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Freegile
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Comment #22046407
Why does this need a service? Isn't the only thing that needs to be accomplished to auto-mail you every day "Whats up?" from you+diary@youremaildomain.com? Then you just reply and …
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Comment #22032934
Are qwant and ecosia doing their own indexing of the web? As far as I know, beta.cliqz.com is trying to do that. Starting off with a kind of crowd sourced Google scraping. Will be …
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Comment #21923261
If the user is able to read that page, then how is Wikipedia "removing support for insecure TLS protocol versions"? I think that is not what is happening here. Instead they display…
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Comment #21682282
How to lean down your stack so it will survive longer. That is what I am interested in most. A pure html/css/js stack will probably last 10x longer then the typical stack developer…
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Comment #21657955
But does it have to be =>? How about ~>? $a=[$x ~> $x*2, $x ~> $x*$x]; $a[1](5); // 25 Looks cool to me.
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Comment #21657812
I wonder why they added the "fn()" thing on the left of the array functions. Javascript: $square = $x => $x*$x; PHP : $square = fn($x) => $x*$x; Probably so that it works inside ar…
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Comment #21642999
Sorry, but none of these are studies about the relationship between depression and inflammation treatment. Such a study would have to provide a measurement of the severity of the d…
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Comment #21642935
Hmm.. that seems like a journalistic article that one would have to pay $41.95 for to read it? I would be more interested in a study. With clearly outlined methology.
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Comment #21642895
"clinical depression" vs. the run of the mill use of "depression" This is exactly what I am interested in. If it is a qualitative difference or a quantitative. If qualitative, it w…
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Comment #21640956
Depression has plenty of evidence linking it to inflammation That would be interesting. What makes you think so? Any studies you can link to?
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Comment #21639986
What cures it?
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Comment #21639949
So has it been studied? Are there popular theories on what the mechanics behind depression are? I would be curious to know these. Both, headaches and depression to me seem to have …
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Comment #21639583
I often wonder if Depression really is a "disorder" that you either have or don't have. And that can be "cured". Unlike having a broken leg or having the flu, depression seems to b…