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Comment #32059654
These are interesting not because you're solving for a game, but because you're potentially partially solving a category of problem.
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Comment #31899131
https://abildskov.io/2021/03/28/why-i-hate-submodules/
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Comment #31899074
> Submodules are usually good for frameworks and libraries that are more stable than your main codebase. However, those submodules under active development within the same organiza…
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Comment #31899059
In every respect, versioned libraries are far superior to submodules. Every time I've encountered submodules in any work projects, I've personally replaced them with auto-increment…
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Comment #31289364
This. Moat harder.
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Comment #31077277
Don't drink the koolaid. 1 point is the amount of work an average developer on the team can complete in 1 day of work (4-5 hours) Anything else is "Fugayzi, fugazi. It's a whazy. I…
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Comment #30880620
Who even holds their phone to their head anymore? Everyone I see only uses bluetooth. Seriously, how can you understand the inverse square law and be afraid of EM?
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Comment #30860679
The herb ephedra (Ma Huang/Mormon Tea) contains appreciable amounts of ephedrine and is prepared as a tea in Chinese medicine as a remedy for asthma and cold congestion. It can eas…
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Comment #29479044
Had to double check the logo to understand why I was reading this article in Grady's voice.
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Comment #27398915
"tank man Tiananmen" returns none. fishy
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Comment #27029743
Because the value of cryptocurrency is strongly effected by the volume of buy and sell pressure. Market cap implies that a level of liquidity which is likely not present -- it can …
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Comment #26986962
Not hard to diy. Time to invest in menthol spray companies?
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Comment #26959888
Extended wearing of ffp2 or n95 will reduce vo2 max. Reduction of vo2 max may lead to increased risk of injury. https://www.researchgate.net/publication/342729638_Effects_o...
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Comment #26549350
Move fast and break everything . Some version spread is desirable.
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Comment #26544454
Exercise Activity Thermogenesis is about 5% of calories, so the least significant contribution in total calories. Reduced NEAT (non-exercise activity thermogenesis/walking/fidgetin…
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Comment #26281123
Excess calories is the issue, not the form it takes. Net energy balance is what matters. Macros aren't "clean" or "dirty". (Trans-fats are a notable exception)
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Comment #26240418
Exactly > Hence, the key effect of commoditization is that the pricing power of the manufacturer or brand owner is weakened: when products become more similar from a buyer's point …
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Comment #26240372
Relatively high in oxylates. If you eat a lot, may contribute to kidney stones unless you cook it.
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Comment #26170400
Laws of economics are pretty clear on this. News, especially international news, is a commodity. Government can impose monopoly ruls to try to allow distribution channels to extrac…
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Comment #26169842
Agree 100%. Submodules should be instead be implemented through auto-published library semver jars which are auto-incremented.
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Comment #26105990
Can't agree more. Java in particular suffers greatly from Object toString with a weak contract and no global String interface. If String were an interface instead of an implementat…
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Comment #26071649
Just for clarification: How many watts does gold need?
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Comment #25784819
The question now: how soon before my fitness tracker stops working? (Given Google's track record)
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Comment #25687914
Proof of burn is more efficient and harder to game. Emails are already being send from botnets, which are already used for mining. Spam will exist as long as it is profitable. If i…
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Comment #25432594
It's sort of meta-defeatism when your resource is literally how to write html and your documentation avoids using it.