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by icoder 6y ago
Opened the site and got this, is this just the AI or is this due to trolling? cracula (crac·ula) crocodiles attached to the genitals, typically with the anus protruding from much to their outermost point "eating those cracula have no e
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by icoder 6y ago
When I opened the pricing page I was 'afraid' the hourly prices would come with the caveat of a monthly subscription (or separate fee). Seeing Free + Charges immediately answered that for me. But yeah, I also see your point.
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by icoder 7y ago
As I understand it, a developer could implement this without any knowledge of the secret deal: when opening a patients records a pop-up should appear. That's basically what the physicians would know after a using it for while too.
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by icoder 7y ago
I agree with the first part, but being consumption aware brings you only so far. As an example I'll be moving into an A++++ isolated, triple glass, gass-less home using an efficient heat pump to convert 1x electrical energy into 5x hea
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by icoder 7y ago
You make it seem as if one rules out the other.
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by icoder 7y ago
It does a lot more than that, especially when actively learning, but let molecules be the 'symbol' and your point still stands ;)
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by icoder 7y ago
Thanks for asking, it's fun to answer, plus the other answers are a treasure trove! For me it currently is archery, underwater hockey, running, volunteering (as swimming instructor), keeping a (planted, tropical) fish tank, learning a
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by icoder 7y ago
Two wrongs don't make a right. Your point may be valid that Snapchat deserves the same or even more criticism, but then perhaps the fact that they don't is the real problem.
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by icoder 7y ago
This sounds a lot like NaNoWriMo (National Novel Writing Month), which focuses on writing (regardless of quality) a certain number of words each day.
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by icoder 7y ago
Indeed. And it's already open again.
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by icoder 8y ago
One of my clients said the other day: "When working with a fixed fee there's always 1 party that 'loses'". I tend to agree, either it ends up more work than expected (freelancer loses), or (although in your experien
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by icoder 8y ago
Nice! I was looking for this the other day, would have been nice to find a writeup on this site about it (since its writeups are always so clear). I ended up doing hexagons on a sphere (with 12 pentagons). There's a writeup on this sit
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by icoder 8y ago
Although a good point on itself to ponder about, I don't think in this particular discussion it is logical to compare the US to non-EU and poor EU countries.
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by icoder 8y ago
Although I personally find the last sentence unnecessary, I agree with the first part. I've noticed on multiple occasions the last few weeks on both HN and Reddit that headlines + reactions all somehow assume that when no geographic de
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by icoder 8y ago
True, but is there anything known about this? The part of the thread (currently above this one) where people sum up the risks of plastics doesn't show anything that I'd say increases with lower particle size.
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by icoder 8y ago
Although I don't recognise myself in the style of the comment you're responding to, I would like to point out a (watch) battery will not die in 10 minutes when drawing microwats only. I think we want to separate low energy usage,
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by icoder 8y ago
I like the design! Very comprehensive built descriptions too (mainly looked into the firmware part). At first I wasn't too sure about the BTLE choice, but it makes sense in a power consumption context. Zigbee would have been nice for m
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by icoder 9y ago
I started with Particle because it's so easy to get going, partly due to the OTA firmware loading. If I remember correctly I only needed an app on my phone and the in-browser IDE. No wires, no programming hardware, etc. From there on I
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by icoder 9y ago
If not worse, at least just as bad, which makes it, on itself, bad. Two wrongs don't make a right. On top of that, although not everyone may agree: one may argue that internet forums and Call of Duty are not a waste. At least not compa
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by icoder 9y ago
Since he has a hand, how do they discern between the electrical signals picked up from the motor neurons, and the electrical signals created by the muscles (which are a lot stronger)? To compare: some years ago I saw a talk from neuroscie
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by icoder 9y ago
Yup, Pathe Unlimited Card, named after the chain that operates most (or so it seems to me) cinemas in the Netherlands. A catch is that when you cancel, you can't join again for a long time (or pay a large fine or something). Also, you
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by icoder 9y ago
I think they just make money from reshuffling empty seats they were gonna have anyway, not more than that. But I must admit I didn't read the article because my whole screen filled with junk while opening the website.
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by icoder 9y ago
Reminds me of the time an ad managed to somehow break out of its boundaries and present the user with a popup. It still amazes me, this was Google Adsense for Android, but I saw it with my own eyes. And guess who received the bad reviews..
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by icoder 9y ago
I want to add that in my experience, it is not so much about 'time' as an objective thing. Instead, especially for dev work, I would argue it's more about 'energy' (or 'focus', 'attention', &#x27
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by icoder 10y ago
Well, although I don't want to be harsh and strict on someone who just asks us for some advice, I must be honest that my opinion of his design skills match more closely to the posts above than to yours. The designs shown are not compel
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by icoder 10y ago
Offtopic: the ratio of 'news' to 'noise' (ads, mostly) on this site is terrible (from a user's perspective).
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by icoder 10y ago
The explanation on itself, regardless of 'impact', is already instructive and worth an HN post, in my opinion. The timeline at the bottom was informative as well; it shows that even (or maybe 'especially') for an organis
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by icoder 10y ago
Exactly, he waits until the situation behind him is safe enough to get out. He also mentions a truck, so I think by the time he gets out, there's a reasonable 'impact' buffer between his family and any moving vehicles (far) b
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by icoder 10y ago
Cool project! I recently did roughly the same, publishing to the MQTT server on my Raspberry Pi, which will be the 'backbone' of my home automation system. It's insane how cheap you can get these parts off Ali Express and the
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by icoder 10y ago
I have HBO Go now for a while next to my Netflix account (that I have longer). Man I hate that app.

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