clejack

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by clejack 4y ago
I didn't have a stroke earlier, but I did type with my phone. I'm not sure how I missed the auto correct issue. The first sentence should read: "We communicate with the most detail using words, but body language, facial expre
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by clejack 4y ago
We communicate with the most detail using words, but body language, facial expressions, touch and other scrubs act as girls of communication as well. All of these things have a common foundation in pattern. What we call art is the manipulat
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by clejack 5y ago
A bird can't teach a fish how to fly. Any advice you hear could be good, broadly speaking, and still ill suited to you because none of us know anything about what's causing your dissatisfaction. With that in mind, what makes you h
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by clejack 5y ago
If the original comment said 'it would not be language evolving [normally]...' As opposed to 'organically' would you still have an issue understanding? Assume here that normal is a linguistic approximation to the mathema
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by clejack 5y ago
I went to watch the interview just because of this comment, thinking "of course it has to be more than just Indian singing," and it turns out it was a variation on that theme. Apparently it's called Konnakol. I've heard
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by clejack 5y ago
I suspect the reply is saying a western notion of civility is irrelevant because the woman in question, and those like her, are acting against 'the core of civilization' as they know it.
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by clejack 5y ago
I'm far from a pro producer, but I use tracktion's daw essentials for tasteful fx. Tal has some free old school chorus and cheesy(in a good way) reverbs, then of course there's Uhe. I haven't tried there standalone fx, b
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by clejack 5y ago
Cats and dogs don't tithe.
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by clejack 5y ago
The most amazing thing about this to me is that as conceptually interesting as this contract is at a high level, and given that I started off interested in the document, about half way through my eyes were glazing over ;and I gave up. I hav
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by clejack 5y ago
Your posts have been wild, but the last statement here is the biggest stretch of all. There's a difference between actively eliminating a group of people, and that same group of people choosing not to have kids due to the requirements
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by clejack 5y ago
I first read this and immediately thought it was ridiculous. After a second read, I'm wondering if there is some deception going on. The idea that a license should be required to make advisement on designs impacting the public is reaso
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by clejack 5y ago
I partially agree with your initial statement. I think precise definitions are only helpful in certain contexts. In general they might not be necessary or even useful, but precision is useful when you're trying to examine your own beli
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by clejack 5y ago
Sounds like a case of bad metrics. Time on page when your goal is to get people to use your software/framework isn't meaningful. In fact, I suspect better communication leads to shorter times. Similar idea with news. The objective
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by clejack 6y ago
"From false premises, anything follows" "Money too has a structure..." - Brett Scott Hear I'm focusing on this undefined, elusive structure that Brett keeps alluding to. Not the superficial description of paper curr