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athesyn
14y ago
http://siteinspire.com has a fairly decent collection of beautiful, clean, well-designed sites.
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Regular expressions will stab you in the back
(peterscott.github.com)
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athesyn
14y ago
After reading Designer News for the past week I've noticed most threads have zero (or single-sentence) comments nevermind in-depth discussions. No offense, but it's essentially a dead-forum and to make it invite-only shows the bigger pictur
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athesyn
14y ago
I'd say most geographical classifications aren't sensible, Slovakia (just like Poland) has an uncertain position in Central or Eastern Europe depending on where you are.
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_why is a role, not a person
(words.steveklabnik.com)
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athesyn
14y ago
Definitely bookmarked, this is the easiest method i've found so far that actually shows the exact rules of regex. It's infinitely more useful than a book.
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An Introduction to Mathematical Reasoning
(maths.manchester.ac.uk)
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Dear Startups
(liban.revisited.co)
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athesyn
14y ago
what's wrong with preferring low-average learning curve text editors?
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athesyn
14y ago
Github. I've found cool/interesting functions (and even one-liners) by browsing around randomly.
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athesyn
14y ago
I lost it at "Impressive thing in Pure CSS". Those are probably the most redundant submissions.
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athesyn
14y ago
Yup, thanks for pointing out this is essentially lower class tourism.
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The Scientist and the Poet
(thenewatlantis.com)
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athesyn
14y ago
It's dutch. "23 years old. Liege / Luik Zeer slim build. black hair. dark eyes. beauty mark on the forehead."
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athesyn
14y ago
And the existence of growth is the main reason for a steady loss of quality.
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athesyn
14y ago
Makes me wish for more space travel during my life time.
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Crash course in mathematical notation for programmers
(moshez.wordpress.com)
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athesyn
14y ago
This only works out if you have an innate talent, or smart enough to optimize what you have in terms of your ability. I have nothing against comforting articles, but that we should recognize the intellectual/productive peaks in our lives is
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athesyn
14y ago
It's not about IQ, it's about actually wanting to understand something intellectually, and objectively.
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athesyn
14y ago
They're mocking themselves?
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Building blocks of life came from deep Earth
(planetearth.nerc.ac.uk)
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I realize the further I use OS's that requirements determine quality. I only skimmed the post but I already noticed he mentioned resource management, while most OS's perform decently on stuff. When was the last time someone encountered a ta
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athesyn
14y ago
I speak dutch and from my experience it can't get any more accurate. But of course since it's machine translated it tends to be extremely literal, and some context is mistranslated at times.
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14y ago
To clarify I was in speaking in context of the post, Japanese. I've personally witnessed the accuracy of their system as a native dutch speaker. Although it's the closest language to English, it still impresses me.
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I think this is the first time Google translate returned a coherent page. Thanks.
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14y ago
Major human achievement? IIRC there have been rovers landed on Mars before numerous times.
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Are functional languages the future of programming?
(lesswrong.com)
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I've just experienced the same, and I used to assume it was contagious because of external stimuli -- but this experience quickly disarms that hypothesis.
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14y ago
Depends on the type of learner (trial and error, or firstly building a conceptual foundation). I've come to the point that the pressure of problem solving is not enjoyable for most people.
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athesyn
15y ago
All of them look very Nigerian to my eyes. Maybe if that blogger looked past his own cultural bias, he would notice there is variation amongst themselves.
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