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by eavc 16y ago
I understand that not getting something is frustrating, but that doesn't make it useless. It means you don't get it. Some people do get it. The artist gets it. His or her peers get it. A certain group of aficionados get it. Some chunk of th
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by eavc 16y ago
I get and appreciate that joke, but there sure is a smug sense of superiority from the programmers in this thread.
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by eavc 16y ago
Right, the first one is usually more accurate when spoken by someone unfamiliar with the context of the art and the state of that art form.
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by eavc 16y ago
And spamming Digg, paying people for links, baiting links with bogus lists--it still happens. I know because I was hired to do it for a while and quit when I realized what it was about.
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by eavc 16y ago
Great find, thank you.
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by eavc 16y ago
That you received partial or temporary benefit makes me wonder if one of those conditions was the culprit and you just needed to attack it differently. Alternately, perhaps the benefit was from suggestion and your condition is psychosomatic
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by eavc 16y ago
There's another study (that I can't find right now, maybe someone will help me) in which self-control was measured by how long someone could keep their arm submerged in icy water. Ones who had their discipline taxed before the exercise perf
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by eavc 16y ago
Good point. A simple fix would be to figure out what a normal score on the exercise would be without cookies. If it's the same as with cookies (or close), it's safe to conclude that it's the temptation of the cookies moreso than the sugar t
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by eavc 16y ago
That's exactly what the dissenter in the article is asking.
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by eavc 16y ago
tl; dnr Just kidding. In reality, this is a very helpful read. I'm wondering whether I have an attentional disorder myself, and many of the same questions the author closes with are my questions.
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Rock, Paper, Scissors in Strategy Games(sirlin.net)
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by eavc 16y ago
That would literally be the worst PR writing I'd ever seen. It's more like a throwaway line from a draft script for the Matrix.
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by eavc 16y ago
I'm perfectly okay with them being fairly scarce with information until they have something built. They surely have high caliber advisers at this point. The peanut gallery probably wouldn't be all that helpful as they try to lay the first f
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by eavc 16y ago
And ships are capable of launching missiles and aircraft as well.
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But we have bases all over the world.
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by eavc 16y ago
I just haven't found this to be the case at all. I almost never have issues navigating an application the moment I begin playing with it. You might be right, though, and I may just get by despite the UI problems, but that's surprising if so
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by eavc 16y ago
Lack of consistent UI? Android phones have 4 buttons that are universal across phones and across applications. If anything, it has a more consistent UI for that reason.
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The vast majority?
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Analyzing and Reworking the Writing Process(chuckwestbrook.com)
1 points by eavc 16y ago|0 comments
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by eavc 16y ago
Windows is not nearly as disliked as some thing it is.
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Why Hay and Hair Aren't the Answers for the Oil Leak(senseofevents.blogspot.com)
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by eavc 16y ago
"Post-Script October 9, 2005: In recent weeks this essay has been the subject of controversy at, and even beyond, Washington University (see, for example, recent issues of Student Life). A number of critics have asked if monogamous homosexu
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by eavc 16y ago
Let's be clear about what he said in his blog that's so inflammatory. Essentially, he said that gay people are morally culpable for AIDS, and that the monogamous gay people are culpable because they belong to the same group much how people
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Diaspora* the brand
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by eavc 16y ago
So I'm in the middle of working with a psychologist right now who is counseling me about my career. I'm in the same boat as the OP, and like you, I figured that everyone would rather just think, so I kind of discounted that as an option. Wh
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by eavc 16y ago
Running a business is much, much, much more about doing than it is about thinking.
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by eavc 16y ago
I read the "In Defense of Homophobes" post. Yeeesh. I guess it's better for that guy to be working in physical science than public policy.
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by eavc 16y ago
I have a friend who spoke at an event in Croatia. Also, I think I discovered it even prior to that through some video or another that someone in my network shared.
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by eavc 16y ago
I will add, though, that I just submitted my information to be invited as there is a wait-list. The topic of the event is education, and I am exploring a career in educational psychology. Any help in gaining admission would be appreciated a
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by eavc 16y ago
Hmm, I see now that someone's got one happening in Atlanta this coming Tuesday. Thanks for the quick turnaround. ;)

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