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Neither, there has been research done of people programming, and they measured the most activity to be in areas related to short term (working) memory. Also as a 10+ year musician, I prefer programming (or any task that needs focus) without
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Yes they do, but it's bigger than technicalities. People buy products when the person behind it, shows confidence and a sense of "predictability" and consistency. Apple says (as extension from Steve Jobs), we care about the d
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There's also the fact that the default passwd often is a 'strong' one (ie. 7yYbaksOo... etc.) I think this is misleading, because the reason for this hack is not technical issue. The strongest passwd is useless if it's t
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Little is known about why he died. I see many people go full tryhard when a child is in danger, doing dumb stuff. I can see a scenario where he wanted to rush it, potentially cuttin corners, because of doom rainfall scenarios. This makes hi
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http://brackets.io/ has a live view for basic html and css. There's a package for the nodejs ecosystem called "nodemon" https://github.com/remy/nodemon That restarts the webserver on fil
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VASywEuqFd8
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While I don't want to take anything away from Portugal, we should maintain objectivity. The Netherlands for example have a poor rating in regards to renewable energy source. Looking back at Portugal, their main source is a hydroelectri
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I take issue with the 100ms statement, but perhaps I'm missing something. My hands automatically tend to play ahead of time when I play on a midi keyboard (piano piece) with anything more than 12ms. Doesn't matter what I think I p
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Physical currency per bill needs to travel once and in big quantities in the same truck. Then it circulates on "residual human energy" from pocket to pocket for years. There is an absolute initial cost, but then there is none. CC
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There are multiple factors at hand. For example, soldiers kill people, because it's "war" or they have "orders" or it's "the just way to deal with things". If they'd kill the same person on the s
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I sought professional help to deal with life influencing jealousy and doubts. What helped me deal with this, is to find out that I undervalued myself and overtly dedicated myself to my partner. Once you don't view your life as the rela
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With modern forensics knife wounds can be analyzed to give leads on which type of knife used. If the attackers are caught and or the knife is found it can contain dna/fingerprints from either party to link the crime to the suspect. Ac
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But this entire thread surely stems from 'ramifications of browser features (by Apple) for the net', and not about the english literature, and certainly nothing personal towards you. This is at least not my intent. If you disagree
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It is not literally analogous, but then you favor an argument about semantics over the actual argument at hand. People tend to default naturally to what requires the least effort to work; - This feature is default on their browser. - Other
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No this is the postal company deciding for you which ads are not "worthy" enough, and not delivering them at all. This has nothing to do with net neutrality directly at all. The parallel it does share, is giving Apple a potential
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My phone company offered me free data usage on spotify. Sounds great right! Except this is bordering against net neutrality. You see, like with net neutrality, Apple could offer services in the future to companies to get a "free pass&q
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Open an oven, but not entirely, just a few inches, the air that is forced out from the oven through the narrow opening will burn your face instantly. Open it entirely, and whilst hot it's still far less heat. My point being, that the
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Same. The only thing that intrigues me is that you can make pretty website for the paranoids who run hard script blockers.
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Nuking and fallout also tend to carry somewhat abstract and emotional meanings to the every day person. You essentially dispersing (or fusing likewise) certain molecule bonds which release heat and energy, which can be deadly, and the layer
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The average painter can't construct his own pallette and canvas. The average guitarist don't know shit about building a guitar, amp or pedals, which are electrical engineering and woodwork. We come to accept these, I don't se
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Is Trump the most eloquent politician. Is bieber a musical genius ala Bach. Is mcdonalds fine dining. Not a single field that ever was has amicable correlation in regards to position to talent or knowledge. Yet the ones mentioned own their
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Agreed, this is not Trumps fault. To me it all feels like the classic "I dare you to punch me"
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True, I liked it though, but it wasn't populated all year through. When there were some people in up season it was alright. I just interpreted off-the-grid not just by it's mechanical definition, but also conceptually.
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You forget the psychological aspect though. I consider myself a loner, often sit alone at times when everyone is out. I then went to live in the mountains for a while (due to work) sounded great, had internet, a phone, a house 10 times as b
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I don't get it. Aircraft carrier and a Tanker.. perhaps, but it's a destroyer.. intercept and agility is it's entire design concept... Tanker: 30k ton, 10 knots Destroyer: 9k ton, 30+ knots https://www.youtube.com
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There are 530k national guards /rserved and 460k actual soldiers in America, combined making up 990k. That's 310k more "threats". Need a bigger army XD Half America crying out against Nazi's, but extracting informat
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I wonder if a portion is simply not a figurative allergy. "Government" is a concept that stands or falls by control, regulation and ownership, or lack thereoff. All characteristics that naturally go the opposite direction compared
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Fear is the mindkiller
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I personally believe a lot of this can be learned like any other skill. You just need to approach it differently and actively, not passively. That said, I think it's slightly overrated, because most people don't even understand th
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This is not unexpected if u take into account behind all the code are still humans . Everyone can share everything for free, safe and sound in a happy world. Didn't happen ever in the "real world", won't happen here. It
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