bananabiscuit

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by bananabiscuit 9y ago
When people assume I fix computers, I explain to hem that I am actually the one who makes the software that breaks everything in the first place ;)
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by bananabiscuit 9y ago
At first, I was repulsed by the lack of empathy from Mark Zuckerberg. But now I wonder if it would have been better for him to put on an act of feigned sorrow and solidarity, or if that would have made it even more disgusting.
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by bananabiscuit 9y ago
Is it bad to submit things that good hackers might find interesting?
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by bananabiscuit 10y ago
This problem has exactly the wrong setup for using th the axiom of choice: First, the axiom of choice requires that you have a countable number of sets that you are choosing elements from, but there are undoubtably many of the equivalence c
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by bananabiscuit 10y ago
I think it's more like going to a zoo and complaining that it's not a safari. Logistically, it makes sense to sometimes put up with the artificiality of a zoo, but I think it's the superior option to appreciate animals in the
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by bananabiscuit 10y ago
I went to the moma once. Something about it was bothering me the whole day. I finally realized it was mismatch of the intense sterility (white cube rooms) of the musuem itself, against the art (which is especially full of character at the m
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by bananabiscuit 10y ago
Tom Sawyer tricked his friends into painting a fence for him by making it sound like it was fun. And these guys simillarly tricked their process to set up new machines by making them appear like machines coming from repair.