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Comment #5543208
When this happens to me – the hour or so I'm awake in the middle of the night is not a peaceful relaxing time – the night has this pessimistic quality to it: the assignment I'm wor…
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Comment #5164048
Getting fired from Applebees is the best thing that could've happened to her. That's divine intervention if I've ever seen it...
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Comment #5072938
Highly recommend this book: http://www.amazon.com/Language-Thought-Action-Fifth-Edition/... Which talks in detail about the "informative" and "affective" connotations of words (it'…
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Comment #5072856
Well, there are ways around it: http://images3.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20120427144332/simpson...
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Comment #4982232
Agree, 1 in 4, Gambler's Fallacy: http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gamblers_fallacy
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Comment #4980729
As far as speed reading books go, this one is decent: http://www.amazon.com/Spd-Rdng-Techniques-Accelerated-ebook/... It's the best superpower: read that book first, then all the r…
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Comment #4980267
I agree with you - absolutely. The potential for growth and perspective as a human being is innate - some people have more of it than others. Though those people with greater poten…
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Comment #4980235
Sigh. That wasn't at all what I was trying to say. I'm not my father either... but a piece of his generic code is in me. He was the final link of a countless chain of beings, and I…
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Comment #4979411
I'm 35, been together with my wife for about 8 years and we're finally expecting our first kid in about 1 month. We were both always firmly in the "no kids" camp, the cost/benefit …
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Comment #4734591
I don't see email disappearing. It is one of the classes of communication, from least disruptive to most disruptive: Messaging - email, fb, linkedin, etc Broadcasting - twitter, fb…
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Comment #4564260
I totally see this as the future of photography. Good pictures are all about timing (luck) - i'm pretty sure you could give a monkey a digital camera with enough storage and come u…
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Comment #4513086
I was watching the video: http://www.apple.com/iphone/#video And at about 3:35 when they're showing the step-by-step driving directions and I was like WTF: Super attention to every…
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Comment #4166283
A. Causality came into existence with the beginning of the universe and so was never violated. B. An eternal God exists separate from the universe he created I think the issue that…
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Comment #4108209
Preprocessors evaluate CSS and the cascade so there's nothing stopping them from adding local scope or specificity to variables. On the other hand, if you can really edit variable …
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Comment #4002794
That slow motion `rm -rf` is a little doubtful. Sounds more like an ftp-style recursive delete.
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Comment #3798235
That's why I just use VI. Ever since Nibs became XML there's no reason to ever use XCode anymore. Seriously though.. XCode does suck. It's a miracle anyone has been able to write a…
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Comment #3718269
I wonder if the much higher DPI let's the new iPad get away with lower brightness overall - ie allows it to compensate on battery life.
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Comment #3333792
I guess from MPOV, "eloquent" formatting shouldn't change based on the size of the content... ie the difference between standard indenting and tab-aligning commas vertically. There…
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Comment #3318815
I thought about it like you describe - but then why even bother with the generation, why not be able to browse your stylesheets and have them transformed into styleguides realtime:…
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Comment #3317940
I had a similar idea - a living styleguide derived from the css. I envisioned it in 3 parts: * A way to transform css into html ( https://github.com/aglemann/css2html ) * A simple …
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Comment #3282581
"The turriptosis nutricula's cell development method of transdifferentiation has inspired scientists to find a way to make stem cells use this process for renewing damaged or dead …