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by abnry 6y ago
Godel Escher Bach is a good place to start. Or any book about Godel. That's a great place to blow a kids mind.
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by abnry 6y ago
You sure its not because of the explosion of web apps?
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by abnry 6y ago
If the rationale for banning is policy violations (doxxing, racism, vulgarity, calls for violence, etc), as long as the standards are consistently enforced I'm okay with it. Although my caveat is that racism is defined differently for
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by abnry 6y ago
Make the terminal full screen then run Goyo for a distraction free experience. It adds margins on right and left like in Word to center the text, except in vim there isn't a toolbar on top or gray space on the sides.
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by abnry 6y ago
For want of a margin the kingdom was lost. I hate no margins and use the Goyo vim plugin to make my editing experience more pleasurable.
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by abnry 6y ago
Another similar example is EBV, commonly known as mono, which is often associated with chronic fatigue syndrome and fibromyalgia. Viral infection occurs, followed by a prolonged period (sometime years and years) of flu symptoms. I would gue
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by abnry 6y ago
I left Firefox in 2011 because it was unusably slow on my macbook. My recent experience has been that it is much faster and I am considering switching back.
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by abnry 6y ago
I would add to your statement >If you advertise a rule and don't enforce it, you in-effect reward people who transgress the rule... and when why you are surrounded by jerks that transgressing the rule needs to provide some sort of
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by abnry 6y ago
Eric Rosen is the Bob Ross of chess.
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by abnry 6y ago
In other words, politics is dirty because the people who play dirty get an advantage, which means only the people who play dirty can stay competitive.
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by abnry 6y ago
Probably the best way to understand it is similar to the complaints that Stack Overflow is filled with basic beginner questions on the front page to the extent they drown out any questions with real technical meat.
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by abnry 6y ago
Oh man, are you in for a treat! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yKf9aUIxdb4
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by abnry 6y ago
Also, don't forget the whole COVID-19 isolation thing, which encouraged people to find ways to pass the time online. I've seen graphs showing the number of users on lichess significantly increased right when the lockdowns started.
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by abnry 6y ago
"Daddy, where did Spot go?" "He's living on a farm now little girl."
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by abnry 6y ago
I actually agree it isn't that useful. At least for me. My attitude is that high quality sources are worth more than low quality ones.
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by abnry 6y ago
This sort of thing literally brings out the starving aggressive animal in me. I get so frantic trying to download all I can! Very, very surprising to me, one of the free books turns out to be directly related to my new job (like, my boss&#x
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by abnry 6y ago
On Ubuntu with an Intel processor I have been very happy with the app ecosystem. I suspect if the Raspberry p Pi had an AMD or Intel chip it'd be less painful.
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by abnry 6y ago
I think the OP meant natural sugar, not added! And sadly, many jams and pies have extra sugar added, I much prefer the no/low sugar versions.
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by abnry 6y ago
What do you do when someone refuses to be rehabilitated? There is real evil in the world and people who are happy to break the rules of society again and again and again.
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by abnry 6y ago
I was always jealous of the stories about programmers in the 80s who wrote games in insanely small amounts of RAM. I kind of want that same kind of challenge needed to be overcome in my lifetime.
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by abnry 6y ago
I guess I am one of the young kids who think the unix command line is wicked cool. It makes the user experience on my laptop feel so much more powerful.
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by abnry 6y ago
Learning all the complexity at once is very, very painful. It is my least favorite thing about playing board games. However, once you play a board game often enough it can become a bit boring without more surface complexity unless you reall
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by abnry 6y ago
Yes, styling is a must for me. If I ever were to blog, I'd also require images and latex rendering. But that's about it.
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by abnry 6y ago
But the inverse function is the "multiplicative inverse" in the group of functions with composition as "multiplication". In that way, it makes a ton of sense. It's only a problem because you are mixing together two
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by abnry 6y ago
Look into ImageMagick and pdftk. That will solve your problems.
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by abnry 6y ago
Seems you want a _book study_ not a _book club_. A club doesn't suggest to me a mode of intensity.
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by abnry 6y ago
Why is .com so far down the list?
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by abnry 6y ago
For math, I recommend looking into Cuisenaire Rods. It will help the kids physically understand number reasoning. I also recommend looking into the math ed twittersphere. A few people to start with: Matt Enlow, high school math teacher who
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by abnry 6y ago
Depends on the liquid you're using!! You can definitely boil a squirrel in liquid nitrogen!
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by abnry 6y ago
I love this extension! I use it in place of bookmarks. I then run a cron job to move .html files from my downloads folder to a bookmarks folder. Then I generate thumbnails and an html index to easily browse my bookmarks. I feel so much more

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