mdahlstrand

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Urban Heat Island(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by mdahlstrand 6y ago|0 comments
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by mdahlstrand 6y ago
Better to have lived short and suffered than not to have been born at all? If it helps with our environmental catastrophe I’m alright with many fewer cows being born, particularly since the lives we bring them into is so full of suffering.
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by mdahlstrand 6y ago
Second code example: fileURL = saveFile("export.csv", jsonStr); (you should be writing csvStr to the file, not jsonStr)
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by mdahlstrand 6y ago
I went through the same thoughts as you and went straight to knex for my last project. Turns out knex also has bugs and the limitations from having it support all the databases means some really useful features are not available. For my lat
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by mdahlstrand 6y ago
I used to have a Scarlett interface and found the software buggy and without much UX thinking having gone into it. Gen 3 might be shipped with better software better but in the end I switched to Behringer UMC404HD (four channels for less th
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Stomach acid-reducing drugs may raise risk of future allergies(theguardian.com)
1 points by mdahlstrand 7y ago|0 comments
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by mdahlstrand 8y ago
Are there only four products in each category? (Browsing on phone if it's a bug).
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by mdahlstrand 8y ago
In cars having lower weight & volume makes a big difference (your house has more space, and doesn't have to be lugged around). The safety aspect is a big part also - no risk of exploding cars (and already no risk of batteries being
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by mdahlstrand 8y ago
Am very interested in hearing more about the methods you used. Did you just take MDMA recreationally and your depression got better, or did you do it together with (or at the same time as?) therapy? How many times/over how long time? T
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by mdahlstrand 8y ago
...which didn't use to be a reason for war. I recommend watching Adam Curtis' Bitter Lake. The west has more involvement in shia/sunni split and hate than it'd like to admit.
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by mdahlstrand 8y ago
No, you have to think that you're saying it - using your inner voice, which when used still triggers minute signals to the muscles used for speech.
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by mdahlstrand 9y ago
A bit late to the game, but I've really enjoyed reading Musimatchics by Gareth Loy, it explains music theory from a mathematical and historical perspective: https://mitpress.mit.edu/books/musimathics
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by mdahlstrand 9y ago
Sounds like a great solution - would browsers need to support it? Do you have any resources on implementing it?
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by mdahlstrand 9y ago
I'm guessing it's the production of DMT (similar to psilocybin and LSD) by the pineal gland that is being referred to. IIRC there's still a debate about whether it can cross the blood-brain barrier, but it seems quite likely.
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by mdahlstrand 9y ago
I have no idea whether they'd be able to compete commercially, but they manage to put a lot of money in a pension fund for all Norwegians: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Government_Pension_Fund_of_Nor... I wish BP
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Towards declarative touch interactions(iamralpht.github.io)
1 points by mdahlstrand 9y ago|0 comments
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by mdahlstrand 9y ago
How so? I thought apple uses aws (and google's cloud too) for some of their services.
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by mdahlstrand 9y ago
What are these gotchas if I may ask? Have you got experience with BEM?
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by mdahlstrand 9y ago
Thanks for your answer! I'm afraid I'm not a fabricator of platinum electrodes... I hope you find someone who is! I'm thinking about the immune response from the brain, and whether implementing this array of sensors can be do
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by mdahlstrand 9y ago
I'm interested in the subject and appreciated your post, thanks. A couple of questions: How does the brain adapt to having the electrodes in there, how long before the probes are accepted as being "part of" the brain? Do you
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by mdahlstrand 9y ago
A physical device such as a "groovebox" might be interesting for you, they include sequencing, drum machine and synth in one box, much like teenage engineering's OP-1 (which is expensive and modern). One I'm looking at g
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by mdahlstrand 10y ago
Those two A's have completely different meanings though (add all, commit amend), not sure I understand how it's relevant to the parent?
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by mdahlstrand 10y ago
Disable javascript? Not that it's massively fun for you without javascript on the web, but it sounds like you have a very performance dependent workload on your computer. I don't think it's anything most people will have to w
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by mdahlstrand 10y ago
My personal experience is it's not as much "seeing" as "feeling" whatever I "see". Like with open eyes staring at but not looking at something, instead mentally focusing on peripheral, where the peripheral
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by mdahlstrand 10y ago
Better tools, where "better" is the most difficult to define, but simpler is a good direction. I see equality in computing/storage/access as another great need, but teaching the world to write javascript isn't the s
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by mdahlstrand 10y ago
I think that's a yes
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by mdahlstrand 11y ago
Because they are able to make significantly more money if they stay?
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Run, Play, Think - LucasArts Retrospective(youtube.com)
1 points by mdahlstrand 13y ago|0 comments
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git = !git(coderwall.com)
1 points by mdahlstrand 13y ago|0 comments
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by mdahlstrand 14y ago
I experienced a similar issue a couple of weeks ago when my synced chrome settings & bookmarks appeared on a co-worker's machine, a machine I've never signed in on. All his stuff was gone and replaced with an outdated version of mine...

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