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Rally To Restore Sanity and/or Fear Includes Lesson in Media Criticism 301(thecaucus.blogs.nytimes.com)
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by d3vvnull 16y ago
I've actually been reading more books since I started using the Web. There is no doubt in my mind that reading web content engages different kinds of reading skills and requires different kinds of reading discipline. Because so much infor
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by d3vvnull 16y ago
It may also be that it's not just the coffee for some of us. I have a whole ritual early in the morning around making my coffee. I grind the beans, put on the water to boil. And I brew the coffee in my French press. After I've had a coup
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by d3vvnull 16y ago
Like any other word or phrase, 'open' or 'open API' is going to have a meaning based on the context in which it is used. Open has a certain marketing cachet that generally says anyone can use it and they can use it just about everywhere (
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by d3vvnull 16y ago
Recording and writing music. I just recently upgraded from Garageband to Logic Pro and recently bought Reason. You can listen to my modest efforts at http://www.myspace.com/zendevice .
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by d3vvnull 16y ago
Or it could be that he just does not see how these new devices, which are today geared only to entertainment, could some day be used to further empower us. Perhaps, in the future we might see the iPad or other devices like it, be used in s
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by d3vvnull 16y ago
A blackberry isn't a toy. I have at least three of the items mentioned on the list (which are toys), and I use none of them for actual productive work. Though I do have a telnet terminal app on the iPod. Still all of the devices he mentio
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by d3vvnull 16y ago
I think this study is skewed simply by the fact that these people knew they were being observed and that what happened in their lives mattered to enough to be studied. How much does that weigh into one's happiness?
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And how hard would it be for those code translators to remove these footprints or even offer the user the option of leaving them out? Doesn't this edict invite code translators to work harder at leaving no trace that the code was generated
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by d3vvnull 17y ago
In the company I work for they use "direct report" to identify someone who reports directly to a manager or supervisor. But like it or not, "subordinate" is not so much a slam as it is a way to describe one's position in a hierarchical com
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Any achievement has scope and context. What one achieves in any activity may or may not transcend that activity. The meaningfulness of the activity itself may not carry beyond the individual or beyond a select group. So I think, ultimate
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by d3vvnull 17y ago
I started to be serious about learning to program at 26. Then, I was in an entry-level position where I learned how to write spreadsheet macros on my own, with just the spreadsheet documentation as my guide. I also had a problem I needed
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by d3vvnull 17y ago
Or a new way to set a house on fire.
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by d3vvnull 17y ago
I think Guido resigned from the BDFL position a little while ago.
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Yes. I saw that.
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This says nothing about how this would work in the U.S. Cultural differences can not be discounted. Are there any studies about U.S. efforts to implement pay for performance in schools?
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by d3vvnull 17y ago
Yeah. erlang certainly smells like prolog. ;)
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The English language is in a period of never-ending flux, so neologisms and compression are acts of making the language more efficient and accessible for any group. It's all about who the target audience is, what you want to communicate, a
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by d3vvnull 17y ago
Vocals, guitar, and keyboards. I semi-frequently record tracks in GarageBand. I ping-pong between rock and trip hop.