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12y ago
In terms of design, looks pretty much like Microsoft's version of the Samsung Gear Fit...
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12y ago
That's cherry-picking non-intersecting definitions though. Difficult can also be work that involves a lot of physical or mental effort, not necessarily confined to just intellectually challenging. Hard work can also refer to work that
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12y ago
There was also this site from 6 years ago: http://www.deadmansswitch.net/
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12y ago
That sounds a bit "no true Scotsman". Just because someone grew out of it after a few years, does not mean that they did not struggle with the addiction in the midst of those years.
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12y ago
Entry seems pretty fast to me. The pinyin system means that you can enter a few letters using the English alphabet and it will show you the most likely character. For common words, one or two letters per character is enough. I am not a nati
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12y ago
Korean restaurants typically have a service button per table that you can press to call the waitress.
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12y ago
Registration-skipping Google link: https://www.google.co.kr/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web...
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12y ago
To be fair, Jamie's is probably thinking of the human body. However, even in that case, you can see that light goes through the human body by holding a flashlight against your palm and seeing the glow on the back side of your hand.
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12y ago
This sounds interesting, but it's not clear how it's done. Could you give a few examples?
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13y ago
Could you share any links regarding studies that suggest drinking water with food increases calorific intake? My Google searches come up with studies that say drinking water with food increases weight loss.
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Reviewing As Thinking
(howtoremember.biz)
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13y ago
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Google I/O registration delayed to 4/15-4/18
(plus.google.com)
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13y ago
It sounds like he was laid off and not fired. The CEO did not mention that his performance was subpar, or that he violated some company policy or law. The difference, at least in California, is that collecting unemployment is no problem whe
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US military is using iPad gamers to find bugs in its code
(tuaw.com)
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Turn your iPhone into a high-power digital microscope for around $10
(tuaw.com)
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Samsung Reports 26% Growth In Q3 Operating Profit
(techcrunch.com)
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13y ago
Because nationality is a choice? I have two, and am working on a third one.
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North Korea just built the creepiest water park you've ever seen
(washingtonpost.com)
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Why Companies Founded By College Dropouts Rarely Hire College Dropouts
(linkedin.com)
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13y ago
The About page talks about Klee, the program that Philip Guo talked about in his story about the trials of PhD life: http://pgbovine.net/PhD-memoir-prologue.htm
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A Coder Walked Into A Bar And Learned A Life Lesson About Work
(businessinsider.com)
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First 100 Pages of Aaron Swartz’s Secret Service File Released
(wired.com)
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Larry Ellison Says We Already Know What Apple Without Jobs Will Look Like
(allthingsd.com)
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Bill Gates, Peter Thiel are funding engineered burgers
(theverge.com)
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Wirelessly-charged electric buses start public route in South Korea
(engadget.com)
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13y ago
Does anyone else besides me think that this is a very cheap technique to use in a smear campaign? Throw up some fake "viral marketing" company website, offer to pay $x to some people for fake reviews / secret paid promotions
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13y ago
Based on the article, it seems like there's a bit of artistry involved in the tagging. They had to choose a time (and possibly a place?) to show the tag, and probably needed to make a choice that would disrupt the flow of the narrative
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DIY sound suppressor for the Unicomp Model M keyboard
(jeff.ecchi.ca)
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The end of car culture
(nytimes.com)
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Regex crossword
(regexcrossword.com)
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