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How to get `create-react-app` to work with your API(fullstackreact.com)
3 points by accoinstereo 10y ago|0 comments
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by accoinstereo 10y ago
> "My conclusion was that cancer is best prevented by removing negatives from life, not necessarily adding positives." But diet is a complex system. So while there might not be any magical "direct" benefit from eating
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The Graphene Supercapacitor Battery: Could Charge ~1000x Faster(fastcodesign.com)
4 points by accoinstereo 14y ago|0 comments
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by accoinstereo 14y ago
Sure, you'd act real careful to protect the sanctity of your word. But bear in mind this man leads two multimillion dollar companies. I can imagine the PR/marketing opportunity was difficult to pass up. Even if further data proves his asses
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by accoinstereo 14y ago
The screens might be social. But they're able to only fill a limited facet of human social need. The value that I derive from an email with an old friend is different than a phone call which is different still from a lunch. Our social needs
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by accoinstereo 14y ago
The more data they can associate with a given user the better.
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by accoinstereo 14y ago
Simply not true. Marijuana has been decriminalized in California since 2010. The proposition to legalize the drug failed to pass. But I would hardly call this "backward momentum." It's not like there was a ton of incentive for Joe Pot to
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Why SF's New Bag Law is Broken(accoinstereo.com)
1 points by accoinstereo 14y ago|0 comments
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by accoinstereo 14y ago
There is a large incentive to prescribe, but it's quite different from the examples you gave. The CannaMed doctor doesn't stand to make more money off of you. But he stands to build a reputation as one who hands out the Rx. People seeking c
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by accoinstereo 14y ago
> Second, the weight loss? Not as big a deal as time goes on. Sure, deciding to bike commute isn't a guarantee of sustainable weight loss. But no single activity is. Combine its caloric deficit with a sensible health plan and you'll rea
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by accoinstereo 14y ago
You dream every night (several times, actually) in REM, you just only remember it once a month. If you journal the times that you do remember your dreams, it could help you remember more. You can also still use the various tricks to "check"
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by accoinstereo 14y ago
Today's hyper-connectivity is damaging to relationships. Services like Facebook help us keep tabs on friends, not keep in touch with them. This false sense of proximity is dangerous, and I've personally witnessed it gradually rot away meani
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Show HN: Pactt - Keep in touch with occasional incentives(pactt.co)
4 points by accoinstereo 14y ago|1 comments
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by accoinstereo 14y ago
False. Facebook's primary goal is to get its users to share more and more over time (see Zuck's law). Stories such as this--watch what you share on Facebook irregardless of your privacy settings--are detrimental to that goal. They must put
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by accoinstereo 15y ago
This. It's completely nonsensical to chastise the public for mourning someone disproportionately. Had Dennis passed a year from now, would this article have been written? This reasoning slips into the unproductive paradigms that elitists su
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by accoinstereo 15y ago
But all those innovations were inevitable! So, you know, the Romans surely don't deserve any credit.
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by accoinstereo 15y ago
This article doesn't say anything, as much as it tries to. Without considering the different populations that use each search engine, the numbers are meaningless. Get back to me when they do some proper normalization.