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This is a pretty poor article. It does not provide any counter points or reference anything in the other camp.
The article skirts any knowledge about who is evangelizing the wheat free movement (William Davis [1] wrote an excellent book, Wheat Belly [2] about this exact phenomenon) and why.

It's anecdotal, yes, as is most scientific research early on when there may be a lot of competing arguments. Dr. Davis clearly outlines why he feels that wheat is a problem in our current society (mainly due to the changes in amylopectin in modern wheat, as well as other protein changes that are not present in ancestors to modern wheat).
It's worth a read if you want to know more, it is anecdotal but there sure is a lot of anecdotes and empirical evidence, and it's fleshed out quite thoroughly in his book [2].

It seems that anything in our diets that is in over abundance seems to cause us problems, be it wheat or soy. Both of which are in almost everything we eat today, and both of which have undergone some serious changes in the last 40-80 years.

[1] http://www.wheatbellyblog.com/about-the-author/
[2] http://www.amazon.com/Wheat-Belly-William-Davis/dp/144341273...
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By "better/equivalent average outcomes for significantly lower average cost" as a measure.
Looking forward to see if there'll be any SQL query improvements after I play around with the new User model and improved object fetching.
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Hey mate!

So the idea is to have the list of Pros/Cons! For example checkout this one:

http://slant.co/topics/what-is-the-best-search-engine-for-we...

It tells you what its good for, as well as the "cons"

Edit: Also topics like: http://slant.co/topics/what-is-the-best-javascript-drawing-l... make it clear what the best use-case is for the various options. Do you want something a little more like a "comparison matrix"? Thats also in the works to help compare specs/basic features.
Funny you mention that, it seems to help with some of my less-appetizing zero fat pig-out sessions ;)
You can get an allergey test.[1]

[1] - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Allergy_test
I was referred to a gastroenterologist and had an upper endoscopy which was helpful. They can look at the cilia to see if they're damaged in a way consistent with celiac or something else.

It sounds like you already have done this, but there is a diet where you cut out everything that might be causing the issue, and then add things back one at a time. It can take weeks for celiac to feel better after removing wheat however, so the diet method can be a long, laborious route to take.
Wow that analogy is way off in left field:). The two things are very, very different.

Running out of storage is an expected occurance. Your microwave door falling off is not expected to happen:)
Nah, they just plug in the old Trident renderers. "Browser mode" changes the user agent, and "Document mode" changes the renderer. The JS engine remains the same, which is why you always need to test in the real deal.
I've never used my GMail account, because bsimpson is a common name and I get all kinds of spam/wrong addresses there. I have Google Apps set up on domains I control for business and personal projects. G+, like GMusic, Wave, and all the other cool Google goodies, launched for GMail only. So, I made a G+ for my GMail address.

Then, I heard about Data Portability and the ability to migrate G+ accounts. "Finally, someone at Google understands that people have multiple accounts!" I ran their app, had my account frozen for a week for the 'migration', and created a new G+ for my personal domain. Bizarrely, they didn't delete my old G+ account.

I used to have a G+ account tied to the wrong e-mail address. Then, I tried Google's roundabout solution. Now, I have two G+ accounts. =\
Those 'isolated units' are commonly called libraries then.
I used BrowserStack on a trial basis and I absolutely loved it. Would pay for access but my usage doesn't justify the cost.
The comment was no more stupid then the parent comment. Now it is followed by your stupid comment. That the root of that tree has spawned so many stupid comments is a sign of its own stupidity.
This is true. Re-reading the bsdiff paper, it's pretty tailored to executable file formats.

http://www.daemonology.net/papers/bsdiff.pdf
For the record, I think Twitter is one of the only sites out there that have done JS interfaces the right way. I love the Twitter interface over any Twitter client or the old html interface. I think it's much smoother and works great for their platform. But hey, I'm just one man! Ha
Thank you very much. I am glad you like the service. We have taken it up another notch with Premier. So if you need more web research stuff premier will take care of it.
>According to USA Today, up to one-quarter of all consumers now want gluten-free food, even though only one person in 100 has celiac disease

It's almost like people cook for the ones they love!

