JulianMorrison

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by JulianMorrison 19y ago
I'm no artist but I know what I like, and this site seems to generate very nice color groupings algorithmically: http://www.colorjack.com/sphere/
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by JulianMorrison 19y ago
SpaceX Falcon 9 / Dragon?
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by JulianMorrison 19y ago
Actually, her theory of "mind" is probably the worst flaw. All the modern psychological research indicates that the rule-following, conscious mind you use to do formal "reason" is a tiny, weak, singly threaded, monitoring rather than comman
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by JulianMorrison 19y ago
Personally I see Galt as something of a disproof-by-overextension of some of Rand's ideas. Galt was her "perfect man". For a character to be human, the author must be able to get inside their head. For even Ayn Rand herself to be unable to
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by JulianMorrison 19y ago
I was going to mention Dune. That series taught me an important lesson: the techniques of mind, and the mind-body interface, are a technology - and we are still in the dark ages. We do not know how to learn, how to teach, how to make best u
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by JulianMorrison 19y ago
The concept of SENS and the "engineering" approach to ageing. http://www.sens.org
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by JulianMorrison 19y ago
I wrote a reddit post on this http://reddit.com/info/gg2w/comments ... although most other commenters didn't agree. Summary: up only voting measures personal interest. It tends to promote anything that has a constituency. Up and down voti
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by JulianMorrison 19y ago
Usually there was some other complicating factor, like massive over-charging. Meanwhile better systems have come from behind (Word beats the entrenched but poorly ported Wordperfect at the DOS/Windows changeover).