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argimenes
14y ago
Why come here to ask? Go forth and learn, my friend ... :-)
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argimenes
14y ago
How about a sample chapter or two as a PDF to enable us to form an opinion?
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argimenes
14y ago
I wonder if this tendency to characterise people as 'haters' was brought about by the increasing divisiveness of American politics. It is a little disturbing that any kind of opposition or criticism toward a product can be summed up as 'hat
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argimenes
14y ago
There are certainly similarities to Renaissance Florence in the concentration of talent in a small space and the air of competition -- but if you're talking about quality of mind, it's unlikely we'll ever see three people like Leonardo da V
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argimenes
14y ago
I think your argument is based on solid GUI design principles; for example, the continuum from abstract to realistic in icon design. As you asked for feedback on your icon redesign, I think it could be easily be mistaken for a rotary dial p
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Euclideon releases new footage
(xbigygames.com)
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Euclideon Revisited: Hoax or Not?
(cityofnidus.blogspot.com.au)
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argimenes
15y ago
- The Skeptic's Guide to the Universe - This Developer's Life - Retrobits - Open Apple - 1 Mhz - Future Tense - Star Stuff - Science Weekly - The Naked Scientist
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Shadowcasting: a tutorial
(blogs.msdn.com)
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Programming Beyond Von Neumann
(cs.cmu.edu)
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Best job application ever: Leonardo da Vinci's cover letter
(adifferentplace.org)
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Link-bait Hacker Slash News Dot Considered Cancerous Request For Call To Action
(hanselman.com)
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argimenes
15y ago
If this software is a hoax -- and fair enough, it sounds too good to be true -- can someone explain how they were able to fake it in the live demo? I understand that this is supposed to be impossible, cranks often claim the establishment i
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argimenes
15y ago
This is a great article, but the title reminds me (fondly) of titles of academic texts that couch everything in qualifiers: 'A Sketch Toward Some Notes on a Proposal for an Investigation into a Re-evaluation of {Insert Topic Here}.'
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argimenes
15y ago
7 millionth?
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argimenes
15y ago
I think you might have answered your own question, there ... ;-)
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argimenes
15y ago
I don't think it does necessarily, although it might be a symptom of lack of confidence or dissatisfaction with your work programming. I think having a broad range of interests - reading, playing music, drawing, socialising, sports - makes
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argimenes
15y ago
Sci-Fi: The Dune series. All of them. There is no excuse to give up after the first one. Frank Herbert was a philosopher who worked in the medium of the sci-fi novel. Fantasy: "The Worm Ourobourous". If Christoper Marlowe had invented the
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argimenes
15y ago
To be honest, I cared quite a lot about getting a relatively high GPA and was upset if I scored below 5.25 (out of 6). I don't think that standardised tests are good in themselves but they help keep a student intellectually honest. Some p
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argimenes
15y ago
Not sure how this is related to hacking ...
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argimenes
15y ago
I'm not seeing any content on this site. Prank?
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argimenes
15y ago
Currently, virtuoso keyboard music by Alkan to warm up, viol music by Marin Marais for intense thinking, and Albinoni concertos for moody hacking at night.
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argimenes
15y ago
Looks intriguing but I haven't been able to get this to run in Chrome, Firefox 4 or IE9, even after force-refreshing the page. Any thoughts?
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argimenes
16y ago
This article shares with many other academic exercises a fine analytical examination of current trends but provides a woefully unhelpful basis for innovation. It sounds merely negative to say that, but I think the problem isn't with the sc
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argimenes
16y ago
Don't you mean: 'incredibly easily'?
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argimenes
16y ago
Personally, my favourite is from the British science-fiction programme Dr Who: http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x7udkb_pyramids-of-mars-p12...