I've been eating gluten free for months now for exclusively medical reasons. I was having crippling stomach pains and nausea. Marijuana was a gift from the gods for the nausea but nothing stopped the stomach pain. My mother talked to a friend about my symptoms and that friend said it sounded similar to someone she knew. That lead to a recommendation to try going gluten free. After two weeks the pain and the nausea were gone, almost completely, and I'm still having some other GI issues that are being addressed. I don't think I am 'intolerant' to gluten, I think there is something wrong with my gut and avoiding gluten seems to be helping for now. Yes, it's becoming a fad, and it's sad that people just dismiss it simply because of that. Look at some of the comments here, it seems people get angry over it. However, it's been life changing for me, literally. I hope to eat wheat again when all my issues are sorted out, but it's really helped me for the time being.
Your reply perfectly sums up why anti-gluten and other food crazes periodically sweep through our culture: science's job isn't to support peoples self-observation and that observation does not prove gluten intolerance.

The gluten-free + gluten/placebo experiment could show whether someone is gluten intolerant or not, until then the approach you mention is indistinguishable from superstition.
"Years ago my personal Wikipedia research lead me to conclude that there were no helpful tests to find out what I have"

My son has had celiac disease all his life, from a long time before it became trendy and it'll last till the end of his life a long time after its off the front page. He's one of the 1 in 100. This was before wikipedia. Perhaps a future dating system will number years as in BW before wiki and AW after wiki. Anyway needless to say I recall quite clearly, his pediatrician FINALLY did a blood test as a last resort (celiac is not a profitable disease to treat, therefore rule out everything more profitable first) which had wildly high results, then refer to gastroenterologist who knocked him out and did an endoscopy, "yup all inflamed and Fed up in there" then trial run gluten free diet and his blood antibody numbers started dropping and he nearly instantly had a normal digestive system. And like yourself he gets horrifically sick a couple hours after eating gluten containing foods and it lasts and closely resembles a very, very bad food poisoning incident (like to the point of dyhydration danger, and yes he has been poked with IVs in the ER for this). So I donno about all this "there's no tests" this is extremely heavily trodden ground. Your primary care doc might be pretty ignorant of this specific disease but I can't imagine a gastroenterologist being confused, this is after all kinda their bread -n- butter...

On the other hand I donno if you technically "need" a medical diagnosis. I'll spare you the details, but shellfish and plain ole chicken eggs don't seem to be terribly well tolerated by my digestive system... solution? I don't eat them. I don't need a trendy diet or diagnosis or a pill or celebrity endorsement, I just don't eat lobster or fried eggs.

Note that wheat provides approximately nothing valuable to your body other than empty calories, so feel free not to eat it. Also almost all junk/highly processed foods are stuffed with wheat as a filler so your health will most likely dramatically improve if you stop eating wheat. The reason trendy actresses feel better after stopping wheat is not the lack of wholegrain bread but the lack of twinkies, not the lack of soy sauce but the lack of an entire pan of lasagna in one sitting, etc. Its not at all like giving up citrus or giving up meat where you have to put at least a minimal amount of care into making sure you don't end up with a major nutritional problem.

BTW his whole digestive system got messed up and he's also allergic to soy and milk casein proteins. Supposedly if you "tough it out" for a couple decades you can get cancer from the constant inflamation. Also his growth was pretty stunted until he got a proper diet (at which point he started growing so fast I swear you could watch him get taller). So get this checked out. I may not be a medical doctor, but it doesn't take a PHD to figure out if it makes you sick, don't eat it.
>Django 1.5 is the first Django release with support for Python 3 (specifically, Python 3.2 and newer).

