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by randlet 11y ago
Exactly. As someone who has spent a lot of time writing intranet sites as a one man army (with more strength in application development than design), Bootstrap has been a godsend for me.
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by randlet 11y ago
"Cruising through the trees that next morning in the real snow is something I'll never forget" Yes! The first true powder run you make in your life after skiing/boarding for 20+ years on east-coast hardpack is a nearly r
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by randlet 11y ago
"Comments clip off the screen when you click into a comment section. When you zoom out, they're harder to read" Yes, this is frustrating.
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by randlet 11y ago
Yep. Seeing the same thing on a Nexus 5 using Chrome.
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by randlet 11y ago
Stationary relative to the ground but not the air.
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by randlet 11y ago
I've been a subscriber to Dorna's MotoGP VideoPass[1] for a couple of years and it is incredible (yes it's got some issues but overall it's fantastic). Stream practice session, qualifying, races, press conferences live
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by randlet 11y ago
FWIW I (GP) have two kids and totally agree with this: "Parenting science is like nutrition science. Lots of studies, little consensus. Just ignore it". I'm just too weak to resist such low hanging joke opportunities.
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by randlet 11y ago
Great. Another thing to worry about when trying to start a family...
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by randlet 11y ago
As a hearing aid wearer, I can probably think of a couple of ways hearing aids could be used to improve hearing of non-impaired[1] but you definitely don't want just "broad spectrum amplification" (hearing every small click,
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by randlet 11y ago
Yeah, I get the feeling that many many government (and healthcare?) job advertisements are only posted to meet regulations and there's already someone lined up internally.
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by randlet 11y ago
Hi ilaksh, I read through your page although I don't think it would be my preference for living there are some neat ideas. Adding these simple lines to your css file will make your site instantly much more appealing to read! bod
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by randlet 11y ago
Came here to say the exact same thing. I really dig the concept, especially if you keep a nice small list of curated items. The product loading is way too slow though and made me feel frustrated.
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by randlet 11y ago
>> "Because here’s the thing about your 20s. They are the time to work. The very, very best time in your life to work your ass off and create an exponential snowball of money, skills, and friendships. Your brain will never be mo
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If You’re Not Getting Rich in Your 20s, You’re Doing It Wrong(mrmoneymustache.com)
16 points by randlet 11y ago|14 comments
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by randlet 11y ago
"+p to paste of course :) That also works in a terminal so you don't have to use ctrl-shift-v.
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by randlet 11y ago
Phenomenal shot thanks!
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by randlet 11y ago
http://www.downforeveryoneorjustme.com/facebook.com says yes.
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by randlet 11y ago
Wow thank you. I had no idea that was something you could do!
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by randlet 11y ago
I was coming to comment the exact same thing. I actually stopped reading halfway through the article to check the published date because I thought it must be at least 10-15 years old!
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by randlet 11y ago
It probably doesn't matter too much in the long-term, but you can't use childhood amnesia to justify ignoring the way a toddler feels right now !
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by randlet 11y ago
Yes, that is somewhat speculative on my part although the "chemistry" part behind the bond created by breastfeeding is very well established.
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by randlet 11y ago
At two years old most children will have a stronger bond with the mother than the father because generally the bulk of care, including breastfeeding, has been administered by the mother up until this point in their life. There are likely g
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by randlet 11y ago
Almost 20 years later, I distinctly remember my high school physics teacher standing at the front of the class on the first day and saying "Remember this: everything you will learn from me this year is wrong."
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by randlet 11y ago
That 25% difference is for a single serving of food and only translates into a ~2.5% error in your daily food total. People eat a varied enough diet that a 25% difference in a single food item really won't make a huge difference. Lets
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by randlet 11y ago
The estimates are close enough. Unless a food is wildly inaccurate, it all comes out in the wash.
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by randlet 11y ago
As I've said elsewhere, calorie estimates on packages are close enough that it doesn't really matter what you eat as long as you estimate consistently.
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by randlet 11y ago
Whether or not it's sustainable is a different topic though.
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by randlet 11y ago
You don't need to know the real numbers...the estimates on foods are "good enough". You don't have to eat the same thing everyday, just be consistent about logging every calorie you eat and stop worrying if the estimates
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by randlet 11y ago
"Simple, not easy". You track your calories, you track your weight. If you're not losing weight you reduce your calories until you are. This method compensates for peoples differing metabolism and activity levels.
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by randlet 11y ago
Yup. The same goes for gaining weight of course. I've heard people say "I can't gain weight no matter how hard I try or how much I eat!". Wrong. Again, track your calories and increase the number of calories you are e

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