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Tetrachromacy in humans(discovermagazine.com)
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by yjyft846jh 14y ago
This is also a good reference, if perhaps a little technical for lay reading: http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/qualia/
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by yjyft846jh 14y ago
Makes sense for IBM, as they do have a history of that sort of thing [1]. [1] http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2002/mar/29/humanities.highe...
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by yjyft846jh 14y ago
Reminds me of this question on JPEG images: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3937885/cross-browser-inc...
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by yjyft846jh 14y ago
So I can write code I'm proud of. Everything I've released has been carefully crafted so it's a work of beauty, relatively speaking. I don't get to do that much for my usual contract work (yes, I'm one of those developers - sorry).
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by yjyft846jh 14y ago
That sounds nice, but what about the actual military stuff, where you actually have to participate in war? Surely that is the biggest caveat of using the military as a self-improvement exercise. That and being stuck in there for X years. So
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by yjyft846jh 14y ago
Very clear explanation, thanks!
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by yjyft846jh 14y ago
Nice work, I would suggest expanding the range of ccTLDs though - as there are so many, maybe put the available ones at the top of the ccTLD list to prevent too much scrolling. I like the quick links to registrars at the side, very handy.
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by yjyft846jh 14y ago
I don't see how that would cause a problem. If the website ever sent an email to me, I would know about it and just be able to do password recovery and delete the account. If the website never sends an email, it's of no inconvenience to me.
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by yjyft846jh 14y ago
I don't understand how this is an advantage over just using email address as username with a password, like many sites do already. Can someone please explain the benefit? [Edit: message to user Anonymous09, who replied to me below - you app