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gimboland
11y ago
s/guilt/gilt/
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gimboland
11y ago
Because it's a blog entry? He wrote this one week, and part two the following week? I know, it's outrageous; some people just want to watch the world burn.
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gimboland
12y ago
Sadness can be a layer over anger - it's a more acceptable emotion to display or even experience.
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gimboland
12y ago
> Why and in what way is thinking about sensations and one's body different from thinking about past or future? The sensations are actually happening, right here, right now. Thoughts about the past or future are just mental construc
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gimboland
12y ago
I do see that, yes. Interesting!
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gimboland
12y ago
A few years ago I was involved in an HCI research project applying this kind of idea to automated UI analysis - by taking strings of user input (in this case, computed optimal key sequences performing some number entry task) and randomly in
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gimboland
12y ago
I don't see this illusion. I've never thought that the moon looked bigger when it was close to the horizon. I think my girlfriend thinks I'm saying it to be difficult but I honestly don't see it. Does anyone else have th
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gimboland
12y ago
My "aha" moment for that one was when I read Terry Pratchett's first Discworld Novel, "The Colour of Magic", I guess when I was about 12 or so. First I laughed my head off at this ridiculous word and then, from the
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gimboland
12y ago
This guy knows: http://www.tmcm.com/tmcm/
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12y ago
I liked the small amount of hot yoga I tried, but I was put off Bikram by learning about the man and decided I didn't want any more of my money to flow in the direction of such a sociopath/megalomaniac. I wish there were more non
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12y ago
Brilliant punchline.
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12y ago
Also very enjoyable, and somewhat shorter (though still very long): 'Mother Earth Mother Board' [1], Neal Stephenson's essay on the laying of the FLAG cable, and related history. [1] http://archive.wired.com/w