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by Rzor 9y ago
tl;dr Yes. Only 0.03 of the world's nuclear arsenal would be necessary. Agriculture and ozone layer would be affected leading to famine and dangerous UV exposure. >The main message from our work," NASA's Oman said, "w
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by Rzor 9y ago
It sounds like "dick" in Brazilian-Portuguese too.
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by Rzor 9y ago
In Brazil the Kwid will be sold for 10kUSD, even worse than India.
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by Rzor 9y ago
I can't find any Architecture of Math authored by that person. Are you sure that's the author?
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by Rzor 10y ago
I don't see why these women can't be intelligent, but I agree with the correlation between insecurity and misery and shallow hedonistic behavior.
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by Rzor 10y ago
A bit off topic, but regarding DF: If I wanted to make a much more simpler game where some "factions" would iterate basic geopolitics among themselves what kind of resource should I be looking for if I was aiming at basic consiten
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by Rzor 10y ago
Or a giant spider.
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by Rzor 10y ago
By analogy, I see strategy as a class used to solve a problem and its methods as tactics. Strategy is big, tactics are small.
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by Rzor 10y ago
I think parent is arguing that OP is deriving his misery from far fetched goals that may be almost impossible to fulfill; that if he settled for less ambitious accomplishements from a different perspective he would not feel this way. Or may
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by Rzor 10y ago
Blood ministration and its miraculous properties were vastly successful in Yharnam.
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by Rzor 10y ago
Being immersed in another culture is a known method of acquiring fluency fast, but I take into account that it might not be for everyone. Having said that, one of the easy ways (as in approachable, maybe not so much efficiently) of taking a
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by Rzor 10y ago
3D modelling seems to be the most difficult skill in order to turn noise into "productive-signal" in that set. Did he had prior exposure? If só, for how long? What was his method of learning? Congratulations to your friend. From a
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by Rzor 10y ago
I find that oddly similar to what John Cleese said about creativity on this speech: https://vimeo.com/89936101 (Highly recommended, but it lasts more than 30 minutes.)
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by Rzor 10y ago
You remind me of a friend. We don't talk to each other anymore, though, because he found a way to focus his mad drive for computers. He's a brilliant programmer and a bit narcissistic. By getting into college I think he found a wa
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by Rzor 10y ago
What I believe to be symptoms of depression. Oddly, I think exercises would actually improve my overall state of mind, but being unemployed doesn't help get to that point. I don't think I would either, not that fast at least. I wo
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by Rzor 10y ago
That is popular among guitar players to start with "Smoke on the Water" as an easy song to learn basic principles.
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by Rzor 10y ago
Wow. This is really hard. I like to play a Russian accent for fun and would like to improve it, but I guess I'll stay with YouTube channels to do that.
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by Rzor 10y ago
Steps to an Ecology of Mind - Gregory Bateson. I found it by reading the Wikipedia's article on map-territory relation, which I came to know by reading a blog post about Cyberpunk on RibbonFarm. I'm having a blast. The book is a c
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by Rzor 10y ago
For a long time this feeling was excruciating for me. Actually, sometimes still is, especially dealing with the "HN effect" of seeing very opinionated people from (usually) tech pop up from nowhere and discuss subjects that doesn&
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Course Materials for Modern Binary Exploitation by RPISEC(github.com)
9 points by Rzor 11y ago|0 comments
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by Rzor 11y ago
It's funny how even after reading the answer to the bat-ball question months ago and forgetting it, I got it wrong again. I even took some time to think. How can we make slow thinking less forgetful?
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by Rzor 12y ago
- Start to meditate regularly. - Read more books. (Mainly philosophy, then non-fiction in general.) - Feed my curiosity more effectively, i. e., instigate a more persistent 'truth seeker' mentality across my life. (I have little
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by Rzor 12y ago
Didn't Google cut that out a long time ago? I didn't find any evidence that Ask was still doing this.
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by Rzor 12y ago
It is a much more easy debate and highly convertible matter.
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by Rzor 13y ago
At some point this became depressant for me, but interesting concept.
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by Rzor 13y ago
In today standards learn MIPS can be a good bridge to x86?
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by Rzor 13y ago
If anyone wants a complete view of the picture, there is htmldog[1], which covers CSS, HTML and JS. [1] - http://htmldog.com/guides/
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by Rzor 13y ago
I want to learn a bit about web servers and I think that study the source code of a functional one may worth more than try to build something from scratch at first glance. Since I'm seeing too many comments on the security issues of th
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by Rzor 13y ago
Can you expand on that?
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by Rzor 13y ago
>Idea: Can you make a list of questions, exercises, or problems can be answered by interacting with the model. This would be great.

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