MrJagil

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   by MrJagil 12y ago

   The deal is, there is no way for a beginner to come to that conclusion after finishing a given tutorial. The different solutions are separated. It is not a continuous flow. HTML/CSS/Javascript(/php) are luckily taught in succ
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   by MrJagil 12y ago

   Excellent how this problem is continuously attempted to be solved. As a wannabe programmer, one thing I always lacked from these sites was the ability to somehow see my code live. I.e. it's fun to write html and css on codecademy or py
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   Stu Maschwitz on Casey Neistat’s iPhone 6 ‘Black Market’ Movie(daringfireball.net)

   3 points by MrJagil 12y ago|0 comments
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   by MrJagil 12y ago

   Anyone tried it?
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   Insane or Just Evil? A Psychiatrist Takes a New Look at Hitler (1998)(nytimes.com)

   1 points by MrJagil 12y ago|0 comments
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   by MrJagil 12y ago

   I've asked this before to no avail, but what can the NSA possibly do if Apple refuses? Fine them? Sure, they have billions. They can't arrest the company... Is Cook going to jail? What is the actual threat here? You could argue th
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   by MrJagil 12y ago

   There is an argument though, that this issue is so deeply ingrained that we need a rather rebellious approach to actually change anything... What's more appropriate for a rebellious movement than rebellious leaders? Just a thought...
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   The War on Terror Is a – Predictable – Fiasco(blog.transnational.org)

   1 points by MrJagil 12y ago|0 comments
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   An Important Message About Vocabulary(dglenn.dreamwidth.org)

   7 points by MrJagil 12y ago|1 comments
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    by MrJagil 12y ago

    Notice though, that it doesn't include the aspect of Kaspar's lying nor the gun shot episode. But I agree, a very nice film.
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    Kaspar Hauser(en.wikipedia.org)

    2 points by MrJagil 12y ago|2 comments
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    by MrJagil 12y ago

    Such an interesting analysis, and seemingly a very nice site too. A shame the comments are so headless. It's a travesty communities and discussions devolve so quickly on the internet (though I of course know from PGs eternal struggle h
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    by MrJagil 12y ago

    Awesome!Though, which one should you use if both are correct? "... plenty of fish(es) in the sea." for instance?
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    by MrJagil 12y ago

    I hope Gwern and other writers interested in the Satoshi phenomenon keep tabs on stuff like this... I mean, the fact that you might be able to deduce his hardware and other small clues slowly being revealed, might eventually lead to a prett
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    by MrJagil 12y ago

    Interestingly, and to my big surprise, "fishes" is quite correct!
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    by MrJagil 12y ago

    Sort of related: Discussion of the Time Zone article mentioned: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8138200
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    by MrJagil 12y ago

    Cool idea, but the interface is confusing me profoundly. When i Click on a story (and to a lesser extend, when i look at the front page) my eyes are zigzagging around trying to latch onto something, but everything seemingly craves my attent
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    by MrJagil 12y ago

    Sounds somewhat familiar to what you can achieve with Paul Stretch. I assume it has something do with phasing...
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    by MrJagil 12y ago

    I want it for music. Would be perfect for parties as an alternative to spotify, grooveshark etc. Need queuing and support for a bunch of weird open formats and then we're good to go.
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    by MrJagil 12y ago

    Interesting. At first I thought it would deduct information about me by analysing which squares I'd choose in what order and through other metrics like pacing.
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    by MrJagil 12y ago

    Thanks for the info! Did not think of that at all!
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    by MrJagil 12y ago

    Did anyone else catch the "distorsion" typo in the video? What is it with typos that makes you want to point them out? Is it that important to us (me) to feel superior? Or is there a tiny bit of altruism hidden somewhere...
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    by MrJagil 12y ago

    Definitely not. Considering myself quite the traveler, I'd say Denmark is the country I've visited that by far has the best support for credit cards, especially Copenhagen. Just spent 6 months in the US and we in Denmark are way a
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    by MrJagil 12y ago

    An article (in Danish) describing how the letter came to be: http://www.b.dk/nationalt/snowden-kaster-sig-ind-i-dansk-ove... Quite interesting.
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    by MrJagil 13y ago

    > I read that as the dilemma that Page was facing, not an absolute truism. This is an article about Larry Page at Google. It seems silly to be annoyed at the author for simplifying the dichotomy between academia and industry to move us t
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    by MrJagil 13y ago

    Wow, i thought it was appalling! "he expected he’d have to make a choice between becoming an academic and building a company. Choosing the former would mean giving up the opportunity to become the inventor of widely used applications.
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    by MrJagil 13y ago

    A thousand times yes. Muffwiggler is the place to be.
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    Silk Road 2.0 Admin: We Will Repay The Stolen Funds(deepdotweb.com)

    3 points by MrJagil 13y ago|0 comments
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    by MrJagil 13y ago

    Thanks for answering Gwern. I admire your work, trust your opinion, and it resonates with my impression.
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    by MrJagil 13y ago

    All the Reddit kids are talking about a new site called The Marketplace, apparently very secure. http://www.reddit.com/r/themarketplace/comments/1tx26z/the_m... Anyone with more knowledge and less bias c