uhhyeahdude

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Bacteria Living in Our Gut Are Hijacking and Controlling Our Genes(sciencealert.com)
1 points by uhhyeahdude 9y ago|0 comments
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by uhhyeahdude 9y ago
From the Developer's Introduction: " Cracks Knuckles Let's do this dance! * My soul is the chase prize in a lootbox, along with other, extremely valuable content (gotta be in good company after all). We'll call this box
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Former Freemium Developer Details the Grim Mechanics of F2P Mobile Games(reddit.com)
3 points by uhhyeahdude 9y ago|1 comments
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by uhhyeahdude 10y ago
This is a really great idea! It happens to be really useful to me right now, as I'm in Hawaii (big island, Hawai'i) and study things very much related to rock composition and age. There is so much history one can observe driving a
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by uhhyeahdude 10y ago
You have a thread with plenty of good advice already. Perhaps you can start your changes by deleting this reworded post? previous: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13735610
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by uhhyeahdude 10y ago
As an asshole in recovery, I cannot overstate how good this advice is. A mentor of mine once suggested that I do something similar, and for similar reasons. He didn't tell me why, but it's obvious now, and I can laugh about it. He
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by uhhyeahdude 10y ago
>Melatonin is also most effective at smaller doses, conterintuitively; try 300mcg instead of the more common 3-5mg doses. Sorry for no source on this, Googling around will help. This is not necessarily true. The effects of exogenous mela
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by uhhyeahdude 10y ago
And what a stupid bit of deceit at that! Publishing others' content for your own benefit, especially when they do so themselves, is reprehensible. Aiming for a highly technical niche of natural skeptics seems like a poor strategy. That
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by uhhyeahdude 10y ago
That's a fascinating concept, and something akin to what you are proposing is certainly needed in that particular niche. I read the your description page, and agree with most of your points regarding the rationale behind the project. I
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Humans can give dengue virus to mosquitos(arstechnica.com)
3 points by uhhyeahdude 11y ago|1 comments
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by uhhyeahdude 11y ago
You bring up some interesting ideas, and I am well aware of the current research on dementia (first hand exposure for prolonged periods will either turn you into an expert on the etiology of dementia, or make you run for the hills). If you&
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by uhhyeahdude 11y ago
I would wager a fair amount that most people diagnosed with ADHD are referring to schedule II substances when they mention stimulant medication. I didn't know that the racetams (or, per your comment, Piracetam at least) have a major ef
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by uhhyeahdude 11y ago
tl;dr, because it looks like I rambled: I agree, here are some possible underlying causes, people have different perceptions of the material world, people respond poorly to certain types of criticism, and the aging population suffers from
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“my brain starts to eat itself”(pastebin.com)
1 points by uhhyeahdude 12y ago|0 comments
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by uhhyeahdude 14y ago
That game looks awesome. I'm going to play it with a certain relative who is a cold war geek. Thanks for informing me of its existence.
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by uhhyeahdude 14y ago
<Coding in C is like carrying a loaded gun pointed at your feet.> Could not agree more. Except I would say pointed at someones head, or, perhaps, your own.
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by uhhyeahdude 14y ago
Oh, and this. For sure. Why is everything so slow?!
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by uhhyeahdude 14y ago
When you are attempting to do a very specific thing. Not going to go into what that might be, unless you're curious, but sometimes you do need to know exactly or as close to exactly how your code is operating.
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by uhhyeahdude 14y ago
Dude (or female, not sure), that is and evil an brilliant idea. Even if it never made it on Kickstarter, it would certainly start a movement.
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by uhhyeahdude 14y ago
Fair point, sir. But I don't know that those are always optimal solutions.
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by uhhyeahdude 14y ago
And, look, I'm relatively new to the game, so please forgive my ignorance when it appears - although I definitely get what you are saying with this comment.
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by uhhyeahdude 14y ago
Oh, you are certainly on point. But how deep down the rabbit hole do you want to go? I mean, after reading "Trusting Trust", you really can't be sure of anything. Who writes your compilers? Assuming you are not specifically referring to sec
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by uhhyeahdude 14y ago
This is exactly why I'm learning the various ASM right now. I am not content (depending on what I'm trying to do, of course) with a program just doing "something" that works.
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by uhhyeahdude 14y ago
I agree with all of these comments. But... Unless you are an old-school coder who grew up with C, it is just so much easier to get stuff done with Python/Ruby or, hell, Bash/Awk/Perl. Granted, that last was for very specific tasks, but stil
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by uhhyeahdude 14y ago
Um, no shit. I sure did. Although it took me until seventeen until I was scripted something "effective". Unfortunately, for some of us, the regular hit of an irregular dose of dopamine (and other stuff, norepenephrine, etc...) will lead to
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by uhhyeahdude 14y ago
That was my experience. My Dad and I listened to to show together when we happened to be out in in the car on the weekend, and some of the stuff that was brought up lead to further discussion between us. These days: cannot stand the show; h
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by uhhyeahdude 14y ago
I use some of these tools, thanks for the post. I think that there are a lot of people who are unaware that they can have an attractive and (sometimes profoundly useful, depending on what you do) shell experience.
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by uhhyeahdude 16y ago
weev is a trolls' troll, so I wouldn't take anything at face value. weev on trolling and troll culture: http://www.corrupt.org/act/interviews/weev
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by uhhyeahdude 16y ago
Oh, weev... http://weev.livejournal.com/ weev as the iProphet: http://the-iprophet.org/ http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-5643217366887354926... (toorcon talk while tripping) http://seclists.org/fulldisclosure/2009/Oct/82 (so