fantomass

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by fantomass 12y ago
Interesting work. One question: How does the user keeps track of the source location (source map)?
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by fantomass 12y ago
Everything is relative ... Over the years, HN slowly replaced proggit for me. The are subs on reddit I really like such as r/lisp or r/politics. And those two sections have much improved over the time, in my opinion at least. But
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by fantomass 12y ago
I've once gave a lecture about one aspect of Hegels philosophy of law (inside his political philosophy). Hegel died in 1830. No matter how do you evaluate Hegels work, his ideals etc., it is absolutely stunning to see on which level he
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by fantomass 12y ago
Ok, I see, I dind't phrase it carefully enough - sorry. I meant what happend in Europe, not in the U.S. Here's my very very very unhealty simplifictation of how the lack of public funding of public services and the events in europ
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by fantomass 12y ago
Honestly, I don't like this kind of condescending comments. I'm european too and I hear this kind of statements all the time. We Europeans in general and particular Scandinavians have it very easy to judge in our warm and cuddly n
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by fantomass 12y ago
> Earth will go on for billions of years after we are gone. I used to use this phrase too, but now I think there is a lot of overestimation in such understatements. It basically says that you are thinking in time scales much bigger than
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by fantomass 12y ago
If you look at Xah's website with the eyes of business owner it could be a problem that that it handles a lot of exotic stuff, that is almost never a subject in a small to medium IT companies, but is written and fostered with great pas