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vanattab
11y ago
The Canadian Priest who baptized my cousin was decapitated when he drove his small car under a moose. They are truly massive animals.
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11y ago
I made it as a member of hacker news for 1065 days with out having to listen to a penis joke; a miracle in the internet age. Oh well all good things come to an end eventually.
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11y ago
>Probably fair Really? The following text is coped from them message at the top of the link you provided. TLDR: block.blockhash() only works for the previous 256 blocks, so EtherPot is broken. Something strange happened with EtherPot aft
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vanattab
11y ago
I don't think so. The reason a recent hire is well suited to onboarding a new hire is because process of onboarding is very dynamic and changing and its a one time or at least rare thing in the life of an employee. The onboarding proce
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11y ago
> (It's sad that the Greek and Roman religions are extinct. There should be some group trying to get the Pantheon in Rome back from the clutches of the Catholic Church.) This popular trend of bashing Catholics and their faith is rea
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11y ago
If the problem is to smooth to input data coming from the Wacom device you can try using a low pass butterworth filter. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Butterworth_filter I have used this to good effect for smoothing hea
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11y ago
Why do you assume the rate is constant and known rate. I would assume that there are peak and min times of the day when the website and datablees would be used, no?
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vanattab
12y ago
Visual studio with the vsVim plugin is a pleasure to use.
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vanattab
12y ago
Why the shivers? Have you used .NET? I my experience visual studios + .net framework is a pleasure to work with.
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12y ago
...To be continued? Are you fucking kidding me.
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12y ago
I just imagined and army of Converse wearing hipsters loaded with hard drives.
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vanattab
12y ago
Do you guys support the LMS colorspace i.e. where L,M,S is the stimulation of the long, med, short cones in the human eye.
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12y ago
Is notch? I was under the impression that notch has not worked on any real production code in a long time. I was always under the impression that he is not "technically" that good and the original minecraft code was very inefficie
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13y ago
I could not agree more. I am eating a late lunch alone at my favorite sushi bar as we speak! ... well type anyway.
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13y ago
Have there been any studies as to if this type of service increases or decreases the "carbon footprint" of the food. My gut instinct says it would increase it at least until there is a certain critical mass of orders in a geograph
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13y ago
Any examples of when such a thing has happened? I see how those clauses could be construde to apply to such a situation but I have never heard of such an extreme example in practice.
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13y ago
I support marriage equality and in general lean towards progressive/liberal polices. However I too am disturbed by the how aggressively progressive groups are getting where they demand that anyone who disagrees has to have their carrie
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13y ago
I have never in my life been asked if I was gay before any business transaction.
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13y ago
I wonder if the technique could some day be used to intentionally trigger smaller earthquakes to relieve pressure to prevent massive earthquakes.
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13y ago
>"I painstakingly retrieved all possible documentation, including: the police report, transcript of radio chatter, audio of my 911 call, security footage from Radius restaurant" So post it! The only thing he linked to is the au
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13y ago
I admit that the rise of Coeliac Disease is pretty mysterious but my problem is this article title conveys the notion that the article is going to give some insight into the mystery which it does not at all.
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13y ago
He doesn't like the federal government trampling _states_ rights. And I am unsure of what you mean by acceptance of states trampling rights? Could you elaborate?
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13y ago
The title seems to be link bait. What exactly is the gluten mystery this guy is solving? All I found in the article is that he is making whole wheat(%100) bread that has less gluten which as far as I can tell is not at all a mystery?
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13y ago
If electrons only traval a few mm or cm a sec how can I ping a server in Europe an fractions of a sec? I know much of the internet is fiber but surely there is a lot of copper there to. Could you explian?
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13y ago
I am not religious but that does not mean I think its fine to watch porn. Much of the porn out there is absolutely disturbing (rape and what not) and the people who produce that grabage are the worest of the worest. Not all of it is that wa
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13y ago
Who said it was? I don't see that in the article or comments.
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13y ago
Do you believe there are no differences in the AVERAGE male and female psyche?
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13y ago
I just read the link and I am not following your reasoning. Please explain.
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13y ago
>How many Norwegian terrorists have there been? At least two since 2011. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2467047/Terror-suspe... http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anders_Behring_Breivi
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13y ago
umm...me.
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