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by jugad 3y ago
That sounds very similar to hiding behind sneaky talk in order to keep the practical effects in the background. Almost no-one cares about the terms "Manifest v2 extensions" - because almost no one recognizes them for what they rea
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by jugad 3y ago
> backed it up with a kangaroo court of 1 or 2 buddies weighing in on the Talk page If they had a couple of other editors backing them up, then it doesn't sound all that "jumped up" to me. Sounds more like you are playing
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by jugad 3y ago
What are you talking about... the audio might not professional studio level 10/10, but I don't see anything significantly wrong with it - given that its more like a standard presentation mic. Its clearly good enough.
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by jugad 4y ago
Speak for yourself... in the great Amurica, most can't afford to retire.
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by jugad 6y ago
Not the poster, but when I actively think about it, I use common sense, ask for clarification, use some imagination, and a reasonable margin of error (imo). Then I try to judge the situation/reaction. Without that, the word overreactio
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by jugad 7y ago
George Carlin would probably approve and applaud.
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by jugad 8y ago
I don't know the nuanced answer but overall Google seems less irritating, and less fake (because G+ failed)?
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by jugad 9y ago
THE MAKING OF THE ATOMIC BOMB - Richard Rhodes This Pulitzer prize winning book proves the adage "Truth is stranger than fiction". Surprisingly, you don't need to know any math or much of physics / chemistry to read this
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by jugad 9y ago
> a person can continue to be happy and have a meaningful life after going through an experience of losing everything The life of a person who has lost everything is very different from a person who didn't have much in the first pla
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by jugad 9y ago
I have seen many sides of this dice... I have lived in New Delhi for 20 years, in Singapore for 5 years and in SF/Berkeley for 10 years. Public transit in SF Bay area is horrible. You are right... it smells because of the homeless ridi
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by jugad 10y ago
What about replying to multiple ones... or all of them?
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by jugad 11y ago
Daesh is like the the hindi word for "country" written in english. The spelling is something between Dash and Desh... Daesh is the closest and its a poor substitute, if the aim is to not call them a state. Now, we are just calling
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by jugad 11y ago
Almost any largely spoken old language will have unique quirks of its own... stating some unique and weird points of english don't suddenly make it extra unique.
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Python 2.7 and 3.5 kernels under same jupyter notebook without Conda(motleytech.net)
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by jugad 11y ago
Can there be a national referendum? A vote by everyone in the USA on whether the charges against Snowden should be dropped or not? Why or why is this not a good idea?
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by jugad 11y ago
Only saying that "he broke the law, hence he is a criminal", is almost meaningless. Its like, the sun rises in the east. Everyone knows he broke the law, and its not part of the debate at all. The question is... knowing all that w
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by jugad 11y ago
This is pretty cool. 4 years ago, I spent few days playing with colors to come up with an algo which allows us to automatically generate a set of colors for objects in our 3D scene. Some of the algos considered were to sort the colors in so
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by jugad 11y ago
Thanks for the detailed reply. I look forward to your website updates and the future simplification of the credit industry. I also find it a little surprising that the 30 day numbers are missing from your simple interest page... that's
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by jugad 11y ago
Brief version: Its sounds like the benefits of "simple interest" are being inflated and being used as a marketing tool. The monetary difference between simple and compound interest are minuscule if the interest is paid off every m
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by jugad 11y ago
This might come as news, but wifi data is still data and counts towards the data cap. Its not some free magical data flying around on its own.
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by jugad 11y ago
Couldn't resist a (weak) shot at google ... "The only thing we didn't reinvent was the alphabet." Also, the ipod is missing from the apple store website. You can still search for it, but its lost its place on the top men
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by jugad 11y ago
It boils my blood to read about such incidences. US is turning into the India that I came here to avoid. Policemen in India will stop you at their whim and find a reason to fine you (exact a bribe really). A cop followed my car in Salt lake
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by jugad 11y ago
Markdown + LaTeX editors that I have personally used (and recommend) https://stackedit.io/ Atom editor + markdown preview with Katex iPython notebook with mathjax
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by jugad 11y ago
Its Gandhi ( not Ghandi ).
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by jugad 11y ago
The author should really add this in the beginning of the article... "Any set of emails this large containing attachments is bound to contain malware, viruses, trojans and other malicious software - just like anybody's inbox which
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by jugad 11y ago
Fair enough. Until when should Europe (Germany, France, etc) keep bailing out Greece. They did it for the last few years. The answer should not be "indefinitely". In fact, doing it more than 3 times is impossible... the trust is c
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by jugad 11y ago
Is the 2014 figure for Greece its real GDP without the overinflation? If that is the case, we can simply inflate it up and problem solved.
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by jugad 11y ago
We don't have to go too far to find psychopaths... a relatively larger percentage of teenagers are "psychopaths" - as in, they lack empathy. All it takes to convert them into adult psychopaths is lack of guidance by parents a
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by jugad 11y ago
The article states the "engineers on the webkit project" are also in on this standard. Does that not imply that Apple is also backing this?
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by jugad 11y ago
The outstanding line from the article (quoting Mina Bissell)... > But it is sometimes much easier not to replicate than to replicate studies I wonder in what cases its easier to replicate studies. Probably when the study involves doing n

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