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by uberalex 13y ago
I have lost quite a lot of weight recently, and went out of obese to normal weight range for now. I do think that there is a clear difference between 'I should cut back on the cakes'-type overweight, and 'I have inadequate co
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by uberalex 13y ago
I have to agree with you, but I wonder will it ever be feasible to really understand that in a way that helps individuals? There's an amazing amount of hidden complexity. For me this experiment is a testament to the variety of human individ
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by uberalex 14y ago
I care about calories very much, I have found it an effective way to manage my weight. Calories, Carbs, Protein, Fat (Saturated vs. unsaturated & Trans). Maybe marking high-sodium foods, foods containing nuts, foods conta
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by uberalex 14y ago
I have found http://www.myfitnesspal.com/ My fitness pal to be the best choice for calorie counting. This is mostly because it keeps the records accessible on the web as well as through the app, and because it has the largest and most div
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by uberalex 14y ago
For me, the blame lies principally with the CPS and the Police, who should have exercised their judgment and not prosecuted.
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by uberalex 14y ago
The link to the full judgment was tweeted here: https://twitter.com/JudiciaryUK/status/228777076352770048
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by uberalex 14y ago
I think it has to do with helping to keep iOS users, who are numerous and often technical, inside the google service infrastructure by providing chrome syncing to their iPhone/iPad.
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by uberalex 15y ago
I'm really keen to get at least one for using as XBMC. but I still have no idea when I might get to even order one.
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by uberalex 15y ago
There are other HIIT techniques, http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/High-intensity_interval_train... and I gather a common problem with the model is that you have to squeeze the real intensity out of each session, which can be hard. It's also
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by uberalex 15y ago
I like the article but I wonder a little about the figures. He seems to assume that the extra research measures push the likelihood of a successful mars mission from 90% to 95%. I think this underestimates the complexity of the problem. Two
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by uberalex 15y ago
I found it particularly surprising because Broadcom are supporting the project so enthusiastically.
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by uberalex 15y ago
Trees have leaves on all sides so that catch the sun throughout the day.
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by uberalex 15y ago
You need to enable emoji. There are several free App store apps that will do it. One is Emoji Free! By Awesomest Inc.
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by uberalex 15y ago
Best of luck with it! My experience is that the hardest errors are the ones that happen when the system appears to run perfectly :) It may not be a browser error, but a communication one.
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by uberalex 15y ago
I suspect $1 is too low, especially if the 6 month theory is correct. I imagine users more likely to pay 5 or 10 dollars because the perceived value of the product is higher, making it more attractive. I feel at $1 the user might think that
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by uberalex 15y ago
Hi, thanks for an interesting article. I'm curious about the user experience they had -- did users use the tool successfully? Do you have a measure of their average stay or actions? I'd be interested to know if some arrived thinking it did
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by uberalex 15y ago
This is great. A reset button would be handy though, as I spent ages trying to get the scales back in alignment :)
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by uberalex 15y ago
Can anyone comment on how it's built? I presume that the images are loaded in place-holders in the video, but I would love to know more about it.
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by uberalex 15y ago
The accenture release is interesting: http://newsroom.accenture.com/article_display.cfm?article_id... "Transitioning employees, located in China, Finland, India, United Kingdom and the United States, will initially work on Symbian softwar
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by uberalex 15y ago
I can see typewriters that are small and portable with nice design making a comeback, but this article seems to refer to full scale electric typewriters of the IBM Selectric mode. Something like this olivetti might sell http://en.wikipedia
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by uberalex 16y ago
Why does it say "July, 1869" at the bottom? Were they using the same set of questions for 30 years, or was it put in the library 30 years after it was used?
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by uberalex 16y ago
This article is very interesting. The iTunes example in particular shows that these measures have to be transparent or they won't work very well. I think this was very much Microsoft's vision for Livemesh; they were thinking about desktop
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by uberalex 16y ago
I like this very much, and I would love to see markdown or some other rich markup for chatting.
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by uberalex 16y ago
The CEO of Green Parrot gave a great TEDx Dublin Talk on Bullet time and interpolation. Well worth a look. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UoQ5rdTa4Tg
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by uberalex 16y ago
Excellent point. I think the article puts on the trappings of science, but is actually entirely speculative.
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by uberalex 16y ago
Me too. The implementation would work a lot better if it didn't change the url each time. Could javascript return false fix that?
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by uberalex 16y ago
Perfect legendary anecdote. What sort of customisation do you do to an axe to make it cost $5,000?
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by uberalex 16y ago
This is a creative idea, but I have a few suggestions. 1) Penmanship is a key thing with this, I suppose if it looks too professional that could be a problem, but the note in the sample seems like the lines are bunched and skewed. 2) One qu
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by uberalex 16y ago
There's lots of research in this sort of area through publish/subscribe and knowledge-based networks. Have a look here http://kdeg.cs.tcd.ie/KBN