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yaddayadda
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Comment #13718996
Had to edit title to meet HN length requirements. More accurate alternatives welcome!
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Comment #13521316
> "People have been asking me what happened when I didn’t show up to give my talk on the Web Animations API at Smashing Oxford." As we submit to present at tech conference abroad a…
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Comment #13521294
Her post title, "WTFUK" isn't desciptive, so I submitted with her Tweet title - https://mobile.twitter.com/rachelnabors/status/8257718818484...
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Comment #11872842
Your main competitor that was just sold.
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Comment #11872763
I would have preferred to do an immersive, in large part for these reasons, but couldn't afford both the tuition and loss of income for months. The BC I attended claimed to have a …
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Comment #11872597
I'm a graduate of an after-hours web development bootcamp who wants to move to a full-time web dev job. I certainly can't move to a full-time web dev job at a reasonable salary aft…
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Comment #10997189
Not sure how I should have titled the OP, since it's to the very informative front page of Robomongo's site, but the important part is that they need funding. Funds are being raise…
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Comment #10065001
Under 'Preferences'[1] there is an 'Advanced Preferences'. In Advanced Preferences, there are two relevant settings: Smoothing Days and Forecast days. The differences aren't clearl…
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Comment #10063459
For Android users, I've been using Libra for several years now and enjoy that I can customize the moving average. http://www.appbrain.com/app/libra-weight-manager/net.cachapa... ht…
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Comment #9185792
"Because Convention Man doesn't sound as cool." :-)
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Comment #9180817
> It's also anonymous chat so nobody is embarrassed to ask "stupid" questions. That's awesome!
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Comment #9164217
You mean "SOLITUDE"? ;-)
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Comment #9148222
The authors did acknowledge the difficulty of finding twins with different fitness levels: >The researchers were looking for young adult identical twins in their early- to mid-20s …
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Comment #9110147
> Soylent is made for easy, cheap nutrition. I'd add balanced, certainly more so than fast food and microwave meals.
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Comment #9110040
There's only one formulation, but the Soylent team has stated that the total volume consumed per day should be based on individual needs (e.g. a petite 5' individual should be cons…
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Comment #9109926
>Due to U.S. food regulations, the exact makeup of the artificial flavors used in Soylent versions 1.0 - 1.3 were proprietary and not made available for our examination. I understa…
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Comment #9091827
> I think the only way to get rid of police harassment like this and in many other cases is to remove reasonable suspicion as a cause for stopping and searching people. As a driver…
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Comment #9087325
> 2. If someone is looking in the code, they're probably ready for books beyond "HTML & CSS". Key word in my original statement - "probably". I didn't claim that everyone reading i…
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Comment #9087294
I'm using Firefox 35.0.1 on OS X, i.e. the latest version of Firefox and I can't find anything that is faster than "Show Source", click and drag (to highlight the desired url), cop…
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Comment #9087241
2) I'd definitely make that possibility more visible in any marketing. 3) Again, I'd make that a bit more visible in any marketing. (As a single person, if I'm going to have to sch…
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Comment #9083210
1. If a customer is looking for books, they're probably not going to be looking in the code. 2. If someone is looking in the code, they're probably ready for books beyond "HTML & C…
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Comment #9082587
Why separate by gender instead of environment. For example, have a subdued side and an energetic side? While there may be more girls on the subdued side (like a classic library env…