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by zkhalique 10y ago
I heard from my professors that a smaller penis represented sophrosyne (latin temperantia ) rather than great unconstrained passions, a desirable trait.
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by zkhalique 10y ago
In our platform, we just let the developer call a function manually after updating the state of a tool. So it is event-driven reactive changes. Yes, shockingly, we don't save those keystrokes, but we also don't have the elaborate
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by zkhalique 10y ago
React is just about dirty-checking the view, while Angular dirty-checks the model. I mean, seriously, that's the main difference conceptually. You just modify some data structure and both frameworks will update some view.
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by zkhalique 10y ago
But what makes the "would have to" follow, let alone be enforceable? ANY sovereign government can pass a bill saying the same thing about any maker of any software, and they might even have long-arm statutes via agreements betwe
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by zkhalique 10y ago
Yeah, this is bordering on ridiculous. But, if any of this is contemplated, you can bet it's also being contemplated in China, Russia and everywhere else. The standard response should be: "would you want us to do the same for fore
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by zkhalique 10y ago
Well, it can be linked to the more serious Everett's many-worlds explanation and quantum immortality ... we don't live in a world in which we successfully fired up the LHC and the black hole destroyed everyone on Earth, because in
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by zkhalique 10y ago
First birds dropping bread, now this? http://content.time.com/time/health/article/0,8599,1937370,0... Perhaps the animals are trying to tell us something...
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by zkhalique 10y ago
Betteridge's law.
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by zkhalique 10y ago
Sneakernet thief!
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You don't know JS(github.com)
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by zkhalique 10y ago
I wonder where I can read about frank male experiences in a female-dominated field, such as nursing, or teaching elementary school.
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by zkhalique 10y ago
Actually, a lot of people will try for you. If you don't do something, someone else will. It's an interesting question as to why we humans want to be personally responsible for the major changes in the world. I think we want to le
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by zkhalique 11y ago
This reminds me of a video I saw recently whete Ted Cruz, along with other republican senators, politically attacked NASA for studying Earth's climate! http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=peL7Qecg3qQ
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by zkhalique 11y ago
Zak Khalique, cofounder here. Let me try to weigh in on this. Right now, you don't have much power with FB. When they rolled out the newsfeed, or instant personalization, or made site changes there were huge outcries, but it didn'
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by zkhalique 11y ago
Is this an April Fools joke itself?
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by zkhalique 11y ago
And what happens to those cash equivalents? They really don't generate any movement of money but just store value?
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by zkhalique 11y ago
You could describe them that way. Here is how we describe them: http://qbix.com/platform/guide/messages
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by zkhalique 11y ago
I agree that sync and offline storage is hard to get right. We developed a whole general-purpose platform to do exactly this, in a way that also supports multiple users, decentralized publishing, offline storage, synchronizing messages, opt
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by zkhalique 11y ago
What happens to the cash that is sitting on their balance sheets? They don't keep it under a mattress. It get stored in banks, and forms the fractional reserve for new loans. Who are those loans given to? Smaller businesses, mortgages
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by zkhalique 11y ago
Has anyone tried adding OpenEars to their app, to prevent having to send things over the internet from e.g. a basement? Is it any good at recognizing basic speech?
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by zkhalique 11y ago
Could someone write an article about Patrick McKenzie's appeal and techniques on marketing to the HN community? :) And by marketing, I mean getting their attention and building a brand, not money.
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by zkhalique 11y ago
"in the regimes we have tested" That sounds a lot like the qualifier so far as we know in your own example. In fact, the only example you've given where it arguably doesn't apply is mathematics. David Hume famously arg
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by zkhalique 11y ago
Listen, can't every argument contain that qualifier?
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by zkhalique 11y ago
And don't forget, the human grows organically from a complex system of DNA that also codes for way more than playing Go! And is able to perform a lot of tasks very efficiently, including cooperating together on open ended activities.
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by zkhalique 11y ago
Wow! Incredible! Now we know that they have a chance against each other. I would say that this was a very major point... otherwise we wouldn't know whether AlphaGo's powers have progressed to the point where no one can ever beat i
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by zkhalique 11y ago
On step 5, I don't see any share option.
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by zkhalique 11y ago
Obligatory xkcd: https://xkcd.com/882/
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by zkhalique 11y ago
Finally! I wondered how people actually know that the genetic code is the same in every cell. How would you prove that? What if everyone is a chimera to some extent? We are just getting started understanding epigenetics.
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by zkhalique 11y ago
So, they always bounce back from it, it's not as if they haven't botched things before.
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by zkhalique 11y ago
Emojis are fine. But I remember the first times I started seeing "LOL" and "ROTFLMAO". And I realized that the person wasn't really laughing, but they were quietly typing that on the keyboard. If you think about it,

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