GarvielLoken

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by GarvielLoken 10y ago
I think you misunderstood me 180 degrees. I was not advocating stronger evidence. I was questioning our culture need for "Now scientist have finally proven the old x is correct/incorrect". Wasn't Pascal beautiful passage
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by GarvielLoken 10y ago
It is generally better to live your life irrational and do decisions irrational, because this usually indicates decisions based on values, humanism and real human empathy. Rationality in it self is autistic and schizophrenic, a closed syste
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by GarvielLoken 10y ago
What did I just read? Some unheard of psychologist distorted and dumbified a perfectly understandable passage from the famous Pascal. And because he, as a psychologist, did that; the statement is now considered truth and valid "for rea
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by GarvielLoken 10y ago
All true truths are Truism.
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by GarvielLoken 10y ago
Why would you do that? It sounds very schizophrenic to me to make one self have such a distance to normal social and emotional life that one represent it to one self as a game. To treat a social overstep as a rule break instead of understan
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by GarvielLoken 10y ago
It is really a very big blast, like an artillery blast like you say. I was given three opportunities to throw hand grenades during my conscription training. First one was in a purpose-built field, where we were hunkered down in a concrete h
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by GarvielLoken 10y ago
Have you seen the movie Whiplash from 2014?
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by GarvielLoken 10y ago
What a sad person
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by GarvielLoken 11y ago
Paywall
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by GarvielLoken 11y ago
I thought this was going to be about the AH-64D Apache Longbow.
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by GarvielLoken 11y ago
It's not about the brain, it's about the body. Right brain innate connection to ones own body and to the world. We know that there are nouns because the body senses objects. We know there are verbs because the body can make moveme
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by GarvielLoken 11y ago
Languages.
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by GarvielLoken 12y ago
Fallout series?
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by GarvielLoken 12y ago
How is that an analogy? What you actually said would be that you try to force French phrase and sentence structure into English and cringe every time you here a proper English sentence.
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by GarvielLoken 12y ago
Yeah! I found the article a bit shallow since it only discussed English like forms. Spanish has the same things "perro Grande" <==> "Dog Big". And has adjective bending forms on nouns, "perrito" <==&g
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by GarvielLoken 12y ago
This is a real test which is in favour that programming is not math like biology isn't physics. You don't build programs with one character variables.
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by GarvielLoken 12y ago
Multi-Dimensional Separation of Concerns is more useful and can easily be modelled in standard oo without tools. In a game for example you can have three dimensions, data, features and system dimensions. Where each is a folder hierarchy in
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by GarvielLoken 12y ago
No, the real lesson was don't procrastinate. "She also committed herself to systematically completing, without procrastination, her daily task list and to completely clearing her email inbox and workspace on a regular basis."
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by GarvielLoken 12y ago
I found the same thing. Sure monads can help with somr cases in oo. Overall i find Common Lisp Macros to be a better way for me to code, you can always construct your problem domain easily instead of choosing between two.
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by GarvielLoken 12y ago
Worse is better.
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by GarvielLoken 13y ago
Intuitors.
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by GarvielLoken 13y ago
The next revolution is widespread GPGPU programming, which can yield great increase in performance when leverage correctly. Java 8 already have libraries for HSA and Java 9 will support it out of the box. And this is AMD lead technology.
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by GarvielLoken 13y ago
Of course it is not a science, we don't have the technology yet to probable verify it. But Dario Nardi has made some interesting studies with eeg that maps the functions to areas in the brain. It is a theory that many people are findin
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by GarvielLoken 13y ago
Actually most good writers ( as in book authors ) are FE-doms (Feeling Extroverted) which makes them extraverted and not introverted. They are good at it because they are naturally good at consciously think and reflect about how they affec
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by GarvielLoken 13y ago
That already exists, it is called "Historical European Martial Arts" short HEMA.
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by GarvielLoken 13y ago
I am having a hard time how one could have gotten that impression if one has worked in ecommerce or business software, i promise you that mayor ecommerce site is just not interacting with development libraries. I really can't see the p
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by GarvielLoken 13y ago
I guess you like math much, am i correct? Programming is in some wayslike math. Programming is in other ways more about organisation, expression and language skills. But the real truth is that people are different. Some people are mechanics
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by GarvielLoken 13y ago
And how was it on the Sovjet side? The article failed to explore that part. Genuinely asking.
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by GarvielLoken 13y ago
Still not a requirement. A person with a strong talent for structure will be able to construct an efficient UI. Not all programmers are like this, many programmers are tech-nerds that just want to cramp all the cool things up in to UI and
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by GarvielLoken 13y ago
Why not read something established instead of discussion this black grey white home-made scale? Like the jung derivates example mbti. Also the author is biased, he shows no understanding that people are different instead he claims that his

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