That sentence is of course followed by caveats about Python 3 support being experimental at this stage, but all-in-all I think this is a sign that we are finally at the tipping point for Python 3 to start gaining mainstream usage.

Thank you Django community for moving the ball forward for everyone.
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You don't need to set up sync.

Go to the Chrome settings page, and under the "Users" heading, choose "Add New User." Then you can pick an icon, that appears up in the browser's title bar. That icon helps you remember what user you're browsing under.

It might ask you if you want to setup sync after creating a user, but you can just close that window and it won't ask you again.

Click the icon in the top right corner of the title bar, and you can change what user you're browsing as at the moment.
You're correct. I intentionally simplified the tenses to avoid having to investigate Flash's current position and potentially misstate it.
You shouldn't use the appreciated price of stock grants when valuing compensation; you use the price at the time they are granted. (Still, 200k is very low; base salary would be in the ballpark of that figure, but stock/cash bonuses can push well past it).
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Excellent, and while you're at it, make it a proper jQuery plugin then advertise it like one. Review sites and bloggers will be more than happy to put it in their "Top X jQuery plugins" posts, giving you a wider reach.
I don't eat any grains.

My wife and me cook our own food. Mostly eggs, meat and green vegetables.

Honestly it's not that hard to be gluten free, if you go grain free first.

But I concur that it is hard as hell to eat any grains without gluten.
Pre-built algorithms for procedural content generation would be a must-have!
Something very funny going on on this blog post. The <title> tag is:

Should Moms Be Allowed To Work For Important Companies Like Yahoo?

but the URL slug is:

get-dressed-go-to-work

and the actual title is:

Should You Be Allowed To Work From Home? (Answer: No)
My son's blood, independent of his body, produced allergy-causing antibodies when exposed to wheat proteins; I guess his blood just wanted something to complain 'bout in order to get attention, huh?

http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5288333
If I am doing all the serving, and the cooks are doing all the cooking, what then is the Appleebee's CEO and stockholders doing? The people working at the restaurant are the ones creating the wealth. They're not "paying" me, I am "paying" them.
> Substantially worse than corn, rice, root vegetables, and other sources of starch.

...can you share the source for this information?
"Dealing with suicidal thoughts" and "scaring off potential activists by being nasty" are two separate activities.
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The bill should be correctly labelled as giving exclusive rights to government for aerial photography.

This is wrong.
If someone crosses an empty street (i.e. no honking and swerving) how do you tell if they're #1 or #4?
This is ridiculous. People need to be educated on what they don't understand so the will stop being afraid and try to pass these unfounded, near-sited, knee-jerk legislations.

If this goes more widespread, the government will be severely crippling my hobby, and some of my supplemental income.
How about just more efficient government with better representation of the populance?
I was more talking about the need to implement this layer yourself, when it should be taken care of by the build system (though I don't know of any build systems that can easily implement your suggestion, since it has to somehow redirect the output of a code-generation step to another file). Agreed that there are performance differences, though in my experience hashing is quite acceptable even for large projects if used reasonably (only hashing inputs to build steps if they are also outputs of another build step).
> You shouldn't trust any company.

Trust them with what, exactly?

There are some things you shouldn't trust them with, but there are also things you _can_/should trust them with.
What's your commit style?
I only use Firefox and Liferea (when I find a good RSS to add), so I had to close this article because it was unreadable (I don't have other software to "fix" blogs, like the other commenters).

I don't see anything wrong with complaining about this. It's feedback for the author. Would you not complain if someone posted an invisible article, to which you need to apply some trick to make it appear? Would you not want to know why potential readers/subscribers are bouncing?

Another thing I usually hate in these blogs: small fonts. But at least I can just do ctrl+, so I never complain about that. But still hate it.
This feature was something we'd hoped would be awesome; it's not. Going over the documentation shows there's some jaw-dropping nastiness you have to go through to make it work.

