Amorymeltzer

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by Amorymeltzer 12y ago
One of many other examples: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hexspeak
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Variations of movie studio logos throughout the years(closinglogos.com)
1 points by Amorymeltzer 12y ago|0 comments
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by Amorymeltzer 12y ago
"Neither of them explain how it is that a movie theater employee can call an MPAA hotline, and how the MPAA can then command ICE law-enforcement officials to drop everything and rush down to a multiplex to roust a potential camcorderer
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by Amorymeltzer 12y ago
The article says so briefly, but what makes his show wonderful is the comedy mixed-in with in-depth news research and assessment. It's the kind of thing you'd want or expect on a constant basis from massive, 24-hour news networks
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by Amorymeltzer 12y ago
FNORD
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by Amorymeltzer 12y ago
No
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by Amorymeltzer 12y ago
Currently: Rereading Game of Thrones before the upcoming season starts Recently finished: Just Mercy by Bryan Stevenson, HIGHLY recommend it. He details the work he and his team at the Equal Justice Initiative have been doing for death row
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by Amorymeltzer 12y ago
Man, I would LOVE to see George R.R. Martin's plot outline
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by Amorymeltzer 12y ago
I just want to say that this is an beautiful example of the hacker ethos being put to use. The creator got into a new field, saw a hole in information, and put together a neat, useful resource. Just perfect.
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by Amorymeltzer 12y ago
And yes, I specifically avoided referring to the second, new book as a novel novel.
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by Amorymeltzer 12y ago
>But what constitutes a derivative work? Certainly, some part of the original work must be present in a recognizable form. The munging done by Monolith leaves no part of the original work in place, so Mono files therefore cannot be count
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by Amorymeltzer 12y ago
Yes. The whole point of that repo is for there to be a single issue for every new law starting 12 March 2014. That's all it does. Doesn't hurt to have (yet )an(other) automated process showing what laws get passed.
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by Amorymeltzer 12y ago
The document has > TOP SECRET [blackbox] NOFORN on it. That's crossed out and UNCLASSIFIED is inserted, but what's that black box covering up? Is it another level of secret access so secret we can't know the name?
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by Amorymeltzer 12y ago
The power that prosecutors have is unbelievable, especially when it comes to using the plea bargain. Here's a fantastic look at the history of plea bargains and how they get used to bully people into pleading guilty when they aren&#x2
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by Amorymeltzer 12y ago
I just wake up early and do what I can before work, then catch up a bit during lunch. After work is family time. It helps being on PST, most of the good stuff tends to follow East Coast business hours so it's not impossible to catch
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by Amorymeltzer 12y ago
ProTip: "Orientation" means grid orientation, not sexual orientation.
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Maps of Street Layouts Colored by Orientation(datapointed.net)
3 points by Amorymeltzer 12y ago|1 comments
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by Amorymeltzer 12y ago
More/better examples: http://byfat.xxx/if-hemingway-wrote-javascript I think the Hemingway example is especially well done, in particular the lack of comments and "request was made but not good."
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Evolution of “Hello World” over 100+ languages(codegolf.stackexchange.com)
5 points by Amorymeltzer 12y ago|1 comments
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by Amorymeltzer 12y ago
Because we are.