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by arketyp 17y ago
It reminded me of animated movies where the 3D-scenes are drawn all by hand.
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by arketyp 17y ago
Wow, neat. I'm not sure I should attribute all my amazement to Feynman, but it sure is lovely hearing that man explain things.
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by arketyp 17y ago
Arguing by group selection is far fetched as it is almost inherently wrong in concept, and demands further explanation in gene mechanics. Even if accepting the group selection idea for the sake of argument, there are inconsistencies to what
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by arketyp 17y ago
s/no principal/in principle no/
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by arketyp 17y ago
I would say, cars most definitely yes. And we should not only consider concrete objects even. There's really no principal difference in the way we learn to operate the character in a video game, or an internet browser, from how we learn to
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by arketyp 17y ago
I use HFS (Http File Server) for this on Windows. Drag n drop basically.
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by arketyp 17y ago
I thought they only talked like that in the movies.
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by arketyp 17y ago
Spinning objects (balls) must certainly be of biased occurrence in modern times of human civilization. Assuming the illusion is a cognitive artifact of a learned phenomena, I wonder how a caveman would recognize this demonstration. Would th
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by arketyp 17y ago
Without getting into computer nostalgia, I'd like to mention the Amiga 600. Although I can't say I ever gave much thought to the looks of it as a kid, I think it would still look great on my desktop today. http://www.amigau.com/aig/a600.jp
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by arketyp 17y ago
Something very similar to this called Robocode has been around for some time. The language is Java though: http://robocode.sourceforge.net/
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by arketyp 17y ago
I would guess the "road" is the Amazon River. Being Earth's biggest river, it makes sense to the slogan too.