It's good that they're providing it, but I think the complexity is going to turn people off (I know I won't be using it unless it's simplified at some point in the future). User profiles have always been used for adding data to User models indirectly, and I think this is probably going to remain the best way to handle it for most uses.
As a man who has the ability to search Google (whooo!), I can add that "Barely Legal" teen movies are published by Hustler, and there appear to be hundreds of them with related names.

Some are sold on Amazon.

Presumably the people who operate in the legal pornography business -- working for Hustler, their distributors (I'm assuming there are several) and US-based retail outlets -- don't use iCloud or it could have an unpleasant impact on their legitimate businesses.
Maybe the reason why the community clings to imposter syndrome is so they can focus on getting interesting work done instead of writing self-important blog posts.
My wife spent years dealing with Gluten intolerance. Usually she would suffer sever stomach pain followed by diarrhea. But it was not a consistent problem. Sometimes she would accidentally get wheat and be ok. Additionally, she could eat other non-wheat whole grains which Celiacs and other Gluten intolerant people can't handle.

Finally, we seem to have found the problem. Additives to flour especially bromated flour. We have conducted our own tests and if she has even small amounts of bromated flour, she reacts. But if we grind our own wheat or use a brand such as King Arthur that has no additives, she never has a problem. (As a nurse, she finds medical research interesting)

We now make our own bread and other flour based foods, but when we eat out, she continues to order gluten free.

We have tried to find any formal medical studies on this. There is plenty of talk about bromated flour being carcinogenic and prohibited in much of Europe and Canada. But very little about people with immediate reactions too it. We wonder if this is the source of many people's gluten issues.

edit: grammar
It's also the same deal as the "wagon wheel" effect in video. At 30fps, a wheel rotating at 1800rpm (30rps) will appear to be standing still, and one's at, say, 2400rpm and 600rpm will appear to be rotating at the same speed.
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It's also possible that "barely legal teens" tripped a spam filter. I hardly encounter that phrase except in porn site promotion.
This is the clearest presentation I have ever seen about digital audio in general, even if it's not trying to be that general.

It really is peculiar how many otherwise technically minded people with experience in DSP and/or audio somehow think there is something "magical" outside of what can easily be proved, and this video demostrates. I don't doubt that there will still be those who will contest the results, regardless.

I did especially enjoy the use of analog test equipment, in an effort to put to rest any conspiracy that the talk was flawed by being digital. This must have taken lot of time to put together, but it's certainly worth it. I'm going to drop this URL into a lot of debates in future.
For me at least, the health benefits of ditching gluten is quite apparent very quickly (3 weeks). You don't realise how bad you feel eating gluten until you stop. Everyone just starts taking daily stomach aches, bloating, heartburn, indigestion and 2pm food fatigue for granted. They think that's just the way it is. It's not.

That said, I still love bread, but now only eat it sparingly.
Counter point to what? The article mentions that a lot of people that don't have celiac disease avoid gluten and out of those 1/3 actually find some relief from a gluten-free diet.

I didn't feel the author was taking sides.
They had clear intent to kill the guy if he tries to defend himself while someone in a uniform attempts to drag him to jail against his will. The fact that he got depressed and killed himself is irrelevant. Initially, there was a clear threat of murder on the part of prosecutors.

Lets say, I steal a wallet from you. You ask policeman to catch me and provide some evidence that I indeed have stolen the wallet. Now policeman chases me and presses to return the wallet. I do not return the wallet. Policeman pushes me to the car, I try to protect myself physically, he takes out a gun and kills me.

If you understand this before calling armed policemen to catch me, how can you "not have intent of murder"? This is exactly what you want: you want to threaten the guy with murder (by yourself or via 3rd party) so he does what you want.

