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by rch 8y ago
> its non-GMO, soy-free, gluten-free pedigree may give it a leg up on its competitors It's still not organic however, which makes it significantly less appealing for me. Since Beyond and Impossible don't seem to be organic eith
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by rch 8y ago
Well, it's the only place where I've had to randomly hand over my passport to guards holding machine guns. Cambodia and Vietnam were much friendlier (although not necessarily safer ).
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by rch 8y ago
I believe some states will let you simply take the bar exam and start practicing. Of course, one would probably get started by clerking or working into a paralegal position, both of which would require independent study and coursework. Som
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by rch 8y ago
Lawyers have been around for a while, there doesn't seem to be a shortage of them, and the average salary is still relatively high. However the distribution of starting salaries has trended towards being bimodal ( https://www
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by rch 8y ago
I've seen plenty of sophisticated models that developers use to answer this type of question. Why can't we have the same level of effort applied to the problem of housing accessibility?
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by rch 8y ago
We have a strong YIMBY movement going in Boulder, but I've never seen a model based estimate of how many additional housing units would be necessary to actually lower the cost of individual ownership.
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by rch 8y ago
I'm finding that libraries in Colorado and upstate NY are receptive to playing an expanded role. It turns out that providing seeds one may 'check out' for a season, and maintaining gardens of native plants as a teaching platf
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Inside The World's Most Beautiful Bookstore In Argentina(npr.org)
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by rch 8y ago
Google also had Project Tango, which I believe used hardware IP they acquired through their brief ownership of Motorola. They scrapped that approach since current mobile processors are powerful enough to accomplish the same thing in softwar
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by rch 8y ago
There was a story a few days ago about using radar for object recognition and gesture tracking (among other things). https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18855337
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by rch 8y ago
Status: Migrating to another platform This is a really useful feature for indicating that an account is vestigial despite occasional blips of activity. I hope they implement something similar with LinkedIn.
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by rch 8y ago
My parents bought processed cheese because it was all my little brother would eat. I focused my complaining on dyes and sweeteners in order to get the the kind of food I preferred, but really I just like how simple foods taste. To this day,
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by rch 8y ago
Nope, I'm lazy: Lifx. They were a little annoying to set up, but have worked well since.
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by rch 8y ago
I do this, but seasonality can be an issue. The last few winters I've added some artificial lighting that ramps up before sunrise, with seemingly positive results.
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I've been transferring everything over to others for a while now, so this could be in response to a general trend in that direction.
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by rch 8y ago
And another (in Erlang, 128-bits, but uses the MAC address): https://github.com/boundary/flake
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by rch 8y ago
I still use Eclipse but only because I'm accustomed to ignoring the problems (e.g. the "marketplace", Orion, defaulting to external editors, etc).
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Intel Contributes Its Parallel STL Implementation to LLVM(phoronix.com)
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Gates-led fund is investing in a startup to build a cheap battery(qz.com)
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by rch 8y ago
Is there a particularly good IRC client app you'd recommend?
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Control a Generative Eurorack Patch via YouTube Live Stream(youtube.com)
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You Can’t Build an iPhone with Python(medium.com)
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Facebook Never Really Cared About Connecting the World(slate.com)
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by rch 8y ago
How did this get to be such a contentious issue? While I've been focused on other languages this year, my Python side projects have all gradually moved towards pipenv. I still have a few locally shared virtual environments, and setup.p
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This article is about paywalls, which tend to generate income from subscriptions .
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China became a net importer of oil in the 90s, and the negative externalities of petroleum production would naturally induce them to focus on demand reduction to alleviate that dependency. They also travel far and wide to drill (just as the
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by rch 8y ago
They know that they'll have an easier time producing batteries and electricity than gasoline, that's all.
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If you’ve ever used a Sennheiser headset with your Mac it is wide open to attack(9to5mac.com)
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The Guy Behind Rich Rebuilds Wants to Open a DIY Tesla Repair Shop(motherboard.vice.com)
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AWS Tests the Waters with Homegrown Arm Servers(nextplatform.com)
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