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by teilo 8y ago
Actually, the energy theory it likely incorrect. The more likely candidate for the connection between antibiotics and weight gain is the disruption they cause to the microbiome. This causes a metabolic disruption that impedes the breakdown
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by teilo 8y ago
Wow. I think I am going to build a test device for this. It would be very simple: Two female DP ports with pins 20 wired together through a battery, resistor, and LED. For good measure, it should be four ports so we can test mini-DP as well
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by teilo 8y ago
We are one of the largest large format printers in the US, but our online business does not intentionally market to the EU or accept payments in Euros, so while I did a risk assessment for management, we concluded that we could ignore it.
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by teilo 8y ago
In other words "I don't like language X because it's not exactly like language Y."
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by teilo 8y ago
To quote Fleet Foxes' Helplessness Blues: I was raised up believing I was somehow unique Like a snowflake distinct among snowflakes, unique in each way you can see And now after some thinking, I'd say I'd rather be
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by teilo 8y ago
Not only that, there was significant overlap in the distributions.
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by teilo 8y ago
Translated into simple English: For most things, common sense turns out to be fairly common and reliable.
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by teilo 8y ago
Wow. I didn't realize that an analog synthesizer-in-a-chip was a thing that far back. Pretty remarkable. All the basics are there: oscillator, noise generator, filter, envelopes, lfo. Although it's not quite everything. The VCF is
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by teilo 8y ago
This is why I keep my vim config in GitHub. On a new server, I can be up and running in seconds.
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by teilo 8y ago
Since I rarely do window splits, I finally gave up on tabs and just stick with buffers. Tabs in vim aren't really tabs anyway. They are window layouts. If one tries to treat them like tabs, things can get confusing fast. Using Airline,
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by teilo 8y ago
Not sure why this is being downvoted, but it's definitely the case that as we learn more about epigenetics, we will need to modify our understanding of evolution substantially, particularly the relationship between epigenetic expressio
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by teilo 8y ago
So, competition is good. Neovim introduces async. Bram, after years of refusing to do it, releases vim 8 with async. Neovim introduced an embedded terminal. Bram thereafter introduces an embedded terminal in 8.1. I'll be curious to see
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by teilo 8y ago
This only shows that just as there are religious myths about the history of science, there are also atheist myths about the history of science, and both sides have their "true believers" who will not be swayed by the historical re
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by teilo 8y ago
Yeah, well HN isn't your castle, and you ain't its king.
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by teilo 8y ago
Thus encouraging the black market economy to transition to cryptocurrency even faster.
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by teilo 8y ago
I tried to go back to Sublime when I started doing Elixir development. Did the rounds: Atom, VSCode, IntelliJIdea. They were all frustrating to me. I finally took the time to properly setup neovim, and switched to VimR. I was using vim bind
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by teilo 8y ago
No, that's not what would happen. Helium drives enable higher data density, because helium decreases the amount of drag, which in turn reduces turbulence, platter vibration, and heat. This enables more more platters per drive and more
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by teilo 8y ago
Sort of, except that the bank can only lend out 90 of the 100 with, for example, a 10% reserve. But in the end, that doesn't matter. The process is multiplicative, with a diminishing return. Presuming that 10% reserve, when the restaur
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by teilo 8y ago
I don't see what this will actually change. If the SNB is the sole provider of money, whether electronic or currency, they will inevitably become the sole provider of loans, with the banks serving as brokers for those loans. Net zero g
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by teilo 8y ago
Even just reading the original article, it was painfully obvious that there had to be some sort of emotional entanglement between the offending party and someone in HR, either romantic or (less likely) blackmail.
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by teilo 8y ago
The RSS feed in Newsblur.
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by teilo 8y ago
No, it's been that way long before Oracle took over. It's because the two projects had different starting goals, and thus attracted different audiences. MySQL was designed to be small and fast, while sacrificing consistency and in
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by teilo 8y ago
I recommend another documentary for anyone interested in the history of the Linotype: http://www.linotypefilm.com/index.html Used to be on Netflix, but not presently.
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by teilo 9y ago
This is a water is wet conclusion. The whole point of Dodd-Frank was to reduce the overall level of risk in the lending market. There cannot but be a decrease in small and medium sized business loans and in increase in large enterprise lo
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by teilo 9y ago
I love the visuals, but the problem is in the first sentence: "two sources of excitation." That's not it at all. If this were remotely true, then when I synced the oscillators on my synthesizer, the volume level would grow un
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by teilo 9y ago
Organ grinding indeed. I love electronic music and the history of electronic music. But as I was delving into that history, particularly its early history when it was known as tape music or avante garde, I discovered that the rift between e
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by teilo 9y ago
I have heard of a number of Ceph nightmares like this. A few years back, Logos Bible Software, who has a Ceph-based content platform (a huge library of e-books with a massive amount of meta-data), was down for a week because of a cascading
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by teilo 9y ago
I get the impression that trial lawyers must have spent a lot of money on Prop 65 advertising during that election cycle.
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by teilo 9y ago
Seems like this would have a use well beyond gaming, particularly in the realms of real-time monitoring.
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by teilo 9y ago
This is an interesting study, but it begs the question: Was there really any serious doubt that Spearman's g is a general human trait, vs. a trait limited to Western cultures? I realize that the mildly controversial nature of factor an

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