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tcfunk
11y ago
Yet it's pretty incredible that he not only came around to accept the idea, but even admitted to having said things like what you quoted. Quite a flip in mentality!
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tcfunk
11y ago
But really an orchestra is just a collection of various "speakers" -- tools producing sound waves by causing vibrations in different ways.
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tcfunk
11y ago
Abulafia?
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tcfunk
11y ago
Because Templars.
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tcfunk
11y ago
Probably referring to the link title, which could imply quite a bit more than it simply being slow.
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12y ago
I think the "diffuse harm" in the case of smoking weed in private is not talking about the act of smoking and who is or is not affected by the chemicals involved, etc. It is rather looking at the overall picture of "What are
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tcfunk
12y ago
While true, it's probably safe to assume that in the context of a "full stack" discussion, "developer" can be taken to mean "web developer".
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12y ago
> Don't succumb to the naturalistic fallacy. The body doesn't care where it gets its chemicals from. Even if that's true, our bodies are also great at offloading tasks. If you train your body to think that Testosterone (or
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tcfunk
12y ago
Alternatively, we could stop wasting so much packaging and take 5 minutes to make a pot of coffee.
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12y ago
Warning for all those with headphones on: If you navigate to a different tab, and then come back to groovemechanics.com, the sound pops in VERY LOUDLY...it was painful and a bit scary to my eardrums. Other than that, though, this is really
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12y ago
Least constructive comment, yet most acclaimed.
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12y ago
The point of punctuation is to convey where pauses and breaths should be taken when reading something (at least in this sort of context). If it makes sense to read it, then it is fine. As an example, I could have left that comma out of the
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12y ago
This looks great. Do you have a server or are you just syncing between PCs? I'm wanting to set up a backup server for music and such, but most virtual server providers (like Linode, DigitalOcean) don't seem optimized toward hard d
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tcfunk
12y ago
Yes. I use Ghostery, though, rather than AdBlock. It seems more configurable and makes it easier to allow stuff like Google Analytics while still removing most of the obnoxious ads that 1) Plague my vision and 2) cause websites to load slow
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12y ago
Yeah that was the line that caught my attention, too. I hope that fear will subside somewhat with time out of the spotlight (if indeed he manages to get out of it in the first place).
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tcfunk
12y ago
It has been a very special event, indeed...
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tcfunk
12y ago
Argh, yes...it's really unpleasant.
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12y ago
Love when reports use "median" anything...largely a useless statistic. The median age has little to no relationship to the average age of viewers.
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12y ago
I'm running Firefox (32 I think?). I do have Ghostery running, but I tried disabling that thinking it was perhaps blocking something. Could be the age of my laptop, though, I suppose.
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12y ago
I must be on the wrong browser...all I see is "C o o"
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tcfunk
12y ago
I do this occasionally if I'm updating an old project or something as a means of making sure I walk through the code and understand what it's doing. Might be silly, I guess, but it helps me.
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12y ago
I like how no one really answered this question, but just pointed out that you asked it incorrectly. I would like to know this as well...without the ability to create nested rows, I don't really see myself using this tool.
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12y ago
> Not all Americans buy from nasty cable companies. Not all Americans live in a place where they have the luxury of choosing their ISP.
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Strapfork Opens its Doors
(strapfork.com)
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12y ago
I'm watching a few of these screencasts, and I'm really not understanding this editor. Could anyone enlighten me or point me in the right direction? Is this editor only for python? What is an outline? I'm pretty lost on what
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12y ago
Yeah for me there is sort of an illusion going on where the hexagonal patterns that I'm not looking at directly seem to be growing...kind trippy.
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13y ago
Thank you! I will give it a go.
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13y ago
Giving it a try now, but I have to say the amount of space wasted by the header bar of each window really bothers me. Example: http://i.imgur.com/bKGyEo3.png
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13y ago
This is awesome, I have never seen Williams Syndrome mentioned in the news before. My younger cousin has it, though, and it's interesting to hear some of the common symptoms. She's an amazing person, but absolutely a handful! More
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13y ago
I have been using it for roughly a year now, and I have to say that I am NOT a fan. Admittedly, this opinion is probably colored by my previous history as a user of ruby on rails. My chief complaints are: The framework start/stop time
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