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by fsiefken 12y ago
Did your treatment work?
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by fsiefken 12y ago
That would include 1) rules for the movement 6 chess pieces 2) board definition and initial setup 3) end conditions 4) exceptions. A tweets lenght worth of each, neat.
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by fsiefken 12y ago
For another vast 2D game experience check Distant Worlds, 4x space strategy with tens of thousands of planets and asteroids http://www.spacesector.com/blog/2011/10/distant-worlds-retur...
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by fsiefken 12y ago
How easy would it be to add Hypermedia support? Haskell does have some libraries supporting it.
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by fsiefken 12y ago
monodevelop is no visual studio but works just as well as the best other linux programming ides
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by fsiefken 12y ago
That is assuming the rendition and interpretation of his words concerning him being the Lord in the gospels written decades after his death on the cross are correct. Perhaps he was merely a charismatic wisdom teacher. Even so there is a fie
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by fsiefken 12y ago
Yes, partly for this reason I switch to a mixture of voice, drawings and cursive for my personal diary. I also intend to use a variant of quickscript crossed with the phonetic alfabet and shorthand techniques for speed and semi-encryption (
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by fsiefken 12y ago
Yes, it's a trade-off; or you keep the tags in a database on which you are dependent or you store everything in the file name or the file itself. Tagging inside the file can only be done if the filetype has support for it (exim or mp3
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by fsiefken 12y ago
TagSpaces has excellent GUI support.
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by fsiefken 12y ago
That's similar to the ZenToDone system with the 3 daily MIT's (most important things) http://zenhabits.net/purpose-your-day-most-important-task/ There is an iphone app
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by fsiefken 12y ago
o thats nice, is there something like that for creating visuals for vj-ing through ruby code - or are there ways to integrate the ruby generated music with ruby generated visuals?
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by fsiefken 12y ago
nice timing together with the memory profiling and optimizations of rails 4.2 with the allocation tracer gem. Also see Aaron Patterson on optimizing memory usage in Rails apps: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-D15q-_hdzs#t=1
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by fsiefken 12y ago
Glycine has been found on comet Wild 2, so chances are good Philae found amino acids.
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by fsiefken 12y ago
Will these certificates work with Internet Explorer and Chrome?
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by fsiefken 12y ago
for the whole piece in context see the translation by Roy Lisker: http://www.fermentmagazine.org/rands/promenade2.html
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by fsiefken 12y ago
translated also by Roy Lisker: http://www.fermentmagazine.org/rands/promenade2.html
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by fsiefken 12y ago
As I was interested in Alexander's philosophical and religious thoughts I came across summaries of it at the "Grothendieck Circle" formed by some academics among them Pierre Lochack and Leila Schneps. http://www.gr
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by fsiefken 12y ago
In my experience GitLab runs well on 1 core and 1 GB. Are you also deploying it on a 8GB amazon instance? How important are GHE's social features within an enterprise environment?
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by fsiefken 12y ago
I sure hope they had an offsite backup or address for their mined coins.
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When parallel worlds collide, quantum mechanics is born(kurzweilai.net)
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by fsiefken 12y ago
Nice, speed, memory and performance wise is ReactOS more efficient then XP or nlited XP on virtualbox or qemu? For example, if efficient you could run it on a cheap android tablet onder bochs, qemu or dosbox and use it as a workstation if l
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by fsiefken 12y ago
The late Bob Wallace (Microsoft) experimented with low dose psychedelics as aid to programming. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bob_Wallace Undoubtedly there are more, but they keep understandably silent about it. Even m
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by fsiefken 12y ago
great! i read your keys per stroke statistics overview. does this mean the velotype is a superior system compared to plover as it appears to be just as fast, easier to learn and without dictionary dependency?
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by fsiefken 12y ago
Yes, one could for example start by forking the ibus-hangul engine and adapt it for english. Am I right that this is a similar aproach as the dutch velotype system has? http://velotype.com/en/?Functioning_of_the_keyboar
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by fsiefken 12y ago
programming at the speed of thought; vim at 240 wpm https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wpv-Qb-dB6g#t=829 I wonder any of the Pycon 2013 participants try to learn plover and what their experiences were, perhaps they even read t
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by fsiefken 12y ago
I really liked the 1st edition, good and full featured book on Git. Does anyone know what the diff is with the 1st edition?
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by fsiefken 12y ago
For a better way of pseudonymity check darkcoin and it's masternode network.
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by fsiefken 12y ago
Around 2009 somebody came up with the idea of marrying Inform7 games with multiplayer, he called it Guncho. I am not entirely sure how this differs from regular MUD playing but I can imagine it's very nice if you want to explore the sa
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by fsiefken 12y ago
exactly, more power to projectmeshnet.org and serval. they can always resurrect fidonet, it's still in use in Ukraine and Russia. host mirrors of the most popular resources, wikipedia, imdb, gem, apt and git repository's just like
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by fsiefken 12y ago
Imagine a future world where we have a p2p search index (search.yacy.de), p2p social media (twister.net.co), p2p video streaming (tribler.org) and flatr, gratipay, karma, upvote, adsense through cryptocurrency. Would we still need a Google?

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