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by hasenj 12y ago
DNA is a language not in the sense of natural/human language, but in the sense of a computer language; or rather: machine language. I don't see where's the problem .. The article refers to "computer discs". Well, co
902.
by hasenj 12y ago
or just `open -n -a vlc`
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by hasenj 12y ago
The article itself mentions that the start is too small to cause any such thin.
904.
by hasenj 12y ago
I meant that the gravity from the hypothetical star could have caused a disturbance in one of the asteroid belts and that's why that massive asteroid hit the earth.
905.
by hasenj 12y ago
Well it doesn't have to be orbiting the sun and causing this periodically. It could've been a one time event.
906.
by hasenj 12y ago
I'm starting to wonder if a somewhat similar event could have occurred ~66 million years ago and triggered a series of events leading to the extinction of dinosaurs.
907.
by hasenj 12y ago
> every customer's IP resolves back to localhost What does this even mean? First of all, what does it mean than an IP resolves to a hostname? I thought it's the otherway around: hostnames resolve to IPs. Second, isn't this
908.
by hasenj 12y ago
Absolutely. I never actually use it on the laptop. (I never got the point of these music players that to organize all your music; I prefer to have it lying around on my file system as just plain files). I used to be on iPhone and I absolute
909.
by hasenj 12y ago
exactly why I'm curios. haveibeenpawned listed a username I often use as being pwned in a "battlefield heroes" leak, but I couldn't find the "release" for it.
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by hasenj 12y ago
I'm curios to see if any of my accounts/passwords have been compromised
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by hasenj 12y ago
It's a framework, it tries to do everything, but it does a half-assed job at most of them. It has its own module system, but it's half-assed. Its architecture is a mess; not simple, not easy to understand. So many people adopt it
912.
by hasenj 12y ago
This is only a guess. Mere speculation. Perhaps the QR scanning connects the phone and the browser via some token stored somewhere and used to both authenticate and send/receive messages. Think of the "token" as a channel. Ph
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by hasenj 12y ago
I use OS X because of the better hardware and nicer GUI/UX. After installing homebrew, MacVim, iTerm, and Chrome, I can't think of anything major I miss from Linux/Ubuntu. I'm mostly doing front-end development. No &quot
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by hasenj 12y ago
You're talking about NTs :) I'm not talking about P vs J, more like Ti vs Ni Ti-Ne - Approach problems from philosophical first principles Ni-Te - See reality for what it is and bend it to your purposes
915.
by hasenj 12y ago
Is this based on MBTI/Jungian personality types? Because it corresponds almost exactly to INTJ vs INTP.
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by hasenj 12y ago
There are many activities that I enjoy doing as a hobby, but can't imagine doing them as a profession or for a living. One of them for example: if I like a song in a foreign language I'm learning, I will look up the lyrics and try
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by hasenj 12y ago
That's very well put! I think it's the same for me; I just haven't been able to verbalize it so fluently.
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by hasenj 12y ago
`typeof a` right now returns the string value "undefined" (assuming `a` was not defined anywhere) If it can either return "undefined" or throw an exception, can you see why that would be a problem?
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by hasenj 12y ago
I think the key to the success of Java's flavor of OO is providing an efficient implementation of dynamic function dispatch. This is the core feature, without it, OO would be useless. The same feature can easily be achieved in function
920.
by hasenj 12y ago
Any plans to support bidirectional text?
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by hasenj 12y ago
PI is a concenpt. Of course it doesn't exist physically* in the universe. * Well, various "physical" representations/encodings of this concept must exist in different people's brains.
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by hasenj 12y ago
I don't think this works. You don't have to encompass everything about the universe in your mind. You can just comprehend a formula that allows you in principle to calculate any part of it that you need. Think of a fractal. http:
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by hasenj 12y ago
Cyclic causality is even more troublesome than infinite regress. I find myself leaning towards causation breaking down at some point. Just like our concepts of "position" and "momentum" break down at the quantum level.
924.
by hasenj 12y ago
Muslims use the lunar calendar for religious occasions (Ramada, Hajj, Eid) but use the Christian, solar calendar (like the rest of the world) for everyday life.
925.
by hasenj 12y ago
Fantastic! Why have never heard of it before?
926.
by hasenj 12y ago
Why do we even have a 7-day week? 7 and 28 are just as arbitrary as 12. Why do we even have a solar year? If the year was 100 days, we could have a whole year of summer.
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by hasenj 12y ago
Why use a coffee machine anyway? I never got the point of them. The coffee they make tastes bad anyway. Just use a good old ibrik. It costs $3 to $10 depending on size and where you buy it from. The more expensive ones will probably cost $3
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by hasenj 12y ago
-10 minutes you spend on breaking the DRM
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by hasenj 12y ago
Like bittorrent :)
930.
by hasenj 12y ago
Huge difference man. Google's business is not centered around providing pirated material. The fact that it happens is accidental. The pirate bay, on the other hand, (as clearly suggested by its name), does infact center around providin

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