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gluelogic
11y ago
I wonder about the etymology behind the term "jungle" here. Is it derived from the slang term that train hoppers and other people in hobo culture use for the temporary, makeshift residences they hold in the woods near train yards
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11y ago
Where has your first claim been proven?
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11y ago
These these videos feel like they're following a script. Even the titles of all the videos are the same. "MMM Global Pays <amount>!"
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11y ago
I'll throw in a vote for DMS. I use it at work to verify that our cron jobs ran successfully. Dead simple and very effective.
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11y ago
The quotation does say that it is a tendency.
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11y ago
The debate around sexual assaults on university campuses today seems to be a frontier for identity politics/gender warfare, and I am worried that this will have a dangerous, harmful kind of fall out.
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11y ago
"Most people would consider something which amplifies bad traits to be a bad thing." This is only true if a thing _only_ amplifies bad traits.
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11y ago
Just made one this morning after reading the article. Super easy and works like a charm! What fun
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11y ago
Somewhat off-topic: I have been looking for an ANSI art editor for the terminal (Linux or OS X). Anyone know of anything?
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11y ago
There's no zoning in Houston. Crime is pretty intense though
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11y ago
Intoxication does not cause hangovers. Dehydration does.
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11y ago
I'll tell you one thing I don't attribute to being poor, and that's buying clothes from Banana Republic. I wonder how much of their total traffic comes during the work day, from office computers.
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11y ago
That was my reaction to the article as well. In my perspective, the coupon is considered as optional information and is not shown on the mobile site for the obvious reason that it simply wouldn't fit. To me it reads like a conspiracy t
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11y ago
Pygame is very fun to work with and it's so easy. I stopped using it for game development (switched to web-based HTML5 stuff) but it is still an amazing wrapper over SDL. I recently used it to write a quick version of an image evolver.
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11y ago
The idea of programming the NES in C is still a little out there. People have made plenty of efforts in that area but it never seems to "stick." Seems to me like it makes the most sense to just go with 6502 if one is serious about
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11y ago
This is totally off topic, but, if you don't mind sharing, what SSD did you get? I have the same Chromebook running Arch, but it has been idling since I got something else. I really want to upgrade it and start using it again.
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11y ago
> Ignoring what other people think is cool. In the end, it really isn't though. It is a bad thing when subcultures are overrun by people who did not come to it organically. What I mean by that is at a certain point, members of a sub
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11y ago
I agree. I have a lot of respect for youtube-dl. Great software.
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11y ago
To me, this seems to imply that an important function of a bookstore is to provide a serendipitous experience.
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11y ago
Man. That sweater is cool though.
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11y ago
I expressed no opinion whatsoever on that issue. My comment was intended to be a kind of "-v" flag. Am I supposed to just know who the people the poster was referencing are? This is a discussion board. If you have a statement to m
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11y ago
Are you aiming to make a point here or is this a joke?
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11y ago
Flash isn't being removed by Mozilla. They have just placed a kind of "Are you sure you want to run this?" prompt on flash content.
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11y ago
Thanks for doing this. I am planning on getting into Phaser really soon and I will definitely be reading this source code.
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11y ago
Woah! The author, Sabine Hossenfelder... I subscribed to her on YouTube because she writes some awesome songs. Didn't know about her blog. Check it out! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OUE9E1MxY2I
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11y ago
I am glad to see this kind of doublethink addressed directly.
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11y ago
I laughed at "please=sudo". Never knew about that one.
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11y ago
I am hooked on most of them at this point, but I can see that being very annoying.
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11y ago
Thanks for this link. I will be reading it for sure. I also stumbled on the annotated source of Underscore.js a few days ago ( http://underscorejs.org/docs/underscore.html ). Would love any more stuff like this that anyo
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11y ago
So then the brain must have some kind of weighting algorithm to decide what memory of equal value to jettison. Surely learning a few new URLs poses no risk to remembering which kind of car you drive? And on the subject of memories, are all
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