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tudorw
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tudorw
6y ago
I'm a layperson with an interest so welcome input, my takeaway was this bit 'preliminary evidence suggests that exercise can improve cognitive performance intimately linked to ADHD presentations in children with and without an ADH
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6y ago
Pity I cannot just receive vanilla mark up and pick a client side theme.
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6y ago
and now I know I can buy tear gas flavoured ice cream, thanks for that ;)
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6y ago
Must confess I do have a special hat for writing YAML :)
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6y ago
Symfony is an outstanding framework and a real pleasure to build with.
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6y ago
could well be true, same can be said of sleep, the few good papers I've read often showed benefits and I don't recall any instances of harm so safe to try, but no money to pay for anything like the volume of research some rare ill
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7y ago
Thanks for that, it's a quick and rewarding read.
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7y ago
Apparently IBM tested a system where participants faces were projected onto dummies faces in a real room, voice related through speakers on each dummy, then the whole thing recorded and broadcast to participants.
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7y ago
Islands can have bridges or tunnels if you're so inclined :)
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7y ago
Dell Mini 5, 2010, oh how people laughed at my clown phone, now it's 'pocket size'!
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7y ago
Perhaps if the externalized costs of the pollution were more efficiently passed on to the consumer then the benefits of localized urban aquaponics might be enhanced.
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7y ago
The original Sony minidisc separate had unprotected spdif out which might be an alternative for some, I also looked at getting a minidisc data drive but they are hard to find.
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7y ago
Symmetric connection speeds we miss you, sorry about taking the internet and turning it into a few mega nodes, we'll learn eventually.
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7y ago
Love this, still holds a special place for me, we have a long way to go yet.
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7y ago
Working from home is a chance to experience unbridled flow, as a home worker since 96' I would say just do 3 or 4 hours a day for the first 2 weeks and resolve all those personal and home things that are on your mind, clear the runway
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7y ago
And when the retail investors get excited, smart money goes elsewhere, the parties already over...
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7y ago
That's a real shame :(
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7y ago
It is cool, thanks for correcting :)
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7y ago
If you are in a better position now, then treat yourself to some genuine Lego, I get that the fun factor is similar, but do check out the engineering tolerance on the Lego bricks, it's been sustained over decades :)
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7y ago
BTW an adult lego fan is apparently an 'AFL' pronounced like apple :)
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7y ago
I am glad they moved with the times and they deserve the success, while I lament the free form nature of the original limited palette it's great to see diversity in their ranges. So in amongst a sea of appalling franchised products not
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7y ago
you, not we :)
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7y ago
Glad to hear that your health is improving. I have my own set of experiences that lead me to support your argument, the medical community seems to suffer from a lot of defensive or downright elitist behaviour when it comes to a discussion o
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7y ago
Seriously, I've worked with coders where English is a second language, they literally had no idea that the combination of letters making up words we recognise were anything but symbolic of the function.
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7y ago
I accept that, but I still don't really understand the issue, which programming language can I pick where I don't need to read about what does what, I don't feel any language is intuitive per se?
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7y ago
You're probably right, although for a single word, it's a powerful one, 'Sir, your certainly going to die tomorrow' Vs 'Sir, you're almost certainly going to die tomorrow'....
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7y ago
That's in the instructions.
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7y ago
Almost :) Isn't the history of breakthroughs filled with almost?
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7y ago
Or if you'd just posted it on Usenet, oh wait
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7y ago
There's some high tech air and minimal water toilets in the service station on the M4 in the UK, there is a locking closing lid that triggers the flush, in the light of this seems very sensible.
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