If you are interested in how you can resolve conflicts without being a sadist or murderer, then there are a lot of books on the topic (I recommend http://www.freedomainradio.com/FreeBooks.aspx). However, many people simply blindly assume that by using external force they are "clean" and that the violence is the only way to solve problems when people disagree. Which is, of course, total bullshit and complete intellectual corruption. Because if you have a hard problem and instead of trying to solve it, you take out a gun and then claim that this is the "solution", you are worse than the stupid soldiers. Because you use your intellectual capacity to produce a false justification and gain brutal support from people less smarter than you.
According to my local celiac authority: "because the atkins diet and south beach diet went out of style"
No, it's not an American thing, it's an ego thing, and America has lots of great people and also a lot of huge egos and not a lot of cultural taboos to reign them in. Some call this the "rockstar" or "brogrammer" problem, but you'll find it in any industry where people think they're hot shit.

No doubt many people in Japan have large egos, but Japan also has institutionalized politeness.
See above: "Situational awareness is good. But walking on red carries a bit more risk than walking on green, all other things being equal"

Trust me, even in NYC, cars are slightly more likely to drive on green than on red.

Or, in other words, a green light is a necessary but not sufficient precondition if you want to achieve minimal risk for your crossing.
Tell that to Lehman Bros. Oh wait, you can't, they went broke.
Exactly. This is the case for me and it's the case for well over 1/100th of the people I know. Almost all of my immediate family have the same issues.

It's not a fad, it's a collective realization that this is a problem and what gets labeled as a "fad" consists of people, who feel they may have symptoms, experimenting or deciding to be perhaps a bit overly cautious.

Overall this is a very good thing and the "fad" should be encouraged.
Dude, put a contact link on your site so people can give feedback. Also, once someone does a search, you should pass the search query into the search box so they can make modifications without retyping the whole thing.
I love that this story starts "sleeping with somebody" and ends with "solid relationship". There's a RomCom script in there somewhere, if the IT thing doesn't work out.
Howdy! I have a branch with all the tests working, just haven't made an official release yet. Hopefully very soon...
"It can take weeks for celiac to feel better after removing wheat however,"

My experience with my son is yes it takes awhile for the absolute value to reach "I feel great" but the 1st derivative swung hard positive permanently and obviously in just a couple days. Curious if that's your experience? Like it takes weeks to reach 100 on a scale of 1 to 100, but in just a couple days you could tell it was clearly up an upswing. It might be easier with little kids "oh look he only threw up 7 times today instead of his usual 10 and the number seems to be going down every day..." Then too there is the stereotypical "kids heal faster" mythology etc etc.
Good point. Will add this to website now: 419 Fulton Street Suite F San Francisco, CA 94102.

Sidenote: this is the reason why great hackers stay out of healthcare. you're scaring people away with this comment. I understand privacy needs to be taken seriously, but I do not think it should stifle innovation.
Maybe the lesson is that there's more than one way to make things work. I like to think of the biological world, where different organisms have been successful using vastly different survival strategies. You can't point to the way that elephants live as evidence that crocodiles are doing it wrong.
Bring this article from a few days ago with you instead, it's much better: http://www.nytimes.com/2013/02/24/opinion/sunday/what-really...
OS X is a certified Unix that ships with a CLI and admin accounts with sudo powers. To lock it down the way you're fearing, they would have to completely rewrite the userland of the OS.

Oh wait, they already did that: it's called iOS.

iOS is the ultimate proof that Apple does not intend to lock users out of their Macs: they already created a different product to enable that hand-held computing experience.
This is where smaller code projects with clearer dependencies come in to play. You can designate maintainers, integrators, reviewers, etc on a per-project/per-boundary basis. This means that failure to understand rebase has severely localized effects. As a bonus, you'll get better factored code backed by developers with an enhanced sense of ownership.
Your general sentiment is laudable, but the example of nuclear weapons is rather odd. The much more obvious example is the use of force, both physical (i.e. physical violence) and economic (i.e. taxation). Without these, government cannot act in the common interest, but there are very good reasons to forbid those for everybody else.
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I wish I could up-vote you twice.