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cybersol
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Comment #47859667
I had intestinal bleeding after double ibuprofen dosage over several weeks for back pain. Definitely watch out for any prolonged and heavy use of NSAIDs.
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Comment #37009423
It's amazing these projects began over 50 years ago in 1972 when 8-track tapes still dominated cassettes for music delivery.
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Comment #36515352
Am I the only one who would pay micro transaction fees to read specific high quality articles? I guess so since so many companies just died instead of trying that model.
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Comment #36267782
From the headline this also seems to violate the CCPA in California.
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Comment #35102307
HN thread on this is here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35100743
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Comment #33725013
So Proton is like Debian, Proton Next is like Debian Testing, and Proton Experimental is like Debian Sid. Got it, thanks!
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Comment #32644132
Maybe I am missing something, but isn't pushing this way usually possible by one-time BillPay?
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Comment #28561839
When both the government and the advertising companies have an aligned incentive to spy on us all, Why would the government pass either privacy or advertising laws?
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Comment #28521543
Thanks for the perspective. The closest western way of thinking to be is, "It is not the about the destination but the journey". The whole concept also reminds me of Eckhart Tolle'…
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Comment #28518624
For now, at least until they extend it another 100 years.
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Comment #24844603
The people who made psycho decided they needed a JIT to really make Python much faster. So they created PyPy and developed it instead.
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Comment #24204349
The terms are often the same, but the percentage is more like 1% than 0.1%. Also the easy way up the management chain is to be a warm body in a rapidly growing company.
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Comment #23177589
I have a dream. What I really want was likely not possible when tabs were invented, but should be now. I want least recently used tabs to automatically fade away, but still be full…
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Comment #20969816
I would gladly pay per article, but unfortunately that is not an option.
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Comment #20854490
The follow-up blog she linked at the bottom is even better at describing the mindset of a technical leader, which will take you far in any organization no matter what your current …
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Comment #20648487
Parking spaces at both at home and work can easily be more than that in a major city. That is more limiting than even the car costs.
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Comment #20589731
I would be interested in references here, as I'm not aware of treatments specific to autism in adults.
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Comment #19882617
I'm convinced most cats know a lot, they just don't feel the need to let you know they know.
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Comment #19707465
On the other hand, as someone who reads other peoples code just as my as I write my own, maybe by the time your lambda is many lines it should have its own name. And maybe the name…
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Comment #19620343
My strongest past memories of landscapes are this way, which I have also described as something like an expressionist painting. My conjured mental images (picture a red star) are j…
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Comment #19527911
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Comment #19325787
'sort' and 'uniq' should also be near the top of the list. And once your doing more on the command-line, 'join' and 'comm' can help you merge data from multiple files.
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Comment #19013909
I love using Python for getting stuff made fast, and then only if needed accelerating a few function calls to make it fast. I have used scipy, cython, and even the C-API for this, …
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Comment #18973935
I didn't see it, but a couple of people in chat on the live PBS feed mentioned it. IIRC it was about half-way between peak and going back to partial.