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by ux-app 11y ago
The majority of the weight loss has been fat. I've put on a considerable amount of muscle since Christmas 2014 and the scales show me at 10kg lighter.
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by ux-app 11y ago
> Has anyone here actually ever TRIED fasting a full 24h day? I've been IF throughout the past 8 months. It's by far the best way of losing weight I've found (10kg in 8 months). I'm planning on doing more fast
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by ux-app 11y ago
When I first heard of GSS I thought it was the holy grail of layout systems for app (not document) layout. On the surface, and as you mention, with simple examples it is deceptively alluring. However it quickly becomes apparent that the iss
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by ux-app 11y ago
a kind of "dead man's whistle" is guess?
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Deep Learning Godfather says machines learn like toddlers(cbc.ca)
1 points by ux-app 11y ago|0 comments
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by ux-app 11y ago
Pencil is great, you should definitely give it a go if you need to do any diagrams or GUI mockups. I've been working on a prototyping app for a while ( https://www.ux-app.com ). It's more geared toward interactive protot
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by ux-app 11y ago
I'm an ex programmer now working as a high school teacher. I wont pretend that the flexibility possible in a school environment applies universally. In regard to career advancement, I'm a realist. The primary effect of going part
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by ux-app 11y ago
> The question is whether there is a fundamental difference between machines in the real world (with sensors and arms and so on) and the human body and brain. This is pure philosophy, as no one yet knows the answers, but what if brain-li
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by ux-app 11y ago
Thank you for the detailed response. I'm looking forward to digging into the links you posted. > There is a small minority of philosophers and physicists who believe that there are meaningful quantum reactions happening I wonder why
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by ux-app 11y ago
I'm an absolute layman with regard to AI, so I'd be keen to hear some explanations with regard to the possibility of creating strong AI in silicon. Might there be properties of our biological brain that silicon can't capture?
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by ux-app 11y ago
> A child's brain is just a large neural network being fed patterned data over the course of many years by a variety of extremely high resolution analog sensors. Eventually the child begins to respond to the patterns Seems a bit ear
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by ux-app 11y ago
I agree with everything you've said. Don't have debt (or make it a priority to repay), and reduce consumption. You might be surprised see how much less you really need to live comfortably.
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by ux-app 11y ago
I've been working part time for just over 4 years now. It is the single best thing I have done for my mental health in the last 10 years. I have a mid-week weekend (Wed and most of Thu off) and it is awesome. I have no plan to go back
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by ux-app 11y ago
Not sure if you're being facetious or not. If you're really interested in working part time then just ask. The worst your boss can do is say no. I've been part time on and off for 4 years and I've made the permanent mov
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by ux-app 11y ago
Many thanks to Braden for putting this interview together. Braden reached out to me after seeing my product on Designer News and was kind enough to offer me the chance to talk about product development as a parent as well as some of the fea
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by ux-app 11y ago
heh.. well that sure wont be one of my regrets :)
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by ux-app 11y ago
>If this was viable, you'd think that studios would consider paying small teams to continue patching and generating content for games for some years. If you're Bethesda then maybe you don't get out of bed for less than $
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by ux-app 11y ago
In the end, most modders don't WANT to be paid for their mods, because it's not a profession. That's an interesting perspective. Sounds like there are some valid criticisms of the system Valve has put in place. To me it see
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by ux-app 11y ago
I haven't been paying extra close attention to the whole fiasco, but there's something that I don't understand. Are people really more in favor of modders getting 100% of $0 rather than 25% of $X? Is there more to this debate
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by ux-app 11y ago
Thanks for the kind words :) Thanks for the heads up about copy/paste, looks like a bug has crept in with regard to the this functionality. I'll fix this in the next day or two. >What would you say makes your app better than A
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by ux-app 11y ago
Some clickable links: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WtCcJIFZmFs and UX-App https://www.ux-app.com
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Show HN: Visual Code Editor for UX and Interaction Designers
5 points by ux-app 11y ago|3 comments
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by ux-app 12y ago
When I first heard of GSS I thought it was the solution to layout that we'd all been waiting for. Unfortunately it's not all roses. It's possible, and quite easy to inadvertently create cyclical constraint dependencies. Depen
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by ux-app 12y ago
I've never been a mac user and even I thoroughly enjoyed his write ups! John's certainly earned his place in the long form tech journalism pantheon.
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by ux-app 12y ago
> But you seem to dislike the idea of other people being better off, period. I don't see what you gain from the mail boy being poorer. Great point. This seems to be an unfortunate aspect of human nature. Many people seem to exhibit
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by ux-app 12y ago
please don't take this as a critical or snarky comment (I've enjoyed our discussion), but did you read my responses in this thread? --- Since my very first comment in this thread I have said that the felony charge is a gross
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by ux-app 12y ago
I agree with almost everything you've said :) > I absolutely agree, that a student (or anyone) could gain unauthorized access to the computer / network is the primary concern. The fault there lies not with the student, but
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by ux-app 12y ago
Thanks for the response. It seems though, that you haven't really read what I wrote throughout this entire thread. I have always agreed that the password policy was very poor/negligent and that the school should do better in this
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by ux-app 12y ago
> Anyway, since you're assuming I'm being deliberately obtuse I'll bow out of the conversation here. Thank you for the exchange. If this offended you then I apologise. Since the beginning of this thread I have
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by ux-app 12y ago
I thought I made my point quite easy to understand. Unauthorized access to anyone's account is not a harmless prank! This goes double for accessing the teacher's account!! These are the facts that I have been addressing. At no p

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