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by explorigin 9y ago
It seems to me that the involuntary aspect of this encompasses more that the physical presence of a tiny human but the ability to raise this tiny human in a responsible manner. Wage slavery, broken families or unsupportive spouses are just
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by explorigin 9y ago
BCH is the catalyst but not the direct cause. It's commonly agreed that BTC price was a bubble. Bubbles need an event to pop them. Coinbase opening support for BCH was that event.
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by explorigin 9y ago
It's not even done crashing
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by explorigin 9y ago
It's hard to think of "next" because the most prolific crypto-currency is still the first one. Having said that, look at the ones that businesses are pouring money into...BTC, ETH, FileCoin. For BTC and ETH, you could follo
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by explorigin 9y ago
While not a p2p solution, I feel that DecentralEyes is worth mentioning. It is a plugin that provides heavier caching on common Javascript libraries. I wonder if the authors have considered expanding its scope to include other static asse
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by explorigin 9y ago
Literally his response on Youtube: For those who are interested in trying something like this, please see https://github.com/dictation-toolbox or google for 'github voice code'. I've been releasing tarballs o
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by explorigin 9y ago
This is really cool, but he never released his code ( https://github.com/tavisrudd ). However there are others: https://github.com/simianhacker/code-by-voice https://github.com/calmofthes
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by explorigin 9y ago
In short, money and influence. Puerto Rico is too poor. By giving it statehood, that opens it up to receiving a lot more federal money that is already hotly contended over. Puerto Rico doesn't have enough would-be voters to make a d
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by explorigin 9y ago
It'd be really nice if we could leave the reddit vernacular over there.
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by explorigin 9y ago
Wow, this got buried fast. But it is worth considering. Hrm, Seems like Holland is known for its windmills. Vast lands in the midwest that are unsuitable for farming are being turned into wind-farms. This is controversial because it is su
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by explorigin 9y ago
One of their requirements is "Based on reusable React Components, it gives developers, authors and designers new ways of working together and creating better and richer experiences more easily." So basically Prosemirror is not buz
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by explorigin 9y ago
But context helps... "Nickel-zinc alkaline is seen as a less fire-prone alternative to lithium-ion cells, which have been banned for some US military applications, according to NRL." So they now have a battery that works with a fe
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by explorigin 9y ago
FTA: When I cut the cards, I let you glimpse a few different faces. You conclude the deck contains 52 different cards (No. 1—Pattern recognition). You think you’ve made a choice, just as when you choose between two candidates preselected by
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by explorigin 10y ago
No mention yet of [React Native Navigation]( https://github.com/wix/react-native-navigation ) which would probably be the closest competing project. A cursory look show that the parent project does not use a native navig
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by explorigin 10y ago
It adds an element of professionalism to a presentation. You can hook up your lappy to the projector. Once things are tested, you black the screen while you wait for people to file in. This way the introducer can have the audience's fu
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by explorigin 10y ago
Pressing "B" to black the screen is a feature that I consider critical that is missing here.
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by explorigin 10y ago
The cool thing is that it's not a compression algorithm so you could use both. TinyJPG to compress the smaller-sized image, RAISR to upsample the smaller image. If you've ever played with GIMP (or Photoshop I suppose), RAISR look
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by explorigin 10y ago
DMCA. It's down.
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by explorigin 10y ago
But have they fixed the CPU whine?
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by explorigin 10y ago
No it's for I/O ops. Think cancelling a fetch() like you can do with XHR.
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by explorigin 10y ago
How is it with ensuring packages reach phones unchanged? Can I sign my updates and have the updates verified before being applied?
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by explorigin 10y ago
It may not be supported but the wrote a blog post about it a while ago. "Our product can be used on RN! (but don't ask us for support.)"
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by explorigin 10y ago
Similar time-frame and platform. We opted to use Realm instead because it offers encrypted storage exposed to React-Native. Would have loved to use *ouchDB but this was a missing critical piece.
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by explorigin 10y ago
The thing I mentioned is a pill...not water (not even homeopathic water). Swallowing could account for a minutes-long change but I doubt hours long as I was seeing. Your criticism is not too harsh, it's just a strawman.
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by explorigin 10y ago
Some do, others are based on other principles (Eastern medicine body energy etc.). We have homeopathic "cold pills" available at our local (mainstream) drugstore that visibly reduces a runny nose in our toddler when he has a cold.
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by explorigin 10y ago
Timeframe is important here. Your reference is older than parents'.
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by explorigin 10y ago
This is good advice. I'm a biased Pythonisto. Keep in mind that Python is used for much more than web stuff. Ruby is quite a bit more boxed in.
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by explorigin 10y ago
http://www.sli.mg/p08qw0 One collapse for 700 comments processes 90k elements...it could be better implemented. But seriously, how often is this an issue? Probably now worth the programming effort.
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by explorigin 10y ago
"Whoa-oo-oo-oo, for the longest time..." So pop songs say "whoa" a lot as filler. This is not a millennial thing.
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by explorigin 10y ago
I like the concept a lot. I feel like it needs a bit more polish but I can't put my finger on what it is. Maybe there is too much color or the interface is too busy. Try adding some padding.

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