DanI-S

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by DanI-S 16y ago
The idea that they need actual evidence to lock you up is so 20th century...
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by DanI-S 16y ago
Of course, anyone who uses an auto-completing IDE must be an intellectually stunted amateur.
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by DanI-S 16y ago
I don't think the Facebook concept is really something that is 'invented', per se. It is one of those kind of ideas that will emerge spontaneously at a certain point in the technological timeline, as the natural progression of things. It wa
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by DanI-S 16y ago
They also probably have lawyers begging them to proceed. They're the real winners in any situation like this.
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by DanI-S 16y ago
Outlawing corporate donations to political parties would be a start.
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by DanI-S 16y ago
On the other hand (and without disagreeing), there are very few technology companies who have been around for 20 years and still produce exciting, relevant products. Perhaps short-lived enterprise also has benefits to the world as a whole?
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by DanI-S 16y ago
That's really amazing. Were these introduced recently? Do you think there's much chance of them realizing what a great deal they are and discontinuing the plans?
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by DanI-S 16y ago
I find this truly bizarre. Who are these 8%? Is there some new, widespread form of obsessive compulsive behaviour that involves clicking through EVERY link on EVERY page?
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by DanI-S 16y ago
That sounds like a fantastic idea, but after brief look at the T-Mobile website it looks like the Even More Plus plans don't come with any minutes. Can you buy minutes as a monthly add-on, or do you have to pay the crazy $0.45 per minute ca
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by DanI-S 16y ago
Judging by that guy's message, you had your app hijacked by a Gungan.
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The Turbo-Entabulator(youtube.com)
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by DanI-S 16y ago
The singularity is coming!
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by DanI-S 16y ago
If you truly believe that an all-powerful, provenly vengeful supreme being wants you to personally spread his word to other people, it'd be a pretty bad idea to disobey.
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by DanI-S 16y ago
You're right, but at some level toes are just a high-bandwidth interface between your brain and the world ;)
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by DanI-S 16y ago
Technology also has the power to connect us with the natural world in ways never thought possible. I can gaze into the innards of a cell from my desk, or explore the deepest reaches of the night sky with the augmented view provided by a mob
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by DanI-S 16y ago
Think of it this way - even if you work for 6 weeks on something that turns out to be rubbish, you'll still have learned a huge amount in the process.
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by DanI-S 16y ago
Mass death hasn't been particularly uncommon throughout human history, either, but it's probably not something to aspire to.
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by DanI-S 16y ago
So is this: The system encourages fragmented documentation, with different aspects of a patient’s condition secreted in unconnected fields I'm pretty sure that problem was solved in the 60s, with the concept of hypertext. Decades of progr
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Building the tower(bootstrapp.in)
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I'm not sure, but I suspect that some things are expensive enough to be beyond private investment. Mega-projects like the Apollo missions, the Hubble telescope, the LHC and such seem likely to be too risky to embark on with a prize as the i
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by DanI-S 16y ago
That's most definitely not what I intended. NASA have done things that make me feel proud to be a human being . I was more aiming to highlight the value in having government organizations spearhead research into areas that may not be immed
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by DanI-S 16y ago
Summary: The first time you do anything, it usually sucks. NASA do things first, so that we don't have to.
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by DanI-S 16y ago
This is nothing more than a despicable smear campaign based on the oldest misdirection in the book: Shoot the messenger. Sounds familiar...
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by DanI-S 16y ago
"Guys, don't panic - our schools are great, as long as you're white!" If they're failing to educate a large number of students, they're not working as intended.
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by DanI-S 16y ago
There are some differences in approach that need to be considered. If you're building an app purely for fun, you can expect users to create an account before they start using your software. If you're building a business, you may need to all
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by DanI-S 16y ago
Don't you find it exciting that you can sculpt something visual that ANYONE can see, just by typing code? After a long time, it still gives me a bit of that 'wow' feeling. It's the browser idiosyncrasies which suck...
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by DanI-S 16y ago
I'd say the anger comes from the following line of thought: "The extremely wealthy are receiving tax cuts which will barely affect their personal quality of life, yet cost 'the rest of us' billions of dollars. That money would have a far hi
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by DanI-S 16y ago
Punish the rich? I'm sure for most people it's about reducing the deficit.
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I think he's confusing liberalism with socialism.
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by DanI-S 16y ago
I think the 'designers block' part was just my attempt to find a good title. Since this mainly relates to colour, and was aimed at people who are not necessarily experienced designers, it may not have been the best choice!

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