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shaneofalltrad
11y ago
Another thing to factor in all of this is micro-fauna; parasite resistance and symbiotic parasite loads that we can not replace. If we bring back any of these, we need to insure a way to offer them resistance to new disease, and offer them
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shaneofalltrad
11y ago
Don't be an excitement blocker, everyone wants to celebrate, then in the morning we can try to understand what just happened. But seriously, that is a good question. Maybe we can get an answer when node .12 will be stable as well.
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shaneofalltrad
11y ago
That is an interesting perspective; "have set him up with sturdier folks". Coming from a construction background myself, I find I need to work on my behavior, as engineers are much more sensitive than construction workers and actu
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shaneofalltrad
11y ago
Thank you. I think I found most of the set-up complete through apt-get before I noticed this post, but have installed anaconda anyway's to see how that goes. Seems to have everything firing as it should and was a much smoother install.
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shaneofalltrad
11y ago
Anyone get this running in Ubuntu 14 desktop? I have a ton of dependency issues.
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shaneofalltrad
12y ago
I agree, but to take it one step closer to the truth, it is as if you had a pin entry at your front door and the updated pin is posted forever by WikiLeaks, for anyone to enter whenever they please.
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shaneofalltrad
12y ago
Seems like this is the issue in the US. Police are no longer tactful and use the same techniques that might make sense on someone drugged out or of a threat or danger to someone or the officer. They need to be retrained in civil duties, and
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shaneofalltrad
12y ago
Awesome, good to see this type of thinking is backed up. Sadly, I am for the first time starting to underestimate the value of large scale farming in California. It is becoming big business instead off a good source of food, at least at a l
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shaneofalltrad
12y ago
Interesting when your product can be spiked, and make significant increases in profit. This looks like numbers that could potentially knock a business out of business. Reminds me of old phone bills.
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shaneofalltrad
12y ago
I am going to save, but I think it still could use some medications to be complete. I think some commonly used "farm" medications, like the very effective de-wormer; panacur would be a good addition. For example, this drug can be
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shaneofalltrad
12y ago
It does seem like a very simple study, that we would have guessed the results. Seems like a study like this would be to help facilitate laws or actions rather than finding the really important answers you are suggesting. I hope one day we c
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shaneofalltrad
12y ago
Is there really bigger companies than Monsanto doing the same thing? If so, and the power/bullying that Monsanto has proven it holds, we need to be really scared. Because the financial needs to defeat Monsanto can bleed even a State dr
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shaneofalltrad
12y ago
"I doubt the lazy people who haven't moved to python3 will ever do a decent port of python 2." That is a ridiculous statement. So everything like most of the *nix OS and a dozen other super popular products that require pytho
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12y ago
I have no doubt that this is beneficial for big business to monopolize and the continued suppression of competition. It is too bad, and a sign why programmers are still beating these odds, because we can get away without an education and st
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shaneofalltrad
12y ago
To "sanction" the company that supported China's computer growth is kinda messed up. I am no windows fan-boy but how many billions of dollars were not spent on XP by Chinese companies? At some point you should invest in a Com
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shaneofalltrad
12y ago
"JUNIOR DEVELOPER: 0-3 Years of Experience (usually right out of college)" How many jobs offer that much pay for 0 years of experience and how many Juniors have even gone to College?
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shaneofalltrad
12y ago
It is an algorithm that pinpoints those who will be bad in the present and/or future. I believe the code-name is hydra, but I could be wrong.
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13y ago
This is the type of stuff I have always tried to convince upper-management to do. You should always try to make something better if it's design can improve with little cost difference. The only thing that I think was a mistake, they di
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Home Depot copies Apple to compete with Amazon
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13y ago
I still hope this will be cross device as most of the stuff. I can still see myself using Sony's product as well if they go this direction.
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shaneofalltrad
13y ago
I would like to see the Tokay Gecko again, but this time walking in front of me 3D, that would be awesome. So not just nature, but science in this form.
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shaneofalltrad
13y ago
His first documentaries gave me I life long passion for nature and animals. I hope they do it right.
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Next Attenborough documentary being filmed for Oculus Rift
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shaneofalltrad
13y ago
I would guess led tree beneath something frosted. Proof of concept as to what websockets are capable of. Oh, and how amazing javascript can be.
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shaneofalltrad
13y ago
I have performed QA tasks on both, and find that either JS developers are better or going pure vanilla makes a much stabler product. The TypeScript projects I have seen had some major flaws and requests (vs bugs) always turned into low prio
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shaneofalltrad
13y ago
Great idea on the bookmarklet. I could see a tool for building custom readers with clippings from various sites. Say I want to organize JavaScript array patterns and ideas. Throw in a way to clip parts of my PDF books into this "reader
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shaneofalltrad
13y ago
These studies are all great, but fall under what type of students and/or test subjects that already have been filtered in other ways before being tested. We all are different. Along your request to clarify, I would like to request any
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shaneofalltrad
13y ago
I think there are some major changes being made to regain this position and it is backed with some really cutting edge products, along with smarter financial decisions. I think the only thing they are lacking is the respect due to past mist
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13y ago
If they can get MySQL to scale in those data centers, I am sure they can attach a tv helmet to a large population. I still think Sony will come out on top though, they know this business better and have the battle scars with Microsoft.
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13y ago
Personally I would rather them show some emotion, as it shares their frustration and anger at these idiots. Also, "criminals" reiterates to the attackers and potential copy-cats, this really is a criminal act and you can be punish
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