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by wapz 10y ago
Wow that's real interesting. I've always been sensitive to caffeine, and I can't drink any after noon otherwise I won't be able to sleep easily at night (around 10pm). I started drinking a cup of coffee every morning to
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by wapz 10y ago
I used to always wake up around 9:30am and now I have to be up at 6:45am everyday. Truthfully I was just sleep deprived for the first 2-3 weeks because I couldn't sleep before 10pm. Now I'm just so tired out. I recommend not drink
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by wapz 10y ago
As do I. Droughts are still going to be a problem in the future if nothing changes and the next time one hits it might be much worse. Having good rainfall for a year or two unfortunately just lets people brush off the problems we may face.
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by wapz 10y ago
I've seen several bike shares in the US in tourist areas and they were all awfully expensive (I want to say something like $5/hour or ~$15 for the day?). They also required you to park at one of the docking stations which wasn&#x2
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by wapz 10y ago
It's the unfortunate thing about the US. Although I don't think it's impossible, having any decent quality bike would definitely get stripped like you said. The only way I can imagine this being implemented is if there are bi
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by wapz 10y ago
They could definitely lower the search results and could definitely show the competitors if you searched for them without reprimand I believe. I remember when Google put google flights over competitors there was some legal action by the FTC
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by wapz 10y ago
I always thought that after photoshop/illustrator a lot of work is done with computers (layers and separating parts for movement etc). For example, if someone is running through a field I presumed the grass/trees would be 10-20 fr
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by wapz 10y ago
It's probably possible on an OS level but I'm guessing it's an expensive task. If you're playing a 3d game that's resource intensive and you want to check 'every' frame you'll surely take a performanc
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by wapz 10y ago
How does this work? Do you run your browser in development mode with a script or is there some way to run css on all pages you visit (sorry I'm not a web person and my terminology is surely off).
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by wapz 10y ago
I always figured if you had to do something illegal go to a public library you've never been to before and only use a computer once and never use it again. Also disguise yourself when you go. That being said you wouldn't be able t
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by wapz 10y ago
I agree with you completely. Banning the devices is really not going to do anything but piss off customers (maybe make a few feel safer).
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by wapz 10y ago
Same situation with me! I purchased a pasta maker (one of those fairly expensive 'automated' ones), and Amazon keeps suggesting I buy another one!
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by wapz 10y ago
How did you put tens of thousands of hours at home? Are you referring to remote work in your house? Or did you somehow have enough money saved up to study for 10 hours a day, every day, for 6+ years?
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by wapz 10y ago
Haha okay thanks for your advice. I'll definitely look into Ruby before building anything, then. Sounds like Sinatra might be better for me to start with if it's the simpler of the two.
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by wapz 10y ago
Oh don't worry I'm not trying to defend the positions of those I talked to. I started learning Laravel for a small project I'm doing (I wrote some native iOS and Android apps and want to make a web interface for users to get
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by wapz 10y ago
If you're talking about real estate you need to check out San Francisco. I thought it was bad about 4 years ago when I moved to Japan and a 2 room was going for $3400.. it's even worse now.
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by wapz 10y ago
I've talked to several back-end engineers recently and none of them recommended Rails because of the 'magic.' They have recommended Node w/express (most popular) followed by Django and for me personally (small project) t
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by wapz 10y ago
Not to support Microsoft's decision, but I'd say your analogy is backwards. It's more like you can't upgrade your bathroom unless you redo all the pipes (which is somewhat feasible). Your example would say in order to ge
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by wapz 10y ago
Well there are PC bricks, just not software bricks. I'd argue pouring coffee on your motherboard can brick it pretty easily. I think once the term became more widespread on mobile people used it for everything.
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by wapz 10y ago
And it looks really bad if you read the deposition by the WayMo (staff/manager?) employee.
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by wapz 10y ago
It's based on total operating costs--not the cost of the driver only. If you include how much they have to pay for everything else (developers, management, advertising, etc), the "cut" they get from each fare is less than how
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by wapz 10y ago
I'm in Japan now but being a Japanese-american I "look" like most Japanese. That being said, I'd say almost every Japanese knows I'm a foreigner before I open my mouth. Just the body language, way you walk, approach
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by wapz 10y ago
I really never understood why Nintendo so stringently protects their IP to the point of essentially not allowing youtube videos. I understand why they require always on for Mario run but I just feel like their choices aren't the best.
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by wapz 10y ago
> criminals don't know This is the best point. Police officers I have talked to advised against using the "Protected by ____" signs and use a generic "Alarm system installed" sign so criminals wouldn't have
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by wapz 10y ago
Truthfully, I think it will just spread more in the bay area. You have all the talent concentrated and you have people commuting far each way. Companies can just start popping up in concord, vallejo, and gilroy (just random examples. I have
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by wapz 10y ago
If you think about how their service started--as a tire replacement service--I don't think it's as concerning. If I wanted my tires changed or rotated I don't care who does it (I always took my bike to the CycleGear but that&
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by wapz 10y ago
I'm hoping that mos people who pay for windshield wiper replacements get it bundled. Let's say they don't want to leave their house to get an oil change (and are too lazy to do it themselves). They go to the site and request
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by wapz 10y ago
The article didn't mention a lot of other factors. If you drive to work you might go to the gym after work to burn the same calories the cyclist burned. Then you'd consume the same extra calories he did. Not only that, but the c
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by wapz 10y ago
You can't compare caloric content of lettuce to that of beef. Vegetarians don't stock up on lettuce to get calories. That being said, if every single person was vegetarian, I would bet we could get the efficiency of vegetable farm
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by wapz 10y ago
Does anyone have experience with this? I can't imagine eating a "similar amount" with one day being healthy, low-calorie foods and the other day being junk food can be good for your health.

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