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by X4 13y ago
That's absolutely, absolutely, absolutely true!!! When I was in the first semester I knew that we had lots of women in there 20 in 200. What I also knew was that some damn idiots, (who I'd punch up, if I knew) would cause them to
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by X4 13y ago
IMHO: Schools should be no different than grocery stores, you should be able to shop knowledge and get what you need from any school, teacher or professor. They should not force you into learning something you will never need and waste a bi
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by X4 13y ago
Which are the most commented posts?
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ProcrastiTracker – Spying on yourself was never this much fun (strlen.com)
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by X4 13y ago
The idea is good, but the way you communicate it is inefficient, if you fix that it can easily become successful. Replace the App by a anonymous web-service that uses firebase or websockets to communicate to users near you. People can sign-
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PHP.net Beta Redesign(php.net)
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by X4 13y ago
idk, but it appears like it really is and most importantly it is very important to know where someone is coming from. Finding a high profile company/institution and dropping out, because you can do better without them shows ego and att
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by X4 13y ago
I think the intent was to show how humane and globally thinking they are, by showing different ethnic races. But to me it looks as if they want to hoard blood-samples for a DNA-Database in order to clone the best of us into super-soldiers.
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by X4 13y ago
Just recently I had a visit at an allergist and found the entire procedure so primitive, that I nicely informed the doctor that they could upgrade the way they do tests. I or anyone else technically minded could very easily come up with les
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by X4 13y ago
I initially thought that you were trolling, because Bromium sounds insincere, but it appears to be another startup funded by Andreessen Horowitz http://www.bromium.com/ and it's not a Browser you've linked to, it&
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by X4 13y ago
It has a table-assistant, a matrix assistant etc., but you decide.
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by X4 13y ago
Seriously, you will regret not using TexStudio, I guided a friend who installed it on Windows (works on Mac,Linux too) and damnit, it can transform drawings of formulas or anything to LaTeX-Code. That's awesome!
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by X4 13y ago
@mjcohen weird, I use qute on Linux (Gentoo), there's even an ebuild for it. However it's not hard to built it yourself on linux, actually dead easy. I also use pandoc writing Markdown and compiling to latex → pdf
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by X4 13y ago
So you don't think there is a problem in the code base, but you say: " legacy code is so high and you have to keep compatibility with lots of existing user code". That's a contradiction.
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by X4 13y ago
I have tried all extensively (except ConTeXt), what I can tell you is that I now use LuaLateX, because it's the natural successor to the other implementations, which have all a really hard time with unicode, ie. with "→" and
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by X4 13y ago
How you can speedup LaTeX compilation speeds by a factor of 2x or 3x. %&Thesis -jobname="Thesis" % ^^This needs to be the 1st line of your Thesis.tex^^ %% Enable Binary Preamble Cache %% Doc: http://www.ctan.org&#x2
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by X4 13y ago
Here's an early prototype: https://github.com/w0land/qmlail
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.Mail is coming to your dock and we would love to have you on board.(dotmailapp.com)
1 points by X4 13y ago|1 comments
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by X4 13y ago
Oouh.. that reads like he managed to get every company he worked for to fade away, go bancrupt or loose competitive strength in a very short time. This. Or he was simply at the wrong place at the wrong time, very often. * DEAD: Lotus
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by X4 13y ago
Check your mail (I'll probably land in your spam folder). PS: Very interesting ancestry, wish I had more knowledge into my own. It led me to think that you might be related to the Ferrari Company somehow.
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by X4 13y ago
Check your mail. PS: Very interesting ancestry, wish I had more knowledge into my own. It led me to think that you might be related to the Ferrari Company somehow.
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by X4 13y ago
Hi Adrioano, I've been working on a relatively similar, but much larger and very complex project (AI/Maths) for some years now. It makes me really happy to see people coming up with the vision of a "hypertext" perspectiv
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by X4 13y ago
Yeah same here: sucking at 6-11FPS.. nuff, going to compile ffx v23
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by X4 13y ago
Don't make people believe this bs, just have a look at how many people have problems with exactly THIS "feature": http://www.google.com/search?q=kwallet+chrome+opens including myself.
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by X4 13y ago
I predicted that, although I bet that they do it earlier. It is surprising that it took them until August 2013.
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by X4 13y ago
My Z-Shell predicts and auto-completes everything I do often perfectly, thus typing 2-3chars not only get's me deep into directories, but also do actions I need. But maybe the idea of folder bookmarks can still be useful, idk.
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by X4 13y ago
Quasi Meta Product Product I am curious if it's satisfying to become an investor like Paul Graham, because that's a dream job I'm hoping to work in myself some day too.
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SVG to Raphaël, The fastest and easiest way to get your SVGs rolling...(readysetraphael.com)
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by X4 13y ago
Here is more info about the paper's background and ramblings on twitter. http://tjm.org/2013/08/08/proposal-experiment-to-compare-ope... DOI:10.1126/science.1240466
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by X4 13y ago
Aww, would you? Would you please ask, if the paper could be posted here? That would be really nice!

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