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by hhm 19y ago
If I move the mouse into the empty space in the page, it shows me ads. That's ok. The problem is that it also shows me ads when I move the mouse into a Flash applet (I guess the program fails to detect that as content).
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by hhm 19y ago
I dropped out of Informatics (Universidad de La Plata), in 3rd year. I'm now starting studies on Maths (Universidad de Buenos Aires). I've been programming for about 12, or 13 years now, I think.
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Bluffer's Guide to Fermat's Last Theorem(math.stanford.edu)
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by hhm 19y ago
Ah, but it's not it. The one in the animation is not a geometric problem, it's more subtle (I solved two years ago, see my other comment).
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by hhm 19y ago
Ads appear in my firefox when you enter the Flash applet too, not only on blank space.
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by hhm 19y ago
No, it's not the dissection fallacy, it's a different trick. I gave some details on another post on this thread...
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by hhm 19y ago
Anyway, in his article, PG doesn't actually restrict his own argument on that way. However I don't think he's being very strict in his presentation of the hypothesis, and while he could present it in a much more formal and precise (and theo
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by hhm 19y ago
How could "everything else equal" include bloodletting? Of course the experience of using C++ is different than using C++ with knives, that's trivial, and I'm not saying that they are the same language or environment. My point is: the origi
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by hhm 19y ago
Some time ago I found this picture and worked on it until I could generate similar animations on my own. It's tricky: the guy that disappears is gone not because it's divided in two parts and both are made into different guys; but because l
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by hhm 19y ago
I didn't... How does it work?
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by hhm 19y ago
This is not ridiculous. If you don't like Arc'', you might think about this: we have two implementations of Arc, one in a normal computer, and another in a computer environment that makes you spill blood on every keyword, that we call Arc''
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by hhm 19y ago
It proves nothing. Imagine a language named Arc'', which drops you a little amount of blood for every keyword that is present in your computer programs. So, if you write a program that is large enough, you die. So, trivially, for every Arc
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Should I go to NKS Summer School? (please read details)
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Yahoo may consider Google alliance, source says(reuters.com)
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by hhm 19y ago
This comic was really good! I would welcome Xkcd submissions if they were always like this one.
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What I miss about Lisp (and why didn't Lisp become Java?)(technicat.com)
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What I Learned at MIT(technicat.com)
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Feynman's QED lectures online(vega.org.uk)
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by hhm 19y ago
I had heard this before. I know a guy who commented jokingly to some of the employees that it would be nice to sit on a first class seat (he was with another person), at some time before entering the plane. When the time come to enter the p
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Take Harvard Classes, And Without All the Harvard People(blog.wired.com)
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John von Neumann's "The Mathematician"(www-history.mcs.st-andrews.ac.uk)
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Robotic fly to descend on New York(deviceguru.com.nyud.net)
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tinypy - A 64k implementation of a subset of Python, bootstrapped(philhassey.com)
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AANN project: Physical Neural Network(steim.org)
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Interesting Arc discussion on Lambda the Ultimate(lambda-the-ultimate.org)
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Does online match-making really work?(scienceblogs.com)
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Do All Companies Have to be Evil?(sciam.com)
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Tanenbaum-Torvalds Debate: Part II(cs.vu.nl)
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Digging into Arc In 24 Macros Or Less(jfkbits.blogspot.com)
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by hhm 19y ago
Lisp was actually used for game development in the Crash Bandicoot games, and in other games by the same company. Later the company was bought and Lisp stopped being used afaik.

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