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shaneofalltrad
3y ago
Anyone recommend a good animation library to create 3D builds for watches as an example as I need it to be very detailed? I am about to start investigating and this is looking really interesting for the purpose.
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shaneofalltrad
4y ago
I see it in most companies I work at, I see the most aggressive delegation minded extroverts climbing to the top and those heads down getting shit done stepped over much of the time or even considered less important because they are not pla
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4y ago
I believe it's a modern version of result-driven.
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4y ago
So this supplement was banned by the FDA to protect the commercial interests of pharmaceutical companies developing new drugs, literally. This is how America works regarding our diet and supplements, it has nothing to do with our health or
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FDA: B-NMN Can No Longer Be Sold as a Dietary Supplement in the US
(healthnews.com)
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4y ago
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4y ago
At my company, we require camera's on, we meet up 4-5 times a year, I can't see this ever happening at my company but definitely have worked at places that don't collaborate enough or take the time to learn your fellow cowork
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shaneofalltrad
5y ago
What about your lungs? There is a reason tropical animals die with respiratory diseases when using heat pads in their inclosure over warming the air.
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5y ago
I agree, it is a simple solution, at least when considering the best user experience- I remember when that was an important thing.
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6y ago
> would throw their work over the wall to me For myself as QA, I would see the throwing the opposite direction. Devs started having me close out unit tests, giving incomplete work hoping I find their issues, gathering requirements to kno
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7y ago
Edge is now Chromium, right?
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7y ago
I think Air has lost it's quality too, so breathing it is in need of some cannabis to offset the carcinogenic particles- just don't smoke E acetate or any other substance with it, keep the grow clean of chemicals and you will have
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shaneofalltrad
8y ago
This is also not perfect, as for example those with autoimmune conditions will not always work and can actually get worse under immunotherapy. My wife has stage 4 lung cancer due to Scleroderma immunosuppression medication and is struggling
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10y ago
Generate Code button not working? I am using Chrome on Ubuntu OS
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11y ago
I also have installed Ubuntu on an old Vaio and that has more than enough power/space and it is comparable to a mac for usability.
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11y ago
I dual boot (on its own ssd) with a Dell Precision m6600 and it is amazing. Only issue is it is a workstation with tons of power, quality built in that makes it a concrete slab on your lap. The power supply is a brick.
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11y ago
I wonder if this is a good or a bad thing. When it becomes mainstream and the process becomes common and cheap, will every building use this process? If so, how do we sustain it and be competitive. We could do everything to grow new stock,
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11y ago
Any cable you have to wrap it the way it wants to go, any forcing of flexible wire will always cause damage. That is the nature of wire until we create an improved technology. This is not just computer cords, it is ALL cable, from power sup
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11y ago
I have the same question, what makes wings better than pycharm?
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11y ago
I agree, use Pycharm, Webstorm and PHPStorm(rarely these days) on all of my Ubuntu laptops with no issues except when doing things any IDE would slow on, due to the background activity(your cpu) out of the control of the Software.
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11y ago
exactly boats are still used when an automobile can't. Just the same as in low light areas, gravity is your only option. Plus I think gravity is probably a cheaper solution to offer, as the weight can be used from local resources while
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11y ago
We are getting close and the donations have given hope to an otherwise bleak outlook on life for him and his wife. If not donating, please at least help spread the word and maybe help them understand the treatments for Chordoma.
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Help save Paul and offer hope
(gofundme.com)
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11y ago
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11y ago
I normally would not post an off topic, but the disease itself is amazing and so deadly, I am sure it could spark some discussion, especially about viral injections and such as new treatments. Paul is a great guy and even the smallest donat
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Paul's Fight for His Life
(gofundme.com)
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11y ago
seems we overloaded the server
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11y ago
This is a good point, but still shows how our laws and the reasoning is never transparent. I wonder what they really are up to? It obviously opens the door for other regulated products (as in more profitable) will now have a higher demand.
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11y ago
...you can say they looked at <add your favourite language here> as an influence.
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11y ago
Good point, but xml is "cumbersome" or hard and json is not (in the eyes of many). xml was widely hated before json become widely accepted while json is not as widely hated.
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11y ago
Turns out that website crashed all my tabs in Chrome. Never seen that one before.
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11y ago
Let's not forget a free online book if posted on Hacker News is impossibly slow to access! I am getting 502's. I am fairly new (3-4) years as a developer and I have gone the free route, still do. But Some of my best books came fro
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