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by fsiefken 10y ago
You can - if 150 wpm is what you speak, with Plover and training you can reach 120-225 wpm on a qwerty keyboard with NKRO capability. But it's indeed steno (on a regular keyboard). With regular strokes and autocomplete you might reach
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by fsiefken 10y ago
I wouldn't take it seriously - see the other bluestar posts https://setiathome.berkeley.edu/forum_user_posts.php?userid=... - just thoughts strung together, a train of thought, lost and found again... sometimes. I like
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by fsiefken 10y ago
Hi Snowbat, I don't think Bernardo assumes such a simulation (a kind of solipsism?) or is this thought experiment for the sake of 'what if'? "Make love" as Bernardo says in this sense implies genuine meaningful rela
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by fsiefken 10y ago
Coincidentally, yesterday I attended a talk by Bernardo Kastrup on the topic of finding our purpose in life. Kastrup is a philosophical idealist, he explained an alternative to the existentialist view of creating your own story and meaning
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by fsiefken 10y ago
Hi Kolanos, I count 6 GitLab command line interfaces of a different type. They might not provide all the features, but perhaps it provides a solution for visually challenged users. https://about.gitlab.com/applications/
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by fsiefken 10y ago
AFAIK it's only either C or Javascript that you can use to create your WatchApp. See https://developer.pebble.com/guides/
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by fsiefken 10y ago
In the article Battilana is quoted as saying: "Even browsers today don't have a good alternative to GIF unless you want a very sophisticated and still patent-covered video like MPEG-2 or MPEG-4." But we have WebM, works on Ch
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by fsiefken 10y ago
Yes, look into Stuart Hameroff, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stuart_Hameroff who thought of quantum effects through neural microtubules independently of Roger Penrose in 1987 whose work from 1989 inspired Neal Stephe
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by fsiefken 10y ago
Thank you for this practical summary, I had the book but didn't read it yet.
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by fsiefken 10y ago
Hi Sytse, you list 'Wireless keyboard' but you can also bridge the gap with a wired keyboard by detecting (and amplifying, perhaps even through walls) the clicking sounds (or electromagnetic waves) and crack the code by frequency
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by fsiefken 10y ago
You cannot judge if Facebook acted in contradiction of their own terms ( https://www.facebook.com/terms ) when Jonathan Spyers original facebook post is not available for review. As a moderator of an interreligious group I m
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by fsiefken 10y ago
Is there a way to access the other language versions of wikipedia with it? I would like to give my children access to the dutch or simple english wikipedia versions.
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by fsiefken 10y ago
So if you replace standard solar panels with this and you burn the alcohol in an engine each hour, does it produce more or less electricity each hour if we know it's 10x more efficient then natural photosynthesis?
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by fsiefken 10y ago
great hack, could you get javascript working inside a jpeg as well? Or obfuscate the javascript and decrypt in the browser for steganographic purposes?
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by fsiefken 10y ago
Hi Jedd, I don't think it's possible yet but RemixOS is an Android based OS running on both intel and arm that makes Android usable with keyboard and mouse. The same goes for ChromeOS. Both are running on Arm hardware. Another opt
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by fsiefken 10y ago
Think about Scythe as an Eclipse without the ship customization and upkeep phase, simple production (only one type per area, augmented by a max number of production units) and fixed map (with barriers!)... it goes much faster and less downt
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by fsiefken 10y ago
It think it's a bit shorter and a bit more simple to explain which means that it can be more practical for a gaming night with 4 or 5 players. I clocked a 2 player at 1.5u and a four player game at 3h, with experience that'll go d
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by fsiefken 10y ago
Yes, it includes a small deck of cards with symbols you can use to simulate resistance. Actually people have been using multiple AI forces successfully against n people. I am trying it this week with my collectors edition copy. You can read
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by fsiefken 10y ago
There is a next generation implementation of hypertalk, livecode. It began life as metacard (a hypercard clone) and has now evolved to something that can export to mobile, html5 and multiplatform applications. Basically you program in simpl
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by fsiefken 10y ago
Yes, I've yet to read the third installment of the series, the "Slow Zone of the Zones of Thought" barrier of space travel provides an interesting setting.
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by fsiefken 10y ago
I think the OP was reminded of the 2011 media appearence because of recent research on the topic of longer distance swimming of polar bears: http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/ecog.02109/abstra... (ab
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by fsiefken 10y ago
If a Portia spider has only 600K of neurons it is within range of simulating and testing it with current technology, for example the TrueNorth chip has 1 million neuronlike structures (Spaun, Blue Brain project or the TrueNorth chip) https
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by fsiefken 10y ago
yes, really nice. I see there is a Discourse benchmark script, each Rails/Ruby project (like for example GitLab) could benefit from having this benchmark run with each minor version increment.
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by fsiefken 10y ago
nice, what's keeping http://www.isrubyfastyet.com/ from updating the charts to > 2.2?
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by fsiefken 10y ago
Yes, I was pretty immersed in Duke Nukem 3D even though you could see the pixels. I had an 800x600 emagin z800 hmd, but my brain interpolated both displays to a higher resolution
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by fsiefken 10y ago
That's odd, a month ago I read a statement from Opera that they had the most power efficient browser. Which is the most powerefficient? http://www.windowscentral.com/opera-adds-power-saving-mode-i...
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by fsiefken 10y ago
Pebble seems to have nailed 'wearable', something you forget about but is quite handy. I setup my Pebble Time in a way it can be used without a phone. Ok smart messages are handy to glance on your wrist but are not essential and p
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by fsiefken 10y ago
Questions that come to mind: * how long does the battery last compared to other types of phones? * can you tether a laptop to it for data access?
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by fsiefken 10y ago
Yes I've got a similar system setup, you only loose the offline feel. Using a tablet with handwriting recognition is still slower then the typing it manually, also moving tasks to the next day or week is easy with org-mode. I now have
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by fsiefken 10y ago
playing the advocate of the devil here, maybe the civilizations cleaned it all up and went solarpunk just before they transcended and vanished...

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