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by tremendo 11y ago
I for one I'm glad to re-discover this and although 0.5 does not sound like a "major version" as the post says, I am inclined to give it a try.
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by tremendo 11y ago
I am confused. What does Diaspora have to do with popular Content Management Systems? I thought it was about de-centralized social networking. Well sure, Facebook uses PHP, and Twitter got going with Rails, but this comment seems out of pla
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by tremendo 11y ago
"What is your current salary?" I would think that at this point they _are_ interested in bringing you on. Then you could go in different directions: "I'll be glad to discuss my salary requirements at the appropriate time
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by tremendo 11y ago
Ha, relevant, since I was wondering about [1] going mostly unnoticed having been posted 8 hours prior to [2]. At first my assumption was that surely Nature is a better source than Yahoo for such an article, but after a quick read maybe not,
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by tremendo 12y ago
Well that issue is the whole ethical concern and restraint for not experimenting in humans,
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Chinese scientists genetically modify human embryos(nature.com)
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by tremendo 12y ago
Thanks for the clarification. Many years living in the US but still haven't learned all little references like this one.
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by tremendo 12y ago
It's for counting!? I always had this idea it was like a pseudo-random way of picking one option out of several, like in my part of México we (used-to) use (not-really Spanish) "de tín marín de do-pingüé, cúcara mácara tîtiri füé,
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by tremendo 12y ago
I always loved Invictus. it was also my Father's favorite, and I remember how I felt "offended" when I learned Timothy McVeigh had chosen it for his last words.
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by tremendo 12y ago
Gustavo Adolfo Becquer, about poetry itself (sorry, Spanish is my language, still wanted to share): No digáis que agotado su tesoro, de asuntos falta enmudeció la lira: podrá no haber poetas, pero siempre habrá poesía. Mientras las ondas
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by tremendo 12y ago
They're basically turning it into resistant starch. Calorie reduction is probably the lesser benefit of it. Resistant starch feeds the comensal bacteria in the gut. This is "good" bacteria. Or think of these resitant starches
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by tremendo 12y ago
I'm working my way through the matasano crypto challenges and learning a lot. http://cryptopals.com/ Also learning Racket through HtDP http://www.ccs.neu.edu/home/matthias/HtDP2e I had starte
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by tremendo 12y ago
I replaced Hover Zoom with Hover Free some time ago, after the original started betraying my trust, I enable Hover Free even on incognito mode https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/hover-free/hcmnngg... M
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by tremendo 12y ago
I have a younger-than-thirteen daughter who would love to be able to post her video creations to YT too, and have her own channel. I had created a gmail account for her before, then she tried to create her channel and was asked for her
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by tremendo 12y ago
The "Clean" episode [1] of PBS's "How We got to now" explored how in one particular case drinking beer was preferred over drinking water. If I recall correctly (the video is no longer available for streaming) drinki
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by tremendo 12y ago
More than Black Mirror, it reminded me of Wall-e, where humans have become so atrophied from not doing anything. I need a device to rid me of the burden of locking the door, or putting on some PJ's. Ironically the constant use of scree
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by tremendo 12y ago
Another resource, titled "Coding Math", but covers such topics as tweening, easing, ballistics…: https://www.youtube.com/user/codingmath/videos
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by tremendo 12y ago
> Why would HN highlight these distortions? So that you and others that already knew better could come here and educate us that didn't. Thank you.
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by tremendo 12y ago
Or, IMO more clearly organized and presented information: http://examine.com/supplements/Salvia+sclarea/
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by tremendo 12y ago
> they might… Indeed http://www.google.com/nexus/5/ and http://www.google.com/nexus/9/
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by tremendo 12y ago
I was confused by that too, seems they switched the definition of front and rear. The new "way" is used consistently also on the Nexus 9 and Nexus 5 tabs.
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by tremendo 12y ago
Yes. Newsblur (after GReader).
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by tremendo 12y ago
The whole answer is non-comital. "There's no reason" ... "Of course, Microsoft can’t make decisions for other companies or predict the choices that they might make in the future." And to me that signals "We don
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by tremendo 12y ago
Something like Contatta? I used to work there a year or so ago, so I may be biased, but still feel it's an improvement over email and sterile CRM. I personally like how it brings several pieces together, even if it's still missing
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by tremendo 12y ago
I was expecting another disappointment but no, on this somewhat dated system it runs great, and I was really impressed with several of the demos, even manipulating/rotating them in real time with the mouse, all running quite smoothly:
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by tremendo 12y ago
Did you by any chance try it while on port/coastal/tropical town? I know not everybody likes it, but having grown up eating and drinking coconuts I love the stuff. And yes, the packaged water found in grocery stores here (U.S.) is
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by tremendo 12y ago
Or, Settings > On Startup... "Continue where you left off". This will restore your tabs after launching Chrome.
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by tremendo 13y ago
I see an invitation to "reserve yours" but, no pricing? All I could find was a quote from Engadget [1] that it'll be "under $300". And isn't this security still dependent on the security of each site you log in
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by tremendo 13y ago
> A farm is Somebody's house. and a food-production facility too? subject to USDA inspections and a whole set of regulations, being that what comes out of it has direct impact on public health? Certainly there should be provisions t
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by tremendo 13y ago
Image maps, Server-side includes (I still have a current site using these), cgi scripts, "Creating Killer Websites" by David Siegel who must have been the first self-proclaimed self-important Web guru who gave us the spacer gif. A

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