BenFeldman1930

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Enclothed Cognition Theory(en.wikipedia.org)
9 points by BenFeldman1930 3y ago|0 comments
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Inside Task Manager with the Original Author (Dave Plummer)(youtube.com)
4 points by BenFeldman1930 3y ago|0 comments
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by BenFeldman1930 3y ago
> it's just faster and has less transfers. Rest asured, that won't happen.
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by BenFeldman1930 3y ago
Books.
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by BenFeldman1930 3y ago
Looks doable from London. There's also the Dashwood Mausoleum close by. Worth a visit?
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by BenFeldman1930 3y ago
I check out what's under the bonnet.
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Ask HN: What to Do with a Gifted Laptop?
5 points by BenFeldman1930 4y ago|9 comments
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by BenFeldman1930 4y ago
Only to let it cool down again ...
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Lisp Programming in Chinese(monolune.com)
2 points by BenFeldman1930 4y ago|1 comments
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by BenFeldman1930 4y ago
Two good points: "One immediately notices that most of the keywords have the same length. This is unlike English programming languages where keywords have greater differences in lengths (e.g. cons, display vs. 建，出). I do not think thi
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by BenFeldman1930 4y ago
Maybe "SAP Dirty Sanchez" would be a better name?
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by BenFeldman1930 4y ago
When I hung out with him last year, he was fixing an Emacs bug on a field notes notebook.
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by BenFeldman1930 4y ago
Can you give a real life (not related to math) example?
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by BenFeldman1930 4y ago
Are the parts dealing with privelege, gender etc. bearable?
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by BenFeldman1930 4y ago
Well, shit happens.
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The Fractal-Summary Method (+ case studies)(johnathanbi.com)
2 points by BenFeldman1930 4y ago|1 comments
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by BenFeldman1930 4y ago
"The method that I have developed, the fractal-summary, preserves these two strengths of progressive-summaries and improves upon it in two important ways. First, it adds an additional step before we even get to the text: context. Most
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by BenFeldman1930 4y ago
Could this be used with type-2 diabetes, converting excess blood glucose into electricity? The article doesn't state though how much glucose (mg/dl) is converted, so one cannot say, if the conversion is relevant.
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by BenFeldman1930 5y ago
Asciidoctor could be perfect for my use case, but as of now it does not support end of page footnotes, but end of chapter or end of article ones.
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by BenFeldman1930 5y ago
As kids we shared disks with games in school at a time when games began to need 10+ 3.5" disks. To save disks we zipped them with RAR and splitted the archive. Often one disk (usually the last one) was defect. What to do? Waiting till
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by BenFeldman1930 5y ago
Sporting his red apparell.
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Invention Dice – Atomic Shrimp(atomicshrimp.com)
2 points by BenFeldman1930 5y ago|0 comments
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by BenFeldman1930 5y ago
In the golden days, without Internet access and no CDs, computer magazines printed source code encoded in a hex format to save paper space. Each line with 10 or so hex-codes had a checksum to test your actual inputs against.
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by BenFeldman1930 5y ago
Check out our recent job offers at 221B Baker Street, London.
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by BenFeldman1930 5y ago
Didn't his "reign" by definition end on December, 31st 1996?
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by BenFeldman1930 6y ago
If I remember correctly, this was also the default editor in the early SuSE distributions or early Slackware. Joe is also used by Bisqwit ( https://github.com/bisqwit/that_editor ).
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by BenFeldman1930 6y ago
Every time you run it, it is eating a part of your soul. Nom nom nom
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Learn you some Prolog as if it were Morse Code(youtube.com)
4 points by BenFeldman1930 6y ago|1 comments
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by BenFeldman1930 6y ago
Prolog is often taught in a very ineffective and even counterproductive way. In analogy to the Koch method, consider focusing on the pure monotonic core from the start, so that the conveyed material is monotonically increasing.
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by BenFeldman1930 6y ago
I wonder if the works fall under copyright laws, when the result does not depend on artist intervention.

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