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>If man made it, don't eat it Yeah it does come across as too simple. I've heard a variation of it, also attributed to Lalane, that says, "If it comes in a wrapper, don't eat it." The idea is that if it's in
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I do agree that "marketing" is a big part of the problem. We're told over and over that it's hard, and the only time we're told it's easy is when someone is trying to sell us some weight loss program. The first
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11y ago
>In 1992, I co-founded a company with Chip Morningstar and Douglas Crockford named Electric Communities. Oh wow, it's really that Douglas Crockford. Embarrassed to say I only knew of his Javascript work.
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11y ago
Soon you won't have memories, only pictures.
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11y ago
My thoughts exactly. Really hope they don't take too long in leaking more powerful targets.
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11y ago
They're teens, good judgment is something they're still working on developing.
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11y ago
The footer even hypocritically says Proudly published with Ghost.
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11y ago
"In the West, there’s a tendency to approve of it as a necessary if overzealous effort to curb China’s population growth and overcome poverty. In fact, it was unnecessary and has led to a rapid aging of China’s population that may unde
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11y ago
It's another dumb April Fool's joke.
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Using an app is different from using a CGM. It doesn't say in the FAQ if Glucosio parses data from a CGM, but it does say Glucosio takes input from your glucose monitor and outputs graphs and suggestions.
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11y ago
It just seems like endless fake product announcements which aren't really that funny.
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11y ago
You should have milked it for all it's worth and submitted separate posts for all these links!
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11y ago
>"All of them said there had been a reduction in water levels over the years. Also when we were sailing on the Ganges, we did not find a single turtle. The river was so dirty that it stank. There were effluents, sewage and dead bodi
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11y ago
Also, helping a handful of calculator companies maintain a monopoly on the graphing calculator market.
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11y ago
Definitely agree with this. The exchange the doctor describes to begin the article is also common online. I've spent a lot of time in anxiety and depression support forums and chat rooms for my own problems with anxiety. The most commo
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11y ago
Doesn't discount the possibility that it moved right since Nixon and is moving left again.
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11y ago
I thought it was particularly interesting when the author talked about differing reactions people had when taking psychiatric medication. It then seems that the effect of psychiatric medication has more to do with the person's frame of
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11y ago
There's another vote in November.
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11y ago
It even includes a function for padding strings. I think you would be doing better for yourself using lodash over left-pad, and the cost of including a bigger library on server-side JS is negligible.
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11y ago
>The network isn't reliable, packages can changed innocently or maliciously, and mistakes happen. Exactly. I'd like to know if andy_ppp reviews every update to packages that andy_ppp wants to include too.
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I won't defend either Azer or Kik. This whole episode just has me shaking my head. Why do people need to include a module for 10 lines of code that do something basic? Azer's actions brought chaos to the ecosystem because people s
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I'm not sure that it adds nothing. It's obvious what it's satirizing, but when you get to the end of the article, it does make you wonder what the big deal was. The reason why Azer Koçulu removing his modules from npm was suc
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11y ago
Well, it is a satire site...
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It's the kind of elitist attitude stereotypical of iOS users. Just goes to show they got that attitude straight from Apple itself.
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11y ago
>A properly configured iPad, leveraging iCloud for device backups, photo backups, email credentials etc, solves all of these problems. The iPad first came out in 2010. How many of those iPads are still being used? The original iPad can&#
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>If anything we should work to get smart phones in the hands of the poor. It sure as hell won't be iPhones we get into the hands of the poor. There are regional mvno's/prepaid carriers here who pretty much give away cheap
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>It's not unreasonable to be afraid of what might happen when you throw new chemicals into the mix. The media helps this along by sensationalizing any erratic behavior done under the influence of new chemicals. Just look at the cove
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>Kirby's Dreamland 3 for SNES, except it's rare and worth at least $80 I have that game, always loved playing that game, and am surprised to know it's now worth at least $80!
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This is a cautionary tale on why it is so often a bad idea to start a relationship with someone at work. In addition to that, though, it really shows how terrible management was (maybe still is?) at Squarespace. I would not want to work the
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11y ago
You would just be trading corporate abuse for union abuse.
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