BasDirks

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by BasDirks 11y ago
This is actually a very important chapter in human development. And it will pass in the blink of an eye. Works like these are good, important.
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by BasDirks 11y ago
"Spotted on Google Earth in 2007 by a Kazakh economist and archaeology enthusiast, Dmitriy Dey, the so-called Steppe Geoglyphs remain deeply puzzling and largely unknown to the outside world." Makes me wonder what else exists that
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by BasDirks 11y ago
You don't understand. You're actually stuck. You can't see it because you're stuck. If you find yourself grabbing a dictionary because you need to establish with your "correspondent" that you're talking ab
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by BasDirks 11y ago
Looking up love in the dictionary is useless. You're stuck in language.
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by BasDirks 11y ago
This is dumb on so many levels. The name, the branding, the backstabbing of the content creators, the availability restrictions. Of course, they are Google, they can get away with this. Deeply uninspiring.
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by BasDirks 11y ago
What if it's the other way around?
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by BasDirks 11y ago
Kafka-esque
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by BasDirks 11y ago
Dutch: http://www.taalkabaal.nl/scheldwoorden/indexa.php Have fun. Some of these are spelled incorrectly, so run them through a spell-checker. While I'm at it, let me translate some personal favourites. I realize
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by BasDirks 11y ago
submitted a bunch in Dutch.
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by BasDirks 11y ago
It doesn't actually matter if it's deliberate. Your response is part of the play.
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by BasDirks 11y ago
Perhaps this blog post is a decoy, and they implemented a better prevention mechanism. I don't feel like "giving away" this possibility harms their efforts, as it will only make those intent on cheating more paranoid. >:]
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by BasDirks 11y ago
But wasn't he afraid of extradition?
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by BasDirks 11y ago
"Oh I didn't get the toy I paid for". Really? That's what you're posting when a group of talented artists see their dream shattered?
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by BasDirks 11y ago
"No less so than if your friends, family, coworkers.." There is a difference between those and MS.
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by BasDirks 11y ago
They won't need to. They are bigger than Hollywood in a few important ways.
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by BasDirks 11y ago
I like your comment because it is a good antidote for people who suffer from a naive and dull sort of adoration for saintly, detached love. But there is also a detachment which comes from embracing and surrendering to human nature. This is
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by BasDirks 11y ago
"What composition algorithms lack is not the ability to compose like humans but a life that will give them angels and a story." Quote of the month for me. Bravo =]
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by BasDirks 11y ago
Mochizuki's work is interesting. I wonder how long that will take to verify.
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by BasDirks 11y ago
GP does not come across as a raving lunatic. GP displays critical thought. You on the other hand..
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by BasDirks 11y ago
There (and elsewhere) certain parties on both sides do not want a solution. They owe their existence and power to the problem.
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by BasDirks 11y ago
What happened to Aaron is a good reason to give them the finger.
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by BasDirks 11y ago
Not unusual: Ant: http://ant.apache.org Wasp: https://www.waspbarcode.com Hornet: https://www.npmjs.com/package/hornet
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by BasDirks 11y ago
Set theory and everything are intertwined.
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by BasDirks 11y ago
Do you disagree?
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by BasDirks 11y ago
Yeah, who would do that? Nobody. So why the _ is it possible in the first place?
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by BasDirks 11y ago
And what is gained from doing so? We must remain critical.
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by BasDirks 11y ago
And what makes the model of haskell any more superior to models developed in any other field like accounting, physics or chemistry ? - Type-safety. Correctness. Speed. I am sorry, haskell is just a huge roadblock to get things done in the r
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by BasDirks 12y ago
Do you really think this guy, who lives and breathes sound, did this by accident?
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by BasDirks 12y ago
To read up on the first question, try Heidegger. For the second: Nietzsche.
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by BasDirks 12y ago
Props for using the word "askew".

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