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The Man Who Wrote Down Every Thought He Had
(news.bbc.co.uk)
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I mean not so much my inaction as I am no longer running those groups :-p Actually what I was concerned about wasn't the disappearance of the data, but the disappearance of the feature. I chose groups because those features made it really e
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I had moved several student org's at my university to private Google Groups because of the pages and files feature. Now that this is feature is being killed they will be screwed since they were using it as the repository for their meeting m
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Python Ternary Search Trie Implemetation
(github.com)
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the command you are looking for is git diff. git status will show you which files changed, git diff will show you where the conflicts are in the files during the merge.
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16y ago
My fiancée is a cystic fibrosis researcher in a lab challenging the recommended diet. I will pass your comment along to her!
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patio11 reference: http://www.m.amazon.com/Heartbreaking-Work-Staggering-Genius... see also catcher in the rye.
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yet they still openly espouse net neutrality on their public policy blog, doublethink? http://googlepublicpolicy.blogspot.com/search/label/Net%20Ne...
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So true, I only installed one because it was one of the demo apps the CSR installed on my phone to explain how the app store works. I used it occasionally and then realized it was pointless.
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really usb auto-mounting is shiny ? that shit should just work.
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sure, I went through most of it earlier.
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http://www.google.com/google-d-s/wedding/
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Also: "Choose and book ceremony musicians, a wedding band/ DJ, photographer/videographer, caterer and florist (Photography)" This is several unrelated items grouped into one item. For instance, I have a caterer, photographer, and florist, b
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Also you had 2 "choose a wedding date" on the default checklist you get.
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Have you seen the Google Spreadsheet for wedding planning. It has a lot of functionality you mention on your pricing "checklist." I am not saying this to discourage you, just to improve your checklist!
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(the other author here) In addition to what Steve said, this particular "feature" is really just the very beginning for us. Our ideas about what query-able version control mean go way beyond the ability to select arbitrary sets of commits b
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I'd love to beta your guest list software (it would save me from building my own!). I am about to do the invites for my wedding so I am on the lookout for sweet wedding related web services.
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I mean I am about to do this (in Cleveland at CWRU instead of Pittsburg at CMU) but the principle of the thing is the same. These cities have some of the lowest costs of living to be found anywhere in the US. I would also note that Clevelan
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wtf: "there are issues regarding decoding of local music on the Linux platform so we haven’t included support for local files in this version." every music player + distro has had this solved for years ...
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If the kind of query you are interested in running is a "K Nearest Neighbor Query" (that is for a give point give me the K nearest objects) you should also consider looking at metric trees. To have a metric tree you must have a metric funct
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I should have mentioned that. Editline is used by default by the Python readline module if you are on a MacOS or I assume FreeBSD. However, it is still a risk to use the readline module unless you distribute Editline and force its use over
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Getline - A Python Library to Get Text from the Console
(github.com)
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Writing a REPL in Python : With History and Line Editing
(blog.hackthology.com)
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It is called ethics. To paraphrase Emmanuel Levinas, the essential ethical experience is the face to face encounter with the Other. It is how one re-acts at that moment of connection, with something wholly unknown to them that is the most b
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I would also have to agree with this article. I am 22 and will be getting married in 6 months, however none of my friends from college or high school are making similar choices. While our family and friends have been supportive our decision
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If you want to learn more than just how to use a database I recommend Ullman's and Garcia-Molina's "Database Systems: The Complete Book."[1] It has overview of classic topics such as relational algebra and calculus, practical topics such as
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I am sure you software is great, but kicking me out because i am running flash player 9 tells me you don't want me as a customer.
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I have not noticed any slowness on the Droid however ... ?
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Good job regurgitating micro econ 101. /sarcasm off/ In all seriousness trying to discuss utility of a general group of people (or even a specific person) is doomed to failure. Utility is a nice round theoretical construct for trying to tal
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Nice site, I sent the link to some of my friends in the medical sciences. Hope it takes off.
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