arc_of_descent

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   by arc_of_descent 11y ago

   I experienced this in mid 2014. I was feeling great and decided to stop taking anti-depressants. I was on 10 mg of an SSRI. Man, I fell into a well. I was depressed for 3 months. Couldn't get _any_ work done. Had a constant headache. I
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   by arc_of_descent 11y ago

   I would also recommend the science fiction megapacks. I read a lot (especially sci-fi) and it makes me feel guily at times. :) So if I need a quick scifi buzz, I pick a random story from the megapack.
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   by arc_of_descent 11y ago

   I'm currently reading - Origins: Fourteen Billion Years of Cosmic Evolution by Neil deGrasse Tyson, so I immediately recommend it.
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   by arc_of_descent 11y ago

   I do some video recording, with separate audio and then I use a video editor to multiplex the video/audio. And then of course, some nice titles, video fade in/out, brightness adjustment, etc. Over the past 3 years, I've gone
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   by arc_of_descent 11y ago

   Innovation!
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   by arc_of_descent 11y ago

   It guessed correct for me, 40. I'm 38. I'm Indian. Incorrect for a picture of my mother who's 62. It guessed 34. And the picture is of decent quality.
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   by arc_of_descent 11y ago

   Ridiculous downvoting. Check outworlder's post for the xkcd link, you petty graphic artists!
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   by arc_of_descent 11y ago

   Does it really matter? I remember reading about this in one of Richard Dawkins' book (I think its Unweaving the rainbow). Now you can complain about the Crab Nebula, whether its color correction, or you are lucky enough to view it up c
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   by arc_of_descent 11y ago

   I'm currently learning Clojure by reading the Clojure Programming book. Its really been a struggle. You're right about the impatience part. I think everyone goes through it at one point or another. Especially with learning a Lisp
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    by arc_of_descent 11y ago

    I just wish they'd give up their domain name to someone worthy. Source Forge. Conjures up Gandalf for me.
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    by arc_of_descent 11y ago

    I use 'fg' a lot. Thanks for the '%' tip. Now to practice and grow some memory muscles!
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    by arc_of_descent 12y ago

    30 mins of barefoot walking/jogging on a Treadmill. Lift weights for around 10 mins after that to work on upper torso. Do try the barefoot walking technique. Its really worked well for me.
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    by arc_of_descent 12y ago

    Very nice implementation.
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    by arc_of_descent 12y ago

    Thanks for the recommendation. I just purchased the Kindle version. I'm not really an electronics guy, but have always been interested in how it works. Will do by best to put this book to use!
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    by arc_of_descent 12y ago

    http://rosettacode.org/wiki/Rosetta_Code I'm currently learning Python and I did the Letter Frequency problem and I'm now working on the Bulls & Cow problem. I highly recommend you visit the website and p
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    by arc_of_descent 12y ago

    A good metric would be the hours spent per week in doing cardio exercises.
17. 107.▲
    by arc_of_descent 12y ago

    Congratulations!
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    by arc_of_descent 12y ago

    Nice game. I finished the game. Had some trouble with the last level. What I memorized was what my hand movements (mouse) needed to do.
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    by arc_of_descent 12y ago

    I assume you're talking about landline phones.
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    by arc_of_descent 12y ago

    I thought the OP was rating himself 9 on a scale of 1-17!
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    by arc_of_descent 12y ago

    Its a perfectly rational feeling. The problem is we also like to perceive ourselves as individuals, but in fact are products of a system. I spend huge amounts of my time watching movies, doing things absolutely not related to my personal ca
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    by arc_of_descent 12y ago

    Most of rural India does not even have electricity. I wonder how they are going to charge their Android Ones.
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    by arc_of_descent 12y ago

    Does each cable actually lie at the sea bed? What if the route comes across a really deep part of the ocean?
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    by arc_of_descent 13y ago

    Nice!
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    by arc_of_descent 13y ago

    Beautiful beautiful movie! Sorry didn't read the article though. I'm going to watch the movie again today. Work can wait!
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    by arc_of_descent 13y ago

    I just tried the docker interactive tutorial. It was fun, but I still don't get the point of using docker. Just been hearing a lot about it, and its getting too much buzz.
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    by arc_of_descent 13y ago

    Some good humor here! Enjoyed it.
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    by arc_of_descent 13y ago

    It prints the greater variable between $x and $y. [$x => $y] creates an array reference. => is just a fancy syntax for a comma. So its actually [$x, $y]. [$x => $y]-> dereferences the array ref. $x <= $y is a boolean expressi
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    by arc_of_descent 13y ago

    Ha ha, your nickname says it all. Back when I started programming in 2000 all my yahoo, MSN and skype (when it was released) accounts either had the word linux or perl in it. Then unfortunately I had to become more professional and started
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    by arc_of_descent 13y ago

    CGI::Application too supports PSGI via CGI::Application::PSGI. I prefer CGI::Application as it is minimalist and very customizable.