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hendryau

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    Comment #29280517

    Now look at the volume on the NASDAQ :D

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    Comment #20316121

    The trees won't all die at once.

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    Comment #20042626

    I've been building Angular apps for 3 years now, and all projects I've built have had a "relatively light" frontend, meaning little to no business logic there. Angular as a framewo…

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    Comment #18913412

    We are not in the early stages anymore.

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    Comment #17960071

    It doesn't need to be stored forever. As trees die and are farmed, they are replaced by new ones. Large forests in conjunction with reduced CO2 emission and renewables is the best …

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    Comment #17959057

    If only someone would invent something that could be stuck into the ground that would just suck CO2 out of the air. Hmmm...

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    Comment #12753840

    Let's be honest, no one has ever had to farm for Rupees in Zelda :)

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    Comment #12003072

    No, this is using the force-directed graph api provided by d3. https://bl.ocks.org/mbostock/4062045 It's pretty slow on mobile.

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    Comment #11503855

    Do you know of any good resources on storing/maintaining video files? I recently ripped over a TB of uncompressed video from old 8mm tapes and I'd like to preserve these memories d…

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    Comment #11282970

    Has anyone heard the crazy theory that alphago bugged out because of daylight savings (the cutover happened mid-game)? Anyone know the exact time at which alphago made its first wo…

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    Comment #10866515

    Most people's eyes are affected by modern lifestyle (all day staring at a computer screen). Eyes are muscles, use 'em or lose 'em. Looking at a two dimensional plane all day instea…

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    Comment #10837396

    No love for 1984? It's so closely related to our industry.