GrooveStomp

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   by GrooveStomp 16y ago

   I encountered this issue with LinkedIn. With LinkedIn, they restricted the password length to something like 20 characters, but accept an input of arbitrary size. There's a disconnect afterward based on the string they store vs the string t
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   by GrooveStomp 16y ago

   The super-elite aren't hurting anything - in China. In that article the author draws a connection between the faster-than-expected recovery in wealth of the American-super-elite vs. the still struggling middle and lower classes. This conn
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   by GrooveStomp 16y ago

   The idea is sound and it seemed slick when I tried to use it. Unfortunately, I got several errors when trying to install packages like Slime, Paredit and Clojure-mode. I've since manually setup those packages for myself and they work fine
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   by GrooveStomp 16y ago

   Excellent. I'd buy it. I paid for the Humble Indie Bundle #2 pretty much just because Braid was finally out for Linux, even though I'd purchased it for my Windows desktop already.
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   by GrooveStomp 16y ago

   I'm really interested in giving this a go. I think the secret is to keep showering. I've often given my hair a quick rinse when I haven't showered in days, and my hair looks and feels great for the rest of the day.
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   by GrooveStomp 16y ago

   Where's your app? It sounds interesting.
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   by GrooveStomp 16y ago

   Your last line represent my sentiments exactly. It's easy to get lost in the day-to-day and fail to view things objectively. Every factoid like this helps me to keep an objective view - and to keep on my career path.
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   by GrooveStomp 16y ago

   I completely agree. I was thinking about this some days ago, with regards to writing a Lisp-like macro system in a new language, and this idea of graphically manipulating ASTs came to mind.
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   by GrooveStomp 16y ago

   I understand your point, but I think it might not always be possible to improve the work situation enough to justify staying there. I think it's always worthwhile to give it a try and see how much change you can effect, but there is a prac
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    by GrooveStomp 16y ago

    I completely agree. I've tried doing the Lisp + Emacs combo, and it's just too daunting for someone starting out. I'm happy as can be using Vim for now. I fully intend to give Emacs a thorough chance once more, but not until I'm more thor
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    by GrooveStomp 16y ago

    I was thinking anteater. I really don't like the mascot... That big open dirt-devil-vaccuum nose just throws me off. :)
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    by GrooveStomp 16y ago

    I just found www.diigo.com which I'm trying out.
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    by GrooveStomp 16y ago

    I find this happening to myself as well. I think it's the nature of tags vs a more visual paradigm.
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    by GrooveStomp 16y ago

    Very interesting. This is the sort of augmented reality application I'm interested in pursuing. Hacking colorspaces is a novel idea to me!
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    by GrooveStomp 16y ago

    By the sounds of it, Seattle is very similar to Vancouver. We average about two weeks of snow a year - roughly one week in November/December, then another week in January/February. Each time there's only about 3 or so inches of snow. Usu
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    by GrooveStomp 16y ago

    These are exactly the reasons I ultimately decided to work where I am today. I think it's worthwhile to reflect on these every now and then, because it's really easy to lose site of them in face of the politics and daily toil.