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by tremendo 15y ago
Last time I checked Chobani had enough sugar in them, they come with mixed-in fruit. I much prefer Fage total, I call it "real" as in full-fat yougurt, lowest carb/sugar of any other competing products, very high in protein too.
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by tremendo 15y ago
new TouchPads in the hands of a bunch of nerds… I looked for one in local stores and they all told me that eBay hustlers had bought them very quickly after the price drop. Haven't looked on eBay but if true then it's not necessarily the n
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by tremendo 15y ago
Making assumptions here. Since yours is a "hosted" service, then your "enterprise-level" clients/users have no bearing on what platform you choose, right?. What platform do you have expertise in? Sounds like you already have something worki
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by tremendo 15y ago
I see you use the (function() {…})(); syntax in your gist, while the linked article uses (function() {…}()); I tried some simple experiment, even passing a param in the outer parens, and both seemed to work the same, and ok. Is one of these
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by tremendo 15y ago
My favorite reason for using single quotes whenever possible, is that it doesn't require two fingers (Shift for double quotes), so it's easy on my fingers and faster, and it's also easier (for me) when switching languages, as normally you c
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by tremendo 16y ago
I felt let down by the interviewer interrupting and changing the topic at least two times when I was eager to hear more. The first when Lustig tries to address Alan Aragon's criticisms, he even insists that it is important to follow on it,
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by tremendo 16y ago
PHP's docs are good and bad in the same way that PHP itself is good and bad. For PHP the language reference is quick, easy, simple. Offers the syntax with required and optional parameters followed by a quick and typical use case. When that
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by tremendo 16y ago
Yes, http://qik.com/ (not affiliated, not a user, but it seems to do this).
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by tremendo 16y ago
It's downright harmful, in the most literal sense of the term. Supposing readership gets scared enough to eliminate these "added sugars" from their diet, like Soda and candy and cookies cease to exist. How is that harmful? Oh yeah, some c
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by tremendo 16y ago
I've been standing for about two months now. The thing to keep in mind is that yes, it's an improvement over sitting for 8 hours straight, but not a "cure", or something that somehow will save us from the health-related problems of sitting
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by tremendo 16y ago
I liked the presentation, she clearly knows CSS well, but do count me amongst those that did not buy in to her theory. I've seen plenty of horrific stylesheets and seen some that over time turn into incomprehensible messes, but I didn't see
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by tremendo 16y ago
Fascinating. And interesting to see that the UK conducted some explosions on US territory too. And that there have been over 2,000 nuclear explosions to date. The tests go crazy in the late 50's, then again in the 70's through about 1993 af
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by tremendo 16y ago
Works fine for me, Chromium 9.0.597.107 Ubuntu 10.10 64Bit
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by tremendo 16y ago
Would you say socialcam is a direct competitor to Qik? Does it do live streaming? video chat?
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by tremendo 16y ago
I resisted long enough, but I'm really enjoying having this ultra-portable computer (smart phone) on me all the time. Interestingly for me, is that the phone probably doesn't draw as much attention and envious looks and comments (in my circ
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by tremendo 16y ago
Maybe Redshift will work better for you? http://jonls.dk/redshift/
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by tremendo 16y ago
My impression was always that Macromedia acquired FutureSplash (shortened to Flash) when it became clear it could kill Shockwave, which was much slower (14Kbps connections then). Flash also had a rapid release cycle, which did not have any
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by tremendo 16y ago
http://twitter.com/robotwisdom has some results from the show, don't know how he was able to see it already.
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by tremendo 16y ago
Just last week Cory Doctorow did (I believe) a really good analysis of Morozov's Net Delusion: http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/2011/jan/25/net-activis... As for Gladwell, I believe it's just too easy to take shots at "Social Media" i
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by tremendo 16y ago
> haven't ready any… all you are seeing novice gains… Interestingly I've also seen the complaint that "all strength coaches know that if you've already had training experience, it's very easy to regain muscle pounds". So you gain if you
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by tremendo 16y ago
alert('"'+i+'"')
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by tremendo 16y ago
I have been doing this for a few months. Some notes: I always had oily skin, and it seems to me now my skin was likely overreacting to the use of soap as it now is a lot more stable and to me it just feels finally "right", no longer needing
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by tremendo 16y ago
Haven't used Zim, but looks at least a little like Tomboy, which has several options for synchronization, using a local folder (Dropbox?), SSH, WebDAV and something they call Tomboy Web. I don't love Tomboy, but it's easy and functional eno
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by tremendo 16y ago
31. The only stress was that at a point I was alarmed because I felt I was misreading too many.
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by tremendo 16y ago
I'm all for the humane treatment of animals. Humans are animals. But doesn't "person" imply "human"? Does a human need to be intelligent to be a person? what about someone with extensive brain damage, wouldn't (s)he still be a person? Why m
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by tremendo 16y ago
Yes, I have been following this too, and it feels like near the end in the last few chapters. Still have trouble reconciling HP's intelligence with him being 11 yrs old. Huge contrast with the "authentic" HP whom apparently had learnt nothi
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by tremendo 16y ago
Started on A Game of Thrones (G. Martin), in at around 100 pages it hasn't really captured me, and now Towers of Midnight (Jordan & Sanderson) is here so I think I'll postpone GoT. Also started The Land of Lisp as a total Lisp new
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by tremendo 16y ago
Ditto. And it's so awesome to see the author's whimsy pay off so well, judging by the overall response here.
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by tremendo 16y ago
Nothing new in that sense (diet was more than meat). Of course hunter gatherers also gathered, and used whatever food was available to them. In the source study [ http://www.pnas.org/content/early/2010/10/08/1006993107.full... ] the discuss
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by tremendo 16y ago
Is there a way to filter out east Asia? there's a lot of people there. Either way, the graphic does not really show a great increase for the dot-Net framework but a bigger decline in searches for RoR.

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