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8y ago
Great article. I’m excited for the future of Rust. A bit of really nit-picky grammatical feedback: you use it’s vs its wrong multiple times in the article. It was surprising given your solid command of technical prose displayed in the post.
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It’s true that the positive effects would be lessened, possibly. Anecdotally, however, I’ve seen several dozen professional athletes eat like trash while maintaining an elite level of fitness. Turns out the body is fairly good at efficient
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8y ago
It looks like there are several versions of this book. Would you recommend the 3rd edition of this book, or could I get away with an older one and buy it used?
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8y ago
This is why I do triathlon + weightlifting. For me, it’s the perfect blend.
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8y ago
No, it's not. Did you read the article? From the study: Glyphosate concentrations were chosen to mimic environmental levels, which typically range between 1.4 and 7.6 mg/L, and may be encountered by bees foraging at flowering wee
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8y ago
We’re using Airtable at work. It’s easily the best issue tracker I’ve ever used, mostly due to the near-infinite customizability. Airtable is just a spreadsheet on steroids, with cool, different views like a kanban view for your spreadsheet
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8y ago
Where I work, we have 3 or so truly great PMs (ProDUCT Managers). I am so glad I work where I do.
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8y ago
Someone once posted a short science fiction story about the animals that became the dominant intelligent species on earth after humans. First it was raccoons, then it was crows, traveling by air balloon. I loved it, and I’ve searched many s
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9y ago
Whelp, now I wanna do a 100. After three full Ironman triathlons, my mind is looking for new novel ways to suffer. I’m totally going to do this.
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9y ago
Salt might be a contributing factor, albeit small, but there's an increasing tsunami of research pinning sugar, especially added sugar in the forms of table sugar and high fructose corn syrup, as the primary cause of hypertension, obes
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9y ago
Isn't the Stockholm fiber company you mentioned an inherent monopoly, then? Assuming that they're the ISP as well? Or can independent ISPs run their service on the fiber owned by this company?
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9y ago
This is exactly, exactly what I've been looking for. As a software engineer whose professional career has focused entirely around the web, embedded systems is a strange, enticing landscape with what seems to be an "old guard,"
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9y ago
Have any data to back that up?
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10y ago
Noah's Ark? Pffft wait till you see Brian's Ark
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11y ago
This is a shot in the dark, but some time ago, someone on HN posted a link to a science fiction short story about a few animal species that thrived and became intelligent in a post-apocalyptic, post-human world. One species was raccoons, al
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11y ago
"Say goodbye to spreadsheets forever" Spreadsheets, among other things...
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12y ago
Or, we could use roundabouts[0] [0]: http://www.wsdot.wa.gov/Safety/roundabouts/benefits.htm
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12y ago
I live in the Twin Peaks neighborhood, and regularly run up to Sutro Tower on my morning workout. You can get surprisingly close to it, and there's an oval track adjacent to the tower where you can run. Highly recommend! It's quit
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12y ago
Taking a quick look at the source, it looks like they're using Timeline Lite from Greensock http://greensock.com/timelinelite
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12y ago
Bah, yes. That's what I meant. Thanks for catching that.
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12y ago
> My English is not that bad. I'd say it's quite good. However, I'd quit it with the space after the comma thing, and the no space after the period thing you're doing: >But I'm sorry , i would like to correct
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12y ago
Very much looking forward to using 1.7! Question for all: Would now be a good time to move to Python 3.x? Our current Django installations are all running 2.7, and we are thinking about switching just for better unicode support alone. I
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12y ago
Location: Salt Lake City Remote: No Willing to relocate: Get me outta here Technologies: Python/Django, JavaScript/AngularJS, Ionic, SQL/NoSQL, HTML, CSS, Celery, some Obj-C/iOS Resume: https:/
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12y ago
I've encountered a flow error on your site. I successfully registered to "pair with a developer" and listed a few languages I don't know and would love to discuss with someone. Then, I saw the option to become a pairing
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This Algae Battery Could Power A Tesla With 200X The Charge
(techcrunch.com)
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One can argue "what-ifs" ad infinitum with no real efficacy or usefulness. Comments of this ilk are completely unhelpful. The parent comment is merely saying that, if one plans on wearing a type of shoe for an extended period of t
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12y ago
Just wrap this in an Angular directive, and a plant modeling suite is just an HTML element away.
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13y ago
A cursory glance at current office floor plans brings only a few options: 1) Cubicle Farm. In the article, this was voted as "even worse" than an open floor plan. 2) The Open Floor Plan, which is getting a pretty bad rap on HN as
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13y ago
Being in my late 20s and having only worked in open-office environments, the thought of having my own office seems archaic and counter-intuitive to productivity and communication. If I have my headphones in, I'm busy. If I don't,
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13y ago
This is a fascinating round for WFB, with drastically different results from round 7. I'm impressed with the strides Go has made, and also quite impressed with JRuby. I know the banking app Simple chose it as its language/runtime
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