MBlume

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by MBlume 16y ago
My understanding is that you want redhog's branch: https://github.com/redhog/pad
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by MBlume 16y ago
This, but combined with ookblah's comment -- you only really need to treat the men this way.
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by MBlume 16y ago
Ugh. Slightly interesting for the first third, then a random swerve into misandrist bullshit.
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by MBlume 16y ago
this article mostly seems like a lot of applause lights. The author likes 'open' and wants to believe that 'open' will win. It's won once before, and so the author calls it 'inevitable'. That's not supporting an argument. The universe is st
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by MBlume 16y ago
And if you want to avoid changing the rest of the page: <script> var oldAlertFunction = window.alert; window.alert = function(){}; </script> <script src="crockford.com/json.library.js"></script>
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by MBlume 16y ago
I would seriously like to hear a sane defense of this meme...
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by MBlume 16y ago
Actually, Leahy killed CBDTP: Senator Patrick Leahy (D-VT), chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, had stated that he could "not support" the proposed legislation and, as chairman, intended to block consideration of the controversial
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by MBlume 16y ago
California senator Dianne Feinstein, who appears on this list, also sponsored Consume But Don't Try Programming ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Consumer_Broadband_and_Digital_... ) back in the day. As long as she's on the ballot, I'll be vot
579.
by MBlume 16y ago
Heh, I seem to recall Eliezer saying something about how the story was going to be played completely straight, and then out of nowhere, Harry bit his teacher, and he realized it was going to be a humor piece.
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by MBlume 16y ago
> Nothing less fun than coming out of a reading binge at 3am on a work night reading a book you didn't like! Oh this has happened to me far far too many times... If it helps, MoR's plot is fairly episodic and doesn't start to pick up st
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by MBlume 16y ago
A quick taxonomy of fanfic (from someone who spent way too much time in HP fandom in college): fill-in-the-blanks: This is a story that tells parts of the original work's backstory. The custom is to try scrupulously to maintain canon compat
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by MBlume 16y ago
Well, he did also write [Are Your Enemies Innateley Evil]( http://lesswrong.com/lw/i0/are_your_enemies_innately_evil/ )
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by MBlume 16y ago
Followed the embedded YouTube video and was rather disgusted by the comments on it. Almost all suggested she cheated, and half suggested it in an incredibly disgusting/demeaning/sexist way. Is this what the broader culture assumes when a wo
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by MBlume 16y ago
Well sure, git's standardized, you can always take your repo and go home, I think the parent was more concerned about history relating to bugs, comments, documentation, discussion, etc.
585.
by MBlume 16y ago
just going to ask, since it doesn't seem to be mentioned anywhere -- AMI == Amazon Machine Image?
586.
by MBlume 16y ago
Just burned the final Python2.6 release to play with this http://burnbit.com/torrent/153621/Python_2_6_6_tar_bz2
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by MBlume 16y ago
"For his [1]" Her [1], in fact.
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by MBlume 16y ago
" Humans are basically the minimally conscious and intelligent creatures that could take over a planet." I believed this about a year ago and thought myself well and properly cynical. Then it was pointed out to me that humanity is the min
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by MBlume 16y ago
swap the first two lines: $.getJSON(my_url, function(data) { $(document).ready(function(){ $('<p>').text(data.some_text).appendTo('#some_container); }); });
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by MBlume 16y ago
I was slightly disappointed that the article made no mention of the fact that where you give your money is probably more important than how much you give, that the current charity market has multiple orders of magnitude differences in ret