Rexxar

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1051.
by Rexxar 18y ago
It's may be a problem of training. A lot of people stop learning new things when then leave university so their brain could become less efficient. Correlation don't imply causality. There is not enough facts to convince me.
1052.
by Rexxar 18y ago
It's may be a way to say "we want more programming/computer science links".
1053.
by Rexxar 18y ago
Does someone know if there is a way to provide an alternate source for a script in case of failure of the main source ?
1054.
Functional Image Synthesis(conal.net)
2 points by Rexxar 18y ago|3 comments
1055.
by Rexxar 18y ago
I think people can be convinced of this by explaining this is a signal to noise ratio problem. If we have a lot of sources of information but if a lot of them have a lot of noise, it's useless.
1056.
by Rexxar 18y ago
We have now more technology and more people than in the 19th century and people work less and have higher salary. Why would it be different in the future ?
1057.
by Rexxar 18y ago
Over evaluated stock during the tech bubble is not my definition of "glory days in the past". Microsoft have more competitors now but is also stronger than ever.
1058.
by Rexxar 18y ago
Not if you are a cow.
1059.
by Rexxar 18y ago
(A ⇒ B) ⇏ (¬A ⇒ ¬B)
1060.
Sprouts game(en.wikipedia.org)
64 points by Rexxar 18y ago|16 comments
1061.
by Rexxar 18y ago
I think a small "beta" icon near the link could be a good thing too : It prepares the user to have an error message. less surprise ==> less disappointment