lenazegher

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by lenazegher 12y ago
Would you feel the same way if he'd donated $1000 to a campaign to outlaw interracial marriage?
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by lenazegher 13y ago
> If someone is saying that men can't take care of children. He or She is not a feminist. I find it extremely difficult to talk about feminism because it means different things to different people. More than once I have heard statem
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by lenazegher 13y ago
sure, drop me an email, my username at gmail.com
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by lenazegher 13y ago
haha, that's actually a pretty funny idea
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by lenazegher 13y ago
Two domains I'm not using, stretchier.com and loners.org, are expiring this month. Anyone want either? They're regged at namecheap, can either transfer there or give you a code for another registrar Don't want to do this exch
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by lenazegher 13y ago
>It's relatively well accepted economics that product pricing tends toward the marginal value, which for software is near zero. Do you perhaps mean the marginal cost ? I don't see any reason that the marginal value to the cons
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by lenazegher 13y ago
I don't really understand how this process works. I use multiple accounts from the same machine every day. I'm usually signed into more than one at the same time. But there's no indication that the accounts have been "merged" to any degree,
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by lenazegher 13y ago
Perhaps even more oddly, when I have an interesting link, I tend to post it to the facebook group chat I have running with four of my closest friends. It's useful because everyone can see everyone else's reaction. I use facebook almost ever
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by lenazegher 13y ago
> I'd rather flag the entire submission. Cooking cheap is one thing, but the "healthy" throughline continues to go nowhere. Perhaps a better title would be "how to eat as healthily as possible for £1 per day", but I tried to find a bala
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by lenazegher 13y ago
v0.1 discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5685812
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How to eat healthily for £1 per day – version 0.2(supplementsos.com)
98 points by lenazegher 13y ago|81 comments
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by lenazegher 13y ago
> Whatever the make-up of the tower below, if it is stable, we can always place the top brick so that it extends half way into the void. I don't understand the meaning of this statement. If a brick extending halfway into the void is sta
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by lenazegher 13y ago
When I lived in the UK, I called for an ambulance. The responder listened to my situation and told me I didn't sound high enough risk, so I got a taxi. I didn't get the sense this was unusual. However, it wouldn't surprise me if the liabili
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by lenazegher 13y ago
> I wonder if it actually goes one step deeper -- the fact that employees are willing or feel justified in lifting flats of free soda is the first indicator that the company is screwed I would guess it's got more to do with size than an
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by lenazegher 13y ago
I think this is just another way it's "like AirBnB". I assert the vast majority of AirBnB rentals break either local laws regarding guest houses or hotels, and/or the provisions of the lease in rented accommodation. Perhaps this service can
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by lenazegher 13y ago
I've taken a quick look but I can't seem to find a good response: what kind of "interactive campaigns" or "interactive advertising" does tumblr sell at the moment?
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by lenazegher 13y ago
>I have an irrational hatred towards SEO. People should stop investing money and time in trying to influence an algorithm that constantly changes and actually invest that time and money in creating better content or a better service tha
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by lenazegher 13y ago
>As you probably read in advanced security blogs, 7 passes on a disk is a strong erasing option Is there a single confirmed case of anyone, anywhere recovering any data from a disk that has been overwritten with 0s with dd?
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by lenazegher 13y ago
Reasonably sure, unless I'm misinterpreting something: https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/1006253?hl=en
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by lenazegher 13y ago
These data are not being interpreted correctly. Analytics calculates time-on-page based on the time between loads of the google JS embedded in your pages. Any visitor who 'bounces' - that is, only visits a single page - only loads the JS on
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by lenazegher 13y ago
I don't agree it's unquantifiable in this instance -- the diet is intended to meet the standards outlined by the UK Food Standards organization [1]. Whether or not you agree with the standards is a valid point, but a separate issue. [1]
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by lenazegher 13y ago
That's a really interesting idea. A potential problem is finding a similar, standardized source of food price data (if you want to include that). Some data are published by the USDA ERS [1], but it's far from comprehensive. [1] e.g. http:/
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by lenazegher 13y ago
> I think the main weakness of the diet not listed on their weaknesses is they've made no attempt to break it down into a realistic 3x7 meal plan, because it doesn't really make one. Yeah, it's easy to put together a whole load of thing
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by lenazegher 13y ago
Any mention of calories in the article refers to large calories, hence the notation as kcals. I agree it's confusing, but because almost everyone means a large calorie when they say "calorie", it seemed like the most readable and simplest s
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by lenazegher 13y ago
The so-called "Internet of things" adds another wrinkle. Barrett talked about development of refrigerators that can sense what food is inside them and automatically order replacement groceries. Perhaps such technology will be
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The opportunity cost of eating candy(supplementsos.com)
1 points by lenazegher 13y ago|0 comments
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by lenazegher 13y ago
> Why does PayPal have such enormous power? What's stopping other initiatives from getting enough traction? They have a huge amount of inertia because the average guy of the street has heard of them and can trust them to some degree. Tr
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by lenazegher 13y ago
What he fails to account for is the fact that math education is so poor that many people don't truly understand what math is. Beyond arithmetic and algebra, they think it's some really complicated stuff with big nu
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by lenazegher 13y ago
I was educated in the UK and given (in my estimation) very poor maths instruction. I stopped studying maths at the earliest opportunity. My undergraduate degree was in the humanities. Even for me, someone who identifies as being very bad at
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by lenazegher 13y ago
I guess this is kind of interesting, but it also seems a lot like fluff.

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