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by sillypog 7y ago
I think you can get much higher ratios of CBD to THC in this format. This is what people with chronic pain and anxiety are looking for.
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by sillypog 8y ago
She is depicted as a deeply flawed and vindictive character. As a reader, it's easy to hate her and as I was reading it I imagined the author must have hated her too. But there are other women/girls in the story who come off in a
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by sillypog 8y ago
Completely agree, and I was a bit disappointed that the interviewer didn't take the opportunity to ask the author's wife her opinions on the way the wife is depicted in that book. She's such a terrible character, maybe there&
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by sillypog 9y ago
Berkeley is tackling this issue with a “back on the street by the end of the day” approach to prosecuting laptop thefts. They also have a game cafe where you pay $5 an hour to sit and play board games. I’ve never seen anyone whip out their
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by sillypog 9y ago
I assume you mean Sid Vicious rather than Johnny Rotten, a smart and articulate guy whose other band, Public Image Ltd deserves plenty of acclaim regardless of whether or not they are punk “enough”. It’s not like Malcolm McLaren was the Sim
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by sillypog 9y ago
The school I attended was founded in 1206. I don't think training factory workers was a top priority back then.
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by sillypog 9y ago
Having put in their time at UCSF, this person has most likely already made a decent contribution to the field, at the very least enabling their PI to continue their work. And who knows what they will go on to do now that they have escaped t
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by sillypog 9y ago
Berkeley recently made it easier to build accessory dwelling units on a residential lot http://www.berkeleyside.com/2017/03/20/new-laws-make-even-ea... . I think people are pricing this in when they're bu
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by sillypog 9y ago
I was just explaining Knightmare to an American the other day - I assume this was only aired in the UK. If they recreated that show as a VR app that might finally get me to buy the hardware.
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by sillypog 9y ago
Although you don't seem to like the president, you have made a lot of the same points as he did in his campaign. Maybe he will fix these issues and make America great again.
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by sillypog 9y ago
From the article: "Heading north from Fremont is basically sadness. Hayward, Oakland, San Leandro, Richmond, Vallejo. They’re all poverty stricken and broken. The only green zones I see out in that area are maybe in Dublin, Pleasanton,
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by sillypog 9y ago
I do think these are reasonable questions, and allowing the candidate to use their own laptop sounds very fair. One thought though, not necessarily for the poster but for anyone who asks these questions: for the second question, finding com
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by sillypog 9y ago
This reminds me of one of the very best pieces of television I ever saw: BBC's Horizon documentary about The Mystery of the Persian Mummy: http://www.bbc.co.uk/science/horizon/2001/persianmummy.shtml The
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by sillypog 9y ago
Now I'm imagining the children of the 16th century living in fear of... the Puckle!
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by sillypog 10y ago
I agree. I got a few items into the list and got the sense that a joke was being played. I wonder if the original poster had that sense too and was in on the joke?
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by sillypog 10y ago
You mention setting up a Phoenix app in Docker so I'll link to a couple of posts I wrote describing how I do that: https://dev.bleacherreport.com/starting-a-phoenix-project-wi... , https://dev.bleacherreport.
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by sillypog 10y ago
Or "Did you see that ludicrous display last night?"
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by sillypog 10y ago
Firing is actually more important than hiring. To understand why, consider this simple chart I made up: as you see it is literally impossible to get any work done at all with 100 people. Sound impossible? Think of it differently: 2 people
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by sillypog 10y ago
My daughter practically couldn't be in the car before we put some videos on an iPad for her, I definitely second this as a good investment. We just went with a handful of favourite episodes though - it amazes me how many times she can
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by sillypog 10y ago
There's a pretty big difference between getting a $35 Chromecast vs even last generation's console. Other than the cost, I also feel that now that I'm a parent, my consoles are just terrible reminders that I will never again
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by sillypog 10y ago
This is definitely why I prefer the Chromecast experience over loading Hulu through the PS3 (which is actually also pretty good, given that Daniel Tiger is always on the front page). It's a small difference, but when trying to get myse
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by sillypog 10y ago
Roku currently has Amazon, Google Play, and Netflix. I would definitely not pay for a new device on the promise that providers will continue to support it.
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by sillypog 10y ago
I totally missed that. I must have blacked out from my rage. Thank you for your clarity!
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by sillypog 10y ago
I'm sure everyone will enjoy explaining to their toddlers why they can't watch Daniel Tiger anymore. We actually have Amazon Prime, but I had been streaming Daniel Tiger to the television over a Chromecast using the Hulu app on an
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by sillypog 10y ago
I don't think the results in SF would be that interesting - everyone is working on their app! I have a metric now for interactions with strangers in San Francisco: Time to App. It's like Time to Crate in games, but here you time h
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by sillypog 10y ago
At Bleacher Report we use a Ruby app called Gantree to manage this process. It pulls in appropriate ebextensions for the deploy by taking a convention over configuration approach, deriving the correct extensions from the stack name. https:
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by sillypog 10y ago
I don't know if it's the best way, but having young children and joining a day care co-op worked for me.
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by sillypog 10y ago
With Apple releasing Metal, I think the vendors do have an interest in making developers lives easier if it helps to draw them into their platform. I'm just glad OpenGL is still supported at this point.
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by sillypog 10y ago
"People" might be the central node.
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by sillypog 10y ago
As a developer working at a media company, I often see us run articles with terribly misused phrases (like how one sports team will "route" another). I try to point out these issues when I see them but ultimately I think it won&#x

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