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by tghw 12y ago
Imitation is different than directly copying the CSS. They copied the CSS.
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by tghw 12y ago
I got the flu this year and looked into it. I'm not sure the CDC's suggestions are well founded. On average, antivirals shorten symptoms by half a day over seven days. Not a huge upside. And the Cochrane Collaboration and the BMJ
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by tghw 12y ago
Think of it this way: If we set the precedent that this sort of surveillance is unconstitutional, it will be easier to sue them the next time around. Additionally, if we take this stance as a country, then our government will be more likely
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by tghw 12y ago
Only? It's $10 more and takes longer.
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by tghw 12y ago
Light from large sources is "softer", meaning the shadows are not as harsh. This is why you see photographers use soft boxes or umbrellas, or videographers using light panels. Indoor lighting is usually more appealing, and more fu
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by tghw 12y ago
California produced about 2 billion pounds of beef last year. That comes out to 8% of the US market for beef, the vast majority of which comes from the US. The numbers I found said that each pound of beef requires anywhere between 1000 and
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by tghw 12y ago
Interception? Seems like a reasonable use to me.
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by tghw 12y ago
Then it can be dealt with at the time. But implying that an experiment like this shouldn't happen because of what it could become isn't helpful.
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by tghw 12y ago
His signature was required for the severance package, according to him. https://np.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/2iea97/i_am_a_former_r...
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by tghw 12y ago
For those who don't want to do it themselves: https://maps.google.com/locationhistory/b/0
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by tghw 12y ago
The cleaning fee is announced up front. Service fees, not so much.
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by tghw 12y ago
I think it's probably more about protocol. One example is that some departments would hand off in alphabetical order by patient name. Seems logical, but if Ms. Abraham is doing just fine, but Mr. Zimmerman is in critical condition, wel
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by tghw 12y ago
There have been hospitals that have cut resident hours to more reasonable schedules. They measured the number of errors, hoping to see a drop. Unfortunately, the number of errors stayed the same. The problem is that shorter hours increases
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by tghw 12y ago
I'd go even further and say don't say more than you have to ever. There's a great point/counter point of the issue from a law school class. It's a bit long, but well worth a watch: https://www.youtube.com
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by tghw 12y ago
Clickable link: https://github.com/vets/vets
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by tghw 12y ago
Sorry, can't make any Ruby suggestions. I spend more time in the Python world where we have requests[0], which makes it all dead simple. For example, multipart file uploads looks like: files = {'filename[]': open(filena
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by tghw 12y ago
Does Ruby not have a good HTTP library? Why would you ever shell out to curl?
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by tghw 12y ago
Relevant XKCD: http://xkcd.com/1357/
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by tghw 12y ago
The "McMaster Studies" showed similar, that short sprint/rest interval training (30 second sprint, 4 minute rest, 250% of VO2 max) was equally effective as moderate long distance (90-120 minutes of 65% of VO2 max). http:&#x2
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by tghw 12y ago
This service is worth 1% of my income? On top of 2.9% fees? For some reason, I have trouble believing that it'd be worth my while.
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by tghw 12y ago
If you're deciding what to test based on your results, you're doing it wrong. Methodology needs to be decided on before the experiment. If you want to change what you're testing, you do it in a separate experiment.
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by tghw 12y ago
> While as scientific as we could manage They couldn't even manage to compare yogurt with yeast vs yogurt without?
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by tghw 12y ago
Yes, but that was a child of a US president, also a song, in a musical and a movie, is used on US Naval vessles, and was one of the original X11 names. And it was picked because it is the specific blue of her gown. My heart goes out to Eric
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by tghw 12y ago
TheLadders - Find a ________ job (Higher paying) Ladder - Find a ________ job. (Startup) Not only that, but the domains are very close: tryladder.com theladders.com Prepare for a C&D from The Ladders.
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by tghw 12y ago
If 7.2 is part of the hoax, then they would be signing with a compromised key. This would be evidence, but would not be conclusive.
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by tghw 12y ago
What if this is an attempt to smoke out the TrueCrypt devs? While this move seems odd, the new binaries are properly signed and the domains have been updated accordingly. If this was another project, like Rails, the maintainer could come ou
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by tghw 12y ago
This is one of the reasons you should wax your car regularly. The wax helps water bead up and run off instead of sticking to the paint, and when it comes time for a car wash, what did stick comes off more easily. Once water stops beading up
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by tghw 13y ago
It's poor customer service, but according to https://github.com/musalbas/heartbleed-masstest/tree/master/... , they were not vulnerable when the first mass scans were done. That's not definitive
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by tghw 13y ago
Playing code golf with Python, this is the shortest I could get: https://gist.github.com/tghw/3702360 Definitely a little unpythonic.
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by tghw 13y ago
They acquired both BitBucket and HipChat.

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