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American arrested in UK for "thought crime"(telegraph.co.uk)
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by boneheadmed 13y ago
I like in this particular article, how the interviewer delves into how it is possible to sustain interest in coding a single game for so long (and potentially for decades). Anyone who has coded games as a single dev probably knows how bogge
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by boneheadmed 13y ago
Thanks for the encouragement. Think I'll give it a go, or I guess begin my descent in to losing (whereby losing == fun).
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by boneheadmed 13y ago
I've been reading articles about this fascinating game for several days now, but haven't had the guts to invest the time into it given its steep learning curve. Kudos to these guys for doing exactly what they want to do and (yet)
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by boneheadmed 13y ago
I would pay for simply having a poster of this. Would love to inspire my kids with it.
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One can dream: Google docs + Vim(blog.jenkster.com)
1 points by boneheadmed 13y ago|0 comments
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by boneheadmed 13y ago
It's interesting that in the 80s when home computers were new, you essentially started your computer at the command line and could code in something like Basic right away. A lot of non-technical people learned at least some programming
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by boneheadmed 13y ago
It is interesting that the ancient Hebrews believed that certain animal species possessed "soulish" qualities or qualities that expressed emotion, will, mind, and the ability to form relationships with each other. The word nephesh
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by boneheadmed 13y ago
It took only about 9 generations to the evolve the Tron lightcycle. Way too cool. This is like the marble races down hotwheels tracks we used to do as kids while recording the times, only way less work.
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by boneheadmed 13y ago
I think that what you're saying is most likely what is happening.
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by boneheadmed 13y ago
I did read that point and find it perplexing. I would like to see hard data about that. For instance is the general diet for laboratory rats now the same as it was 50 years ago? But also, if you have a look at my abstract, it does point to
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by boneheadmed 13y ago
As a practicing Endocrinologist I will go out on a limb and say excess carbohydrates are the problem leading to obesity. Sugar (or sucrose) is a particular problem as it will stimulate insulin release from the pancreas. Insulin promotes sto
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by boneheadmed 13y ago
I'm always a bit frustrated that Google Docs doesn't have a save icon. It simply says "All changes saved in drive". But you see this doesn't stop my habitual compulsion to press the save icon (or at least do :w in V
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Mindmeister sports "No Prism" logo(mindmeister.com)
1 points by boneheadmed 13y ago|0 comments
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by boneheadmed 13y ago
This is very true. It's why I seem to keep looking at Clojure articles and tutorials lately. I keep saying I should master language "X" then I jump to something new...Thankfully I'm just a hobbyist.
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by boneheadmed 13y ago
This is great. Can anyone suggest a good place to go for tutorials or more information for writing Google Apps scripts such as this?
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by boneheadmed 13y ago
Too sad. What a loss. Condolences for the poor family. We never know the day or the hour when death will come, which is something to be mindful of. I have found this an interesting site to reflect on our eternal destiny: http://needgod.com
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by boneheadmed 13y ago
This was fascinating. Awesome visualizations. Thanks for posting.
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A successful manager-less business model(inc.com)
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Tiny Human liver created by 3D tissue printer(newscientist.com)
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New Google Maps API(techcrunch.com)
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The 19th Century Painting That Most Blockbuster Movie Posters Are Based On(tor.com)
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Russia calls to put Internet under global authority
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UN attempts to put Internet under global governmental control(aclj.org)
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by boneheadmed 14y ago
Didn't know about this. Love it! Thanks for sharing.
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by boneheadmed 15y ago
Appreciate your reply, and without needlessly belaboring the issue any more then I have, perhaps a "greatest hits" page for worthy articles would be in order as suggested below. Because truly, it can be difficult to ensure seeing every wort
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by boneheadmed 15y ago
Ok, a third time for the literalists, but I think it is my last attempt. Nothing spoils a news.ycombinator.com comment party like the scolding professor who comments: "We've had this story posted a number of times here. One ruler to the han
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by boneheadmed 15y ago
Ouch, down-voted. Who said programmers have no sense of humor? Well how about this way: "Mental pleasure are never cloy; unlike those of the body, they are increased by repetition, approved by reflection, and strengthened by enjoyment." - N
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by boneheadmed 15y ago
Syntax error (you forgot the GOTO :)
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Remaining 4 Republican Candidates Oppose SOPA(m.hollywoodreporter.com)
1 points by boneheadmed 15y ago|0 comments

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