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by InVerse 18y ago
i interpreted kirsh's claim as: "in spite of the theoretical procedural differences in assigning faith, both camps are substantially influenced by culture and tradition.
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by InVerse 18y ago
i like making stuff. consuming less actually helps me be more creative, feel more satisfied, live more customized, and earn practical skills.
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by InVerse 18y ago
amen. kids are expensive, especially without that fat health insurance package from a real job. i don't assume we shouldn't exclude the middle, except that's where a wealth of experience and wisdom comes from.
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by InVerse 18y ago
maybe. it would be interesting to see what trends occur in vastly different cultures than the western individualistic, self-centered one. for example, the Great Law of the Iroquois states, "In our every deliberation, we must consider the im
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by InVerse 18y ago
when i first read the title three meanings came to mind: 1. how do you back up data? 2. how do you back up 'progress' (eg, code commits, releases)? 3. what is your plan B (eg, this startup failed, what do i do next)? maybe it's just me, but
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by InVerse 18y ago
I couldn't tell whether he was intentionally hiding wisdom behind a front of "winning" and "competitiveness", or whether I am able to take the positive out of any statement and ignore the negative. He offered some good advice. A discussion
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by InVerse 18y ago
yuck.
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by InVerse 18y ago
i agree with you in spirit. for me, the social/political difficulties are even larger obstacles than the technical. well, you did say obvious vandalism. anything other than nonsense could be a trial by fire to "correct". there was a satir
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by InVerse 18y ago
js itself isn't so important. already the desktop UI approach (think Java AWT/Swing) is gaining traction, eg GWT. nonetheless, if using js directly, the js itself isn't so important: * use a good js library with helpful abstractions for DO