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by drhodes 17y ago
shellinaboxd -t -s /:AUTH:HOME:'/usr/bin/emacs' It's fast and usable, even supports the meta key. It's emacs in a browser. http://code.google.com/p/shellinabox/ "Shell In A Box implements a web server that can export arbitrary command lin
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by drhodes 17y ago
Walnuts and flax seed are another source of omega3.
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by drhodes 17y ago
great, thanks for the follow up.
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by drhodes 17y ago
http://gist.github.com/289645 I coded it in haskell, and it is faster, if it's a correct translation. Without parallelizing, it clocks at 1.8 seconds, compiled with $ ghc --make. If anyone plans to compile this you'll need to $ cabal in
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Pat Metheny's Orchestration: A mechanically controlled jazz ensemble(patmetheny.com)
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by drhodes 17y ago
The layout reminds me of the food pyramid -> http://www.fda.gov/ucm/groups/fdagov-public/documents/image/... (Not a bad thing!) except the style of the layers is not consistent. Applying some color theory would certainly help. There
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by drhodes 17y ago
Maybe it's a rough indicator of how much looking is required to locate a part. Maybe it reduces the odds of cracking One's head on large metal objects.
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by drhodes 17y ago
maxklein was introducing a key point in the debate here, and was downmodded. I think negative votes should be reserved for spam, offtopic and that ilk. Otherwise, people will not voice dissent, thus ignoring an entire branch of reasoning,
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by drhodes 17y ago
The device would need a power meter to detect and switch channels, which involves altering the resonance frequency of the antenna, ( I suspect an amperian loop ) http://www.physics.upenn.edu/courses/gladney/phys151/lecture...
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by drhodes 17y ago
I refer to the butterfly effect
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by drhodes 17y ago
<i>you can't give them those 20 years back.</i> And they still have another 20 to live. And they get millions of dollars in restitution. So, an innocent man is executed - possibly the worst injustice imaginable. Who get's
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by drhodes 17y ago
Because people aren't born criminals. Cause and effect works throughout society. These monsters didn't make themselves, everyone had a part in it.
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by drhodes 17y ago
Will talent scouts transform this into "Interview a demonstrably capable programmer for $8.95 / hour"?
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by drhodes 17y ago
Most impressive! reminds me of " http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smash_TV . Wish there was an in game cursor (sights) to help track where I'm shooting.
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by drhodes 17y ago
I think this is more of a display of art than science, lining up the pens as a benchmark of a digital font modeled after an analog font - once made with ink. The journey of type.
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by drhodes 17y ago
The chain reaction involves the row feed, which I assume is randomly generated. But that's entirely a different point. I'm saying that it is nearly impossible to predict what's going to happen given that a particular choice often causes a r
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by drhodes 17y ago
For me, at first, the color and size had distinct significance. Instead of changing the size and color of the blocks, how about using one color and tuning down it's saturation, or transparency and keep the size the same. Or just change the
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by drhodes 17y ago
this is the image on slide 52, provided for your convenience :) http://www.terminally-incoherent.com/blog/wp-content/uploads...
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by drhodes 17y ago
maybe they'll be used to heat the moon base.
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by drhodes 17y ago
In X hundred years people will have their real time mirrors of youtube/(representation-of-reality de jour), in their retina augmentations ;)
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by drhodes 17y ago
the environmental variables make it convenient to cross compile, or so I've heard
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by drhodes 17y ago
In a nutshell: The human race is prolific, therefore, the earth is a nice place to live. This argument contradicts the conclusion of a hypotethical alien probe, which declares the planet uninhabitable due to and over abundance of water, sn
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by drhodes 17y ago
(quote It's just downright selfish to put it on everyone else.) So the argument has been lifted from the individual to society. The next logical step might be the species. There may be a strong argument against immunization for the sake o
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by drhodes 17y ago
The terms of service privacy statement looks pretty good, except for this part: "In some cases, we may choose to buy or sell assets. In these types of transactions, customer information is typically one of the business assets that is transf
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by drhodes 17y ago
My impression is that the site is like social bookmarking for real world items.
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by drhodes 17y ago
I believe "a million times as much charge" refers to the total energy content in Joules. The parent was referring to voltage. The original press release from missouri.edu: http://munews.missouri.edu/news-releases/2009/1007-mu-resear...
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by drhodes 17y ago
An observation from ~2500 years ago: "People with opinions just go around bothering each other." —Siddhartha Gautama
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by drhodes 17y ago
So call it volunteering? Surely volunteers are not illegal yet.
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by drhodes 17y ago
Programming is like building an invisible engine from invisible parts with invisible hands.
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by drhodes 17y ago
Drinking sugary beverages all day is really bad for teeth. On the other hand the acid in soda doesn't harm teeth at all. Please remember your teeth, "if you ignore them, they go away" ;)

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