes. That was the red flag.
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by phaed 10y ago
> 1) People straight up don't want to see ads. Ad blockers, Netflix, etc. are a natural response to this. If your medium relies on traditional ads, there's an increasingly large chance that your audience won't ever see tho
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by phaed 10y ago
Left would probably have killed them both.
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by phaed 10y ago
Reporting is about facts. Reporters should question, based on factual evidence. Conspiracy theorists like Alex Jones start with the conclusion and then try to find ways to bend news stories into it, ignoring things that don't fit.
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by phaed 10y ago
Does anyone have the list of the 81 source sites that Starbird cataloged?
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One Monokai 80s (vscode theme). Low-contrast, subtle, vision conscious(marketplace.visualstudio.com)
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by phaed 10y ago
On it
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by phaed 10y ago
How will these websites communicate #3? Through the blocked website?
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by phaed 10y ago
> Subway's results were such an outlier that the team decided to test them again, biopsying five new oven roasted chicken pieces, and five new orders of chicken strips. Those results were averaged: the oven roasted chicken scored 53
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by phaed 10y ago
I just spent way too long on /r/delusionalartists
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by phaed 10y ago
> But Forrest Mars had the secret, and the Mars bar was born. It swept the world, the first ever chewy bar. And very soon 600 million were being eaten every year in England alone. That is 10 per year, per person. What was the secret?
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by phaed 10y ago
Or a modicum of critical thinking.

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