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by yaddayadda 10y ago
Had to edit title to meet HN length requirements. More accurate alternatives welcome!
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Law Enforcement Using Facebook and Apple to Data-Mine Accounts of Protesters(alternet.org)
6 points by yaddayadda 10y ago|2 comments
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by yaddayadda 10y ago
> "People have been asking me what happened when I didn’t show up to give my talk on the Web Animations API at Smashing Oxford." As we submit to present at tech conference abroad and invite others to come to our country to pres
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by yaddayadda 10y ago
Her post title, "WTFUK" isn't desciptive, so I submitted with her Tweet title - https://mobile.twitter.com/rachelnabors/status/8257718818484...
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Gentle reminder that being detained at a border is far from a minor hassle(medium.com)
4 points by yaddayadda 10y ago|4 comments
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by yaddayadda 10y ago
Your main competitor that was just sold.
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by yaddayadda 10y ago
I would have preferred to do an immersive, in large part for these reasons, but couldn't afford both the tuition and loss of income for months. The BC I attended claimed to have a flipped classroom model, which would have been better
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by yaddayadda 10y ago
I'm a graduate of an after-hours web development bootcamp who wants to move to a full-time web dev job. I certainly can't move to a full-time web dev job at a reasonable salary after the bootcamp I attended. If I was willing to i
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by yaddayadda 11y ago
Not sure how I should have titled the OP, since it's to the very informative front page of Robomongo's site, but the important part is that they need funding. Funds are being raised through https://www.indiegogo.com&#x2
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Robomongo – 10 days left(robomongo.org)
4 points by yaddayadda 11y ago|2 comments
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by yaddayadda 11y ago
Under 'Preferences'[1] there is an 'Advanced Preferences'. In Advanced Preferences, there are two relevant settings: Smoothing Days and Forecast days. The differences aren't clearly delineated, so when I first star
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by yaddayadda 11y ago
For Android users, I've been using Libra for several years now and enjoy that I can customize the moving average. http://www.appbrain.com/app/libra-weight-manager/net.cachapa... https://play.google
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by yaddayadda 12y ago
"Because Convention Man doesn't sound as cool." :-)
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by yaddayadda 12y ago
> It's also anonymous chat so nobody is embarrassed to ask "stupid" questions. That's awesome!
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by yaddayadda 12y ago
You mean "SOLITUDE"? ;-)
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by yaddayadda 12y ago
The authors did acknowledge the difficulty of finding twins with different fitness levels: >The researchers were looking for young adult identical twins in their early- to mid-20s whose exercise habits had substantially diverged after th
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by yaddayadda 12y ago
> Soylent is made for easy, cheap nutrition. I'd add balanced, certainly more so than fast food and microwave meals.
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by yaddayadda 12y ago
There's only one formulation, but the Soylent team has stated that the total volume consumed per day should be based on individual needs (e.g. a petite 5' individual should be consuming less overall than a muscular 6' individ
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by yaddayadda 12y ago
>Due to U.S. food regulations, the exact makeup of the artificial flavors used in Soylent versions 1.0 - 1.3 were proprietary and not made available for our examination. I understand proprietary formulas wouldn't be made public, but
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by yaddayadda 12y ago
> I think the only way to get rid of police harassment like this and in many other cases is to remove reasonable suspicion as a cause for stopping and searching people. As a driver, if you see someone erratically accelerating and decel
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by yaddayadda 12y ago
> 2. If someone is looking in the code, they're probably ready for books beyond "HTML & CSS". Key word in my original statement - "probably". I didn't claim that everyone reading it was beyond needing a
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by yaddayadda 12y ago
I'm using Firefox 35.0.1 on OS X, i.e. the latest version of Firefox and I can't find anything that is faster than "Show Source", click and drag (to highlight the desired url), copy, paste into url bar, and press enter.
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by yaddayadda 12y ago
2) I'd definitely make that possibility more visible in any marketing. 3) Again, I'd make that a bit more visible in any marketing. (As a single person, if I'm going to have to schlep myself to the pharmacy, I might as well
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by yaddayadda 12y ago
1. If a customer is looking for books, they're probably not going to be looking in the code. 2. If someone is looking in the code, they're probably ready for books beyond "HTML & CSS". 3. The urls aren't hyperli
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by yaddayadda 12y ago
Why separate by gender instead of environment. For example, have a subdued side and an energetic side? While there may be more girls on the subdued side (like a classic library environment) and more boys on the energetic side (like a busy
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by yaddayadda 12y ago
1) Initial thought - cool, but then 2) I'd still want to use insurance, particularly as there is variability in the cost. 3) Some things listed require prescriptions to be filled. In those cases, I assume I'm still going to have
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by yaddayadda 12y ago
> It makes good sense to return to this concept of heating, but that doesn't mean that we have to go back to using fireplaces and carrying burning embers around the house. While the old concept of heating is more energy-efficient, t
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by yaddayadda 12y ago
It wasn't just negroes, but also suspected supporters, and it was almost always by hanging.
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by yaddayadda 12y ago
In the southern United States the etymology is directly linked to Judge Charles Lynch and Captain William Lynch, who are credited with coining the term "Lynch Law". - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lynching#Ety
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by yaddayadda 12y ago
> We found that cueing people to reflect on intense emotional experiences using their names and non-first-person pronouns such as “you” or “he” or “she” consistently helped them control their thoughts, feelings, and behaviors. In Marine

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