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startswithaj
9y ago
So how does this differ from Ox?
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startswithaj
11y ago
Mark Smith's reading of Great Expectations is great highly recommend.
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startswithaj
11y ago
I guess, the trivial inconvenience of the user having to return, recreate the lineup from scratch and remember the 10 digit number/salt (or pull from local memory/localStorage if its the same device) . They would have to do this a
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startswithaj
11y ago
There's a web and command-line version too. https://eatkeep.io https://github.com/startswithaj/eating-cli
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11y ago
Quickcal
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Show HN: eatkeep.io - a natural language food diary
(eatkeep.io)
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11y ago
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startswithaj
11y ago
BT ftw.
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startswithaj
11y ago
hey thanks for this! awesome.
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startswithaj
11y ago
Does anybody know where I can find other music similar to that of the video?
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startswithaj
11y ago
This is suprising but now compare this to rainforest devastation in the Amazon and the rest of the world and I doubt we're in the positive overall which is what logically counts.
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startswithaj
11y ago
I came across an equally strange bug a year or so ago. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/22139746/ios-javascript-e... I found a way to reproduce it, put in a bug report with apple and never got a response.
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startswithaj
13y ago
Obligatory lesswrong link http://lesswrong.com/lw/dr/generalizing_from_one_example/
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13y ago
Doing 256 bit sign ecdsa's for 10s: 42874 256 bit ECDSA signs in 9.99s Doing 2048 bit private rsa's for 10s: 1864 2048 bit private RSA's in 9.99s That's 23 times as many signatures using ECDSA as RSA. 42 874 256 18 642 0
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startswithaj
13y ago
People were discussing the legitimacy of this release. I read the release, googled the authors name and I thought his history relevant to the conversation. Not just ties 'deputy assistant to President George W. Bush'.
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13y ago
I was just bringing the point to light for discussion.
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13y ago
If there is slipperyness it's the fact that the guy who wrote this and is Facebook General Counsel, Ted Ullyot, use to be G.W Bush's right hand man.
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13y ago
Ted Ullyot, Facebook General Counsel http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ted_Ullyot "From January 2003 to January 2005, Ullyot worked in the White House as associate counsel and as a deputy assistant to President George
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13y ago
It needs a $ on the first line of shortly.js (function() { >>>$(function() {
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startswithaj
13y ago
I have to fire the url twice in chrome in console I get uncaught ReferenceError: $ is not defined Is it firing some code before it can load Jquery?
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startswithaj
13y ago
I read this earlier and now 404'd...
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13y ago
I hadn't read that far when I posted the question. Even soo, Oprah's had some pretty wacky guests in her time :)
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startswithaj
13y ago
Is the oprah thing he refers to real?
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13y ago
Naturopathy is a hodge-podge of mostly unscientific treatment modalities based on vitalism and other prescientific notions of disease. As a result, typical naturopaths are more than happy in essence to “pick one from column A and one from c
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startswithaj
13y ago
Since when have Beauty Therapy, Natural Medicine, Hairdressing, Massage Therapy or 'Health & Fitness' been defined as applied sciences? I think it's pretty outrageous that the Department of Education allows them to carry this name.
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Australian Institute of Applied Sciences? For Real?
(aias.edu.au)
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13y ago
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