dsjoerg

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by dsjoerg 11y ago
i'm just waiting for git to flame out
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by dsjoerg 11y ago
that might as well be a fraternity hazing
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by dsjoerg 11y ago
If you feel entitled to your business, and someone starts taking it away, that will feel like robbing, yes. But it is pathetic for a serious businessperson to feel entitled to their future business success. That's the kind of pride
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by dsjoerg 11y ago
Best part about Girl is the team behind it.... no girls!
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by dsjoerg 11y ago
very nice, congrats to the creator
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by dsjoerg 11y ago
Have you seen http://www.battlecode.org/ and http://bwapi.github.io/ ?
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by dsjoerg 12y ago
1/1 is kind of a fraction
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by dsjoerg 12y ago
doomed is a strong word, and the article makes no attempt to argue that makerbot is doomed, but rather assumes it without any argument or demonstration at all. i have no stake in it myself, but if you're gonna make a strong statement l
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by dsjoerg 12y ago
The hook to this piece is "Yale". To see why, try reading it without the word Yale. Then it's just "Some Guy Has Business Trouble, Gets Sued, Some People Don't Like Him". No story. I met him once at a party,
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by dsjoerg 12y ago
What makes you say that?
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by dsjoerg 12y ago
[citation needed]
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by dsjoerg 12y ago
You're sort of describing Google Search, with its ads on the side. Neat
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by dsjoerg 12y ago
That's a list, not a stat. If you come up with some actual stats to back up the assertion/impression you have, that'll make it more interesting and harder for people to dismiss it as just your (mis)impression.
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by dsjoerg 12y ago
This question teaches us something about how formal reasoning does and doesn't work, and does and doesn't correspond to common-sense ideas like "supporting evidence" and "relevant". Then you might ask, why do w
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by dsjoerg 12y ago
Very interesting, thanks. The idea of "supporting evidence" is murkier than it first appears. Also the _scope_ of a proposition is unclear; "all ravens are black" has a scope that is clearly constrained to ravens, but
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by dsjoerg 12y ago
it's like the first time you get a nigerian scam email
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by dsjoerg 12y ago
Thanks for the summary. One of these days I should hire someone to write summaries like this. More than a one-liner, simply all the stuff that is... interesting. I guess your definition of interesting and mine line up pretty well.
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by dsjoerg 12y ago
uber for tinder for uber! for tinder!
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by dsjoerg 12y ago
Wow, just played Violet and holy smokes that was fantastic. THANK YOU
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by dsjoerg 12y ago
I can't keep track of what's been debunked anymore.
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by dsjoerg 12y ago
Imagine if you gave money to Warren Buffett to invest and he turned around and invested it in a company started by one of his own cronies?!
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by dsjoerg 12y ago
I wish I could write like that.
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by dsjoerg 12y ago
summarizing other comments here: broken! but fun! and will be taken down and/or renamed!
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by dsjoerg 12y ago
that webpage looks autogenerated
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by dsjoerg 12y ago
Very cool! However it makes me crazy... I hear that noise clear as a bell and I'm 42. Wikipedia says that human hearing typically goes up to 20kHz. ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hearing_range#Humans ) So maybe yo
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by dsjoerg 12y ago
The people who lost their jobs over making some offensive tweets are the crybabies. Get another job! Man up!
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by dsjoerg 12y ago
It's a digital embodiment of coolness; once the masses can find out about it, it isn't cool anymore and the coolness is gone. Literally.
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by dsjoerg 12y ago
It's called a "liquidation preference". http://www.investopedia.com/terms/l/liquidation-preference.a... The mechanics & technicalities are beyond me, but the consequence is as described above.
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by dsjoerg 12y ago
Ruler Manufacturers Hate Him!
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by dsjoerg 12y ago
#ThatsTheJoke

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