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by ropable 8y ago
This looks like it will be extremely useful for people generating plausible-looking Twitter sock puppet accounts.
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by ropable 8y ago
Yep. Healthcare, and gun culture.
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by ropable 8y ago
Poor signal:noise ratio, IMO.
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by ropable 8y ago
OP: disregard all the tangential comments about JS for now. This is great.
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by ropable 8y ago
This isn't (much of) a dig at the author, but yeah: I can't even read "The Javascript Handbook" heading on a 1920x1200 monitor.
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Secure Code Warrior – gamified online security training for software developers(securecodewarrior.com)
2 points by ropable 8y ago|0 comments
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How Technology Grows (a restatement of definite optimism)(danwang.co)
1 points by ropable 8y ago|0 comments
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by ropable 8y ago
If I can coach my 68-year-old mother up to a 45 kg squat with barbell (to say nothing of a dozen other clients; she's not even the oldest one), I'm pretty confident that I can coach anyone. I'm quite confident about recommend
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by ropable 8y ago
Agreed that it's an excellent novice program for strength training. They place a lot of emphasis on lifting with good form and proper technique. I feel that it's only effective for 3-4 months, but it can a build a solid foundation
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The biggest battle in Eve Online's history is happening now and you can watch(pcgamer.com)
2 points by ropable 8y ago|0 comments
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by ropable 8y ago
I backed this project some number of years ago on Kickstarter. I had honestly forgotten all about it, and then out of the blue last week: an email announcing that it was released and how to obtain it! It looks great and plays well (notwiths
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by ropable 8y ago
It's always a man. No matter that most differences between the sexes approach zero when examined in a large sample, males seem to be way more prone to undertaking a single project with this kind of obsession.
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by ropable 8y ago
I am perfectly cool with health care being a cost center.
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by ropable 9y ago
/r/writingprompts is my new favourite way to waste time on the Internet.
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by ropable 9y ago
This is it (I believe): http://www.sleepwithmepodcast.com/
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A Rubicon: cybersecurity and the future of humanity are now conjoined(hoover.org)
1 points by ropable 9y ago|0 comments
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by ropable 9y ago
Khan Academy probably has this covered.
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Using your car as a giant joystick for $20(moral.net.au)
2 points by ropable 9y ago|0 comments
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RPCS3 (PlayStation 3 Emulator) 2017 wrap-up: a stunning year of progress(rpcs3.net)
3 points by ropable 9y ago|0 comments
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Wiki Loves Monuments photo contest winners(blog.wikimedia.org)
3 points by ropable 9y ago|0 comments
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by ropable 9y ago
Anyone looking for a similar type of programming game, but as a tabletop boardgame, look up RoboRally. It's a competitive MP game, but it's a great basic introduction to writing a program. A good family game, as well as one to pla
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by ropable 9y ago
There are some useful, attractive parenting principles here, but it's worth remembering that raising a child is like a large, complex, multi-year software dev project with a vague spec and constant scope creep. There are some methods t
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by ropable 9y ago
There is an app which might be useful for anyone undertaking or starting a FODMAP elimination diet called Monash Uni Low FODMAP Diet. No affiliation; we just found it very helpful to classify ingredients and for recipe ideas while we were n
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by ropable 9y ago
Seconded. For our situation, it was fructans and polyols (to a lesser extent). Gluten seems to be a non-issue for us, except that wheat products also tend to be high in fructose and oligosaccharides. If you're reasonably diligent about
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by ropable 9y ago
We went through a FODMAP elimination diet to try resolving some food intolerance issues that our kids were having. After the initial inconvenience, it's really not that big of a deal adhering to a (reasonably) strict FODMAP diet. Garli
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Migrating a VueJS App to Vuex(vuejsdevelopers.com)
1 points by ropable 9y ago|0 comments
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The Decline of Poverty(medium.com)
9 points by ropable 9y ago|1 comments
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by ropable 9y ago
I lift heavy so that 90-year-old-me doesn't fall down. Turns out I run so that 90-year-old-me doesn't lose his marbles also.
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by ropable 9y ago
There was another CYOA series called Way of the Tiger by Mark Smith and Jamie Thomson where you played a ninja. They were pretty unforgiving and graphic. My younger self enjoyed those enough that I was inspired to convert the first one into
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by ropable 9y ago
The guy is so damn efficient that it's almost demotivating.

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