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by subwindow 16y ago
#1. It is written in PHP. (sorry, I couldn't resist)
92.
by subwindow 16y ago
I read the first half of the article just screaming "He's doing it wrong!" However I later realized that was the entire point of the article.
93.
by subwindow 16y ago
Picking a nit, but SSRIs don't actually act on serotonin receptors. Although the action of SSRIs isn't completely understood, they generally work by increasing the level of serotonin in the brain by reducing reuptake.
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by subwindow 16y ago
Clubs will keep a line out the door by instructing the bouncer to slowly let people in or to randomly decide to not let anyone in at a given time (when the line is not long enough). Restaurants will do this by having the waiting area artifi
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by subwindow 16y ago
Restaurants and clubs do this all the time. It's not so surprising or ingenious. It is kind of a bitch, though.
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by subwindow 16y ago
You're right, but calisthenics are great for their simplicity. You don't need any equipment, and you can do them anywhere. People lifting five pound weights piss me off, though. You've already gone through the trouble of getting equipment-
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by subwindow 16y ago
That's too complicated for me. My exercise program is: Get completely winded at least once a day. It won't make you Lance Armstrong, and it isn't a weight loss program. However, it'll do subtle things like encourage you to take the stairs-
98.
by subwindow 16y ago
The Birch family made out handsomely in this whole fiasco, leaving shortly after Bebo was acquired. Everyone else got fleeced. This deal reminds me of the many horrible deals done at the beginning of the decade. It's not a surprise that AOL
99.
by subwindow 16y ago
I believe that all comes free with the scm he is using, fossil.
100.
by subwindow 16y ago
I got my current job via Dice, and the last two via Monster. I wish it weren't the case, but it is true. I first always look through friends and on smaller job boards, but haven't had much success getting full-time work this way (although i
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by subwindow 16y ago
Saying 'east' is an oversimplification, but generally the prevailing wind theory seems to hold up. Atlanta, for instance, the wind is SSE, with the richer areas being in the north. It doesn't really explain how the west is poorer than the e
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by subwindow 16y ago
General-purpose languages that are "born" successfully (manage to gain a wide following) have a very hard time "dying" in the sense that everyone talks about. New lines of code will be written for 30+ years after a formerly successful langu
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by subwindow 16y ago
In other words; you really need to find a high functioning heavy pot smoker to give the theory credence - and I don't think that is going to be easy. Carl Sagan. Richard Feynman. Steve Yegge. Thousands of others. If you're involved in a c
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by subwindow 16y ago
I mean; heavy pot smokers are pretty non-functioning and it seems a shame to risk more lively minds to that drudgery. Correlation does not equal causation. People with no ambition tend to smoke pot frequently. However, that does
105.
by subwindow 16y ago
"I am the only person in the universe, and since I bought an iPhone, any reported sales of Android phones must have been fake."
106.
by subwindow 16y ago
The correct question is "Why is the default wall post set to 'Everyone'?" Searching public posts is just fine. I just think that people should be more made aware of who exactly they're broadcasting to.
107.
by subwindow 16y ago
Sorry for the late reply, but yes. The amplitude and frequency of the signal would still be different (your heart is beating harder and faster), but the characteristics would still be the same.
108.
by subwindow 16y ago
If you're only using 3% of git's facilities, then you're doing it wrong. You're probably doing it wrong because you don't understand the other 97%. That's OK, but don't pretend that the stuff you don't understand is useless. Almost every ti
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by subwindow 16y ago
I've done a lot of work with heartbeat signatures, and this is a promising idea. Each person has a certain set of easily identifiable characteristics to their heartbeat, such as notches, and creating something like an FFT to create a signat
110.
by subwindow 16y ago
Do you have any idea how much money Facebook is raking in with advertising? The targeting available on Facebook is unparalleled in human history, and they are making a mint on it.
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by subwindow 17y ago
Well, "right away" is kind of misleading. If you're the average company making a Rails website, you'll get by with common-sense optimizations, database indexes and the like that you'd have to do in PHP anyways. I've worked on probably a doz
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by subwindow 17y ago
I disagree. I wear a fedora somewhat frequently, and everyone says it really suits me (not lying/puffing- just trying to convey that it's not just me). I think the key is venue. Don't wear a fedora to work or every damn day. Wear it out occ
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by subwindow 17y ago
I'm having trouble following your argument. If something is fun to make, then it is moral? How on earth are those two connected? His argument was that regardless of how much fun it is or how easy it is to do, it is crap , and filling the w
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by subwindow 17y ago
Blocks are also an extremely powerful tool when it comes to building DSLs, and if done correctly are a great alternative to complicated options files/hashes/etc. Rails' routes and config/intializer come into mind.
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by subwindow 17y ago
I agree. It isn't how much you cost , it is how much you're worth .
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by subwindow 17y ago
$50 an hour is pretty good for 22. At that age I was making $30 an hour and ecstatic to be getting that much. Even that seemed astronomical compared to the $12 I was making two years before. Now, of course, all of those seem like piddly sum
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by subwindow 17y ago
It's good to point out the negatives to freelancing. I just started freelancing last month after being laid off, and there are definitely positives and negatives. While I do have a much more relaxed schedule and I do make more money, it suc
118.
by subwindow 17y ago
I remember in art class in 4th grade, a friend of mine drew a person with a black crayon (he was from Nigeria). I was completely baffled and asked him why he didn't use flesh color. I guess it's kind of nice how ignorant I was of racism. On
119.
by subwindow 17y ago
Don't forget Calvin!
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by subwindow 17y ago
A lot of forums and blogs would prefer that some sites not know that they are talking about them. I've come across it several times and doesn't seem like such a bad thing.

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