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Vim.
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Can a person seem rational and honest while discussing special knowledge they have that is neither experiencable or verifiable?
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Perhaps not. How would you presume that a "mundane" person tell the difference between genuine a priori knowledge held by a "special" person, and the rantings of a supposed prophet? edit: This should not be taken that I'm implying that be
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All a priori knowledge we have discovered so far, is universal at least to the locality that we can see.
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And who stands outside time and space to define the tautology? That statement has no meaning. There is no fundamental understanding regarding the concept of "outside time and space", because our knowledge of them both derives from
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37Signals isn't really in the "eyeballs" business.
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Wait, vim doesn't work on OSX?!
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Why is IT, alone out of every other business division, expected to provide common knowledge reasoning behind their decisions?
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It is common knowledge that IE 6 has serious bugs and problems. I'm not going to rehash them, because they were discussed in other responses to edw519's initial comment.
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One shouldn't need to include common knowledge as supporting data.
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I think that XML is better used for machine-consumable processes rather than human-edited ones. The wealth of tools available mitigate the need to roll your own data format and help ensure that your output will be usable by anyon
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I don't need seven hours of sleep to think straight and produce meaningful stuff. I need seven hours of sleep to be able to convey the meaningful stuff to other people. I tend to talk a lot faster than people when I haven't gotten much slee
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Anecdotal evidence is amusing. Of all the vista users I know, only one actually likes it, the rest hate it for being slow, annoying, and getting in the way of their work.
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I think it would have been more appropriate to have linked directly to the XKCD comic in question instead of to blog spam.
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Zl snibevgr vf ttITt?
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by 0x44 18y ago
To take the token idea further, make sure it's impossible to evenly divide tokens by an action. For instance, if $10.00 purchases 1000 tokens, charge 150 tokens for each "bet".
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by 0x44 18y ago
This is completely irrelevant, but said infected monkey would be an excellent name for a rock band.
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I've always wondered why he doesn't get the same recognition as Plato or Aristotle, or even Socrates. Very likely because most of his works were destroyed when the Library at Alexandria was razed, and because he wasn't considered th
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Is that a public framework, or something that you guys wrote internally?
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What are you using to generate your HTML and CSS? Haml and Sass or something else?
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It was tried before and while they meant well the results were horrific. Sure, but the trains ran on time.
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7x7? What luxury! Here in 8x6 land, we can't even dream of what we could put in that extra square foot.
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You've made that assertion without any evidence. I was home-schooled for about half of my K-12 education, part of that included time on the computer during "school hours", and I was also given time on the computer after school - in moderati
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That's a false dichotomy. Time on the computer does not mean one mustn't spend time outside or on other tasks.
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My apologies, the copyright laws of the UK are quite different than those of the US. I don't know whether or not facts can be copyrighted there.
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I knew you were going to say that.
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by 0x44 18y ago
Only the layout of the TV listing information is copyrighted. You can't copyright facts.
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Here are two code nomics you might enjoy: http://nomic.info/perlnomic/ http://groups.google.com/group/ecmanomic/web/getting-started
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He probably shouldn't have asked the bartender for duck food, then.
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The article didn't say anything about advertising copy, it mentioned that web users typically ignored highlighted promotions and editorial gimmicks.

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