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by wf 9y ago
Hijacking this to say-- this was beautiful, such an intense and satisfying introspection. Although, the hopelessness in this: "As for depression, it’s the chasm that exists between. You build your bridge, don’t look down, and pray it n
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by wf 9y ago
What does "the challenge is in the synthesis of it" mean?
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by wf 9y ago
Can someone explain the analog to digital thing he's talking about? Can digital software not reproduce any sounds his boards can make? If not doesn't he just lose all those sounds when he converts the sounds to a digital format, m
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by wf 9y ago
As it turns out women have barely had any time at all being afforded the same privileges as men[0], and that's just the United States, there remain cultures that are extremely oppressive to women. It also turns out we still tell women
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by wf 10y ago
Looks like ~1% of US high school students had stats in 1990 and only ~11% in 2009. https://nces.ed.gov/fastfacts/display.asp?id=97
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by wf 10y ago
This shows a huge lack of empathy for addiction and big disrespect for the power of opioids.
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by wf 10y ago
Disclaimer: I work for Garmin, but not on smart watches. This is exactly what I came here to say. On top of that I'm not sure how the data from the second chart got put together? It just says that the data came from their own site and
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by wf 10y ago
I get the appeal of that. I wonder though if it make sense for a website built on collaboration to be exclusive? Not that those things are mutually exclusive, but it's similar to the right click to steal issue. If people want to steal
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by wf 10y ago
The signup page has a steep price to pay. Maybe just setup the login and then ask for profile information once users are in? Asking for a specific date of when someone started writing is a little daunting. Maybe just have a year? Not sure w
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by wf 10y ago
Yes, of course there are. But how would we buy things we can't afford now without a credit card?! /s
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by wf 11y ago
>The morality in America has slipped precipitously since our heyday as a nation in the 1950s. Yea, the 1950's were really America's heyday (/s), while the rest of the world was blown up. I wonder if people in the 1920&#x27
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by wf 11y ago
But I would say this falls under "evidence of some interesting new phenomenon". News pieces with large audiences being largely edited to deliver a different message after they've "gone viral" is similar to a high tr
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by wf 11y ago
This is a really cool idea. It's a really simple solution to the same problem that would be really beautiful and easy to use on mobile especially. It doesn't quite reach the same depth, but I think it's a good way to start.
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by wf 11y ago
au contraire: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00TQ5TDLC
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by wf 11y ago
It links to a copy in the article: https://fusiondotnet.files.wordpress.com/2015/06/iterating-g...
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by wf 11y ago
Interesting, I didn't know Zenefits did phone screens, they sent me a ~3 hour coding challenge to do over... I can't recall the services name atm.
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by wf 11y ago
Normally I would steer clear of interjecting in something like this, however, you know that's basically the opposite of what dignity means, right? Dignity is recognizing the formality of a situation and acting respectfully to yourself
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by wf 11y ago
Reading all of this has given me the beginnings of an idea. Although I'm not a machine learning/NLP expert the idea is obviously non-trivial to an extreme (maybe impossible, currently): What if there were a forum similar in style
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by wf 11y ago
Location: Kansas City Remote: No Willing to relocate: Yes, to the bay Technologies: C/C++/Obj-C, Python/Django, HTML/CSS Resumé/CV: http://williamflaherty.com/resume_flaherty.pd
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by wf 11y ago
What? In my experience this has always been true on mobile. If something takes longer than a few seconds to load it gets closed or restarted.
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The End of HDD? Samsung Debuts a 3.2TB PCIe SSD Card(itworld.com)
12 points by wf 12y ago|2 comments
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by wf 12y ago
Whoah, I had no idea that CarPlay was software. Does that mean it can be loaded onto any after market system with the right specs? How would they deal with the different hardware targets if that's the case? Edit: On second thought, it
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by wf 12y ago
I also didn't realize I could scroll down and was thinking, this site kind of sucks. It doesn't help that the middle wheel click is broken. I feel like from that sort of slightly bent standing position hills would be a nightmare t
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by wf 12y ago
Seems like it's time for podcast.genius.com, which would be amazing.
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Scottish Independence Referendum Data Map(vis.oobrien.com)
61 points by wf 12y ago|49 comments
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by wf 12y ago
This looks really cool, definitely going to download it and give it a shot. (btw I didn't know what spaced repetition was and your wikipedia link is missing the colon on your about page)
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by wf 12y ago
I'm having a hard time remembering what it was but around this time last year I saw someone demonstrating a sort of gel like cover (similar to this http://www.amazon.com/Cyber-Clean-25055-Office-Pop-up/dp/B00.
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Garmin Vίvosmart(wired.com)
1 points by wf 12y ago|0 comments
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by wf 12y ago
>Facebook says its algorithm will now consider how long users spend reading an article as a way of judging the importance. Now the titles will be "[Number greater than 20] Things You Won't Believe About The 90's" But
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by wf 12y ago
Garmin has been competing with GoPro with the Virb action camera for a while, which in my experience has been really fun to use and produced really nice quality videos. (I work for Garmin, but not on anything related to this.)

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