argimenes

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by argimenes 5y ago
C#; JavaScript ES6; Cypher
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Marking up texts without markup(researchgate.net)
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by argimenes 6y ago
Scraping data shouldn't be any more illegal than reading; but publishing that data without consent may or may not be legal.
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by argimenes 6y ago
"The Art and Craft of Drawing" by Vernon Blake because of the model he offers for cognition.
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by argimenes 6y ago
Intersecting markup.
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by argimenes 6y ago
A ... Ghosn Buster.
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by argimenes 6y ago
There's no limit to the number of utilities which can be desired as beautiful. Closely followed by minimal...
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by argimenes 6y ago
Geocities and AngelFire.
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by argimenes 7y ago
Why do you ask?
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by argimenes 7y ago
It has a swear word in the name, it must be hard core.
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by argimenes 7y ago
Who are they going to call? Ghosn busters.
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by argimenes 7y ago
I've owned a Surface RT, a Surface Pro 3, and a Surface Book 2 ... but I will never buy a Microsoft Surface again. The RT failed to start one day and both the Pro and Book have suffered from screen cracks with only regular wear and tea
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by argimenes 7y ago
Grow Crystals with This One Simple Trick ...
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by argimenes 7y ago
Improving their loneliness? Making them more lonely or better at being lonely?
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by argimenes 7y ago
Good to see pseudo science being recognised for what it is.
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by argimenes 7y ago
"Stallions"? Rock star dev narcissism knows no bounds.
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by argimenes 7y ago
It wouldn't be cancelling debt. It would be retroactively legislating free public college tuition, essentially. If new students don't have to accrue debt, why should past ones?
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by argimenes 7y ago
+1 for the William Blake reference in your marketing.
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by argimenes 7y ago
Another way of phrasing it is that a public interface is a kind of tight coupling. Also, private methods are typically contain highly factored code which may have little utility outside of the interface but which is factored for reasons of
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by argimenes 7y ago
;-)
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by argimenes 7y ago
Good on you. Making the world a better place through constructing elegant hierarchies for maximum code reuse and extensibility.
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by argimenes 7y ago
I can't even tell if this is parody anymore.
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by argimenes 7y ago
I have created a prototype that allows for the deep integration of text and data, with endpoints for NLP and machine learning. What would you want to do as a co-founder?
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by argimenes 7y ago
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by argimenes 7y ago
A lot depends on their attitude to disseminating knowledge at the workplace. Do they play their cards close to their chest and not share solutions with others? Do they admit to not knowing things themselves? In some workplaces asking questi
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by argimenes 7y ago
I use it run RISC OS on the metal.
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by argimenes 7y ago
When I was in high school their Amiga would cold boot into a GUI within 3 seconds. It was the same for the Acorn Archimedes in the UK. These computers had the entire GUI OS burnt into the ROM. After that I remember the shock or getting a 38
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by argimenes 7y ago
I for one welcome our crab overlords.
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by argimenes 7y ago
It's great to see a language named after a mythical city in Arthur C. Clarke's "Beyond the Fall of Night".
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by argimenes 7y ago
I would invent a time machine and go back to the night of 31 March 1837 in the home of Countess Cristina Belgiojoso to hear the two greatest pianists in history - Franz Liszt and Sigismond Thalberg - duel each other in concert.

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