stevebmark

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by stevebmark 12y ago
This is fundamentally wrong and very poorly described. All this unusual article amounts to is "you can rotate things." A planet is not a 3d projection of a 4d object. Space itself contains at least four spatial dimensions but it i
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by stevebmark 12y ago
This website is incomprehensible
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by stevebmark 12y ago
I'm 15 minutes in and frankly I'm finding the video hard to follow. Is there an article that accompanies this that might help summarize his points?
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by stevebmark 12y ago
If there's one thing I love while reading, it's animation! Really makes it easy to focus on the text!
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by stevebmark 12y ago
"Reporting" someone for a PCI violation won't do much. At most they might lose their certification level temporarily as their PCI auditor makes them implement fixes. In fact there might even be a grace period for them to fix
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by stevebmark 12y ago
Writing a blog post about technology, such as teaching a library or programming language, or how to accomplish something, or even docs for your own library is really hard to get right. In the programming field I work in, I'd guess ab
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by stevebmark 12y ago
"Paleo" doesn't mean only eat the food that was available to our ancestors. It means look at our evolutionary biology to see what types of foods and nutrients might be good or bad for humans. Who cares about "paleo"
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by stevebmark 12y ago
Are you saying you don't believe he went off insulin, and that his data was fabricated? You can also just look into the decades of research done on carbohydrates and diabetes http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/ar
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by stevebmark 12y ago
Type 1 (!) diabetic goes off insulin, "indicating restored insulin production"(!): http://www.ijcasereportsandimages.com/archive/provisional_ar... Type 2 diabetics improve insulin resistance: http:/&#x2
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by stevebmark 12y ago
I'm not trying to be rude, but I'm not going to transcribe a book or help files here. The answer is read Practical Vim. It should be required reading for any Vim user.
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by stevebmark 12y ago
If you're using Vim and not using q: q/ :normal ( and hopefully :t, :m etc with relativenumber ) you're missing a lot of Vim's power, and would be better off in an IDE. The speed benefits from Vim are from knowing a la
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by stevebmark 12y ago
It's missing some important Vimities: q/ q: :normal ctrl-n in insert mode (or any completion like ctrl-x ctrl-l) of course plenty of command line options like virtualedit: Though it does implement the expression register ( i CTRL-
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by stevebmark 12y ago
Is terrible, this idea.
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by stevebmark 12y ago
Be aware that many of the plugins on this list will conflict with many of the other plugins on this list. YouCompleteMe and NeoComplCache are a good example. Which one is better, and how do you know? Rhetorical question, neither are good co
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by stevebmark 12y ago
Seeing things like this, and others in the thread, honestly depresses me. I've wasted months of my life building in Minecraft, huge structures that I can do nothing but look at, alone. Months where I lost social interaction and self ma
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by stevebmark 12y ago
Glad you have a friend like that. Please continue the social pressure and actively encourage your less self-preseverational friends with the same message. I yelled at my non-helmet wearing friend (otherwise very bright) and eventually he st
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by stevebmark 12y ago
Exercise controls mainly muscle composition. Diet controls mainly fat composition. Exercising to lose weight is a stupid idea. Stop getting your health research from the news. Go read a book written by a doctor.
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by stevebmark 12y ago
As someone actively trying to damage his (how did I guess you were a guy?!) community with dismissive, condescending and anti-inclusive hatred, in a community already battling against these problems, I hope you consider making programming
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by stevebmark 12y ago
https://github.com/staltz/mvi-example/blob/master/src/views/... var modelItems$ = new Rx.BehaviorSubject(null); var itemWidthChanged$ = new Rx.Subject(); var itemColorChanged$ = new Rx.Subject(