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by hkolek 13y ago
Sure there's enough talk about satiety. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dBnniua6-oM http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/18703413 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leptin
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by hkolek 13y ago
Not to my knowledge. I always use Emacs in terminal mode even when I have a window system available and I have never encountered anything that would only work with a GUI. I think there are some extensions that work only with a GUI but that'
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by hkolek 13y ago
> for example, Google now prevents Google search terms for logged-in Google Accounts users from getting passed in the referrer for search traffic. But if you buy Google Ads you still get that information. That speaks volumes.
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by hkolek 13y ago
I got OOIOIOIO which leads to https://developers.google.com/events/io/experiment-space
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by hkolek 14y ago
3. Penis Envy.
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by hkolek 14y ago
> you can sell excess electricity supplies to other cities, lend them public services such as police or fire protection, build mass transit like commuter rail between cities, etc. That was already possible in Sim City 4. Even in older v
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by hkolek 14y ago
Similarity is completely irrelevant. If we independently arrive at the same original work then that is not copyright violation. That's not what copyright is about. We then each hold the copyright of our respective works, even if they're com
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by hkolek 14y ago
Not really the approach you describe but quite some time ago I came across an experimental project which used a C implementation of Apache Lucene (I think that was called Lucy) to implement a new approach to file management, based on full-t
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by hkolek 14y ago
Another important thing to keep in mind here is that IAFD only tracks movie releases afaik. They don't have data about scenes that are available on the web only which is a considerable amount of porn. I bet if you take those scenes into acc
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by hkolek 14y ago
Growing Psilocybe mushrooms is really easy: http://www.shroomery.org/11432/Lets-Grow-Mushrooms-Pf-tek-vi...
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by hkolek 14y ago
In the USA you can't even do any medical research on some substances, like Cannabis, because they're classified as schedule 1. Apparently psilocybin is also a schedule 1 substance [1]. I don't have any words to articulate this mind-boggling
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by hkolek 14y ago
Why? So my grandma can read my code? That's not the way to enlightenment if you program in a professional setting.
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by hkolek 14y ago
Exactly, there is this joke in german that goes like this: "90% of violent acts are committed within 24 hours of the consumption of bread. Ban bread!" This kind of "logic" is just ridiculous.
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by hkolek 14y ago
That has nothing to do with primitive types. Otherwise in Java it would mean you shouldn't return a String ever because it's not primitive! It has nothing to do with primitive types whatsoever. It's about encapsulation, i.e. you should not
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by hkolek 14y ago
Yes you're right, but the code I posted above still doesn't work. It works fine with PHP 5.4 though. This also fails with the same error message: $fn = function() { echo 'foo'; }; But that's also perfectly valid PHP 5.4 code. Maybe I
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by hkolek 14y ago
Which PHP version does this implement? Doesn't seem to have lambda support :( call_user_func(function($what) { echo "hello $what\n"; }, "world"); Parse error: Object [object Object] has no method 'Node_Expr_Closure' in /console.htm o
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by hkolek 14y ago
A 2m+ line Java codebase is not desirable or in any way positive. With a Lisp (or Haskell or some other nice functional language) you wouldn't need half the amount of code to achieve the same functionality. Java is especially notorious for
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by hkolek 14y ago
I don't know, I don't think your example sentence is particularly hard to parse, and I'm not a native speaker. But I have to say, even as a non-native speaker, I just can't understand whats hard about "its" and "it's" and "their", "there"
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by hkolek 14y ago
I agree. I think Eric S. Raymond nails it: "While sloppy writing does not invariably mean sloppy thinking, we've generally found the correlation to be strong — and we have no use for sloppy thinkers." http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/hacker-h
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by hkolek 14y ago
actually the correct article for the nominative of "Maus" is "die", in the title "Die Abenteuer der Maus" "der Maus" is genitive so that's why it stands with "der" but the correct nominative is "die Maus" ("Maus" is feminine). Also note tha
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by hkolek 14y ago
What kind of argument is that? How can you ever learn anything new with this attitude? If you never leave your comfort zone you will never make any progress. Just do it.
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by hkolek 14y ago
To add to that, I'd recommend the documentary "9to5: Days in Porn" [1] to see how a (mainstream) shooting really is like (amongst other things). 1. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1278293/
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by hkolek 14y ago
Yes, if you include autogenerating code from a DSL, of course this is true. See Greenspun's tenth rule. But if you have to implement a custom DSL to achieve your goal obviously the language isn't expressive enough to do it. But I agree that
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by hkolek 14y ago
Not that I disagree, but in my experience a lot of the code in a Java application is just a workaround for the poor expressiveness of the language. A lot of the stuff one has to do in Java to get halfway decent encapsulation/abstraction is
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by hkolek 14y ago
Ok, so if our universe is inside a black hole which is in a "parent" universe and so on, doesn't there have to be some kind of "root" universe? So where does that "root" universe come from?
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by hkolek 14y ago
You said it yourself, comfort is a subjective term. So why do you talk as if Lisp were objectively more complicated. If I'm familiar with Lisp but have no clue about Perl I don't need to be a university professor with endless time to choose
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by hkolek 14y ago
I really don't want to get involved in this flamewar but I have one question: You can use github with https and you never have to setup ssh and manage keys. So what's the problem? SSH is not the only choice.
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by hkolek 14y ago
Yeah but that is to check the file integrity, that's something entirely different. Anyone can calculate a CRC checksum for any garbage files they want, upload it and label it as a CORE release. There is no way to verify that the release is
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by hkolek 15y ago
I like the approach but I think it's a big mistake to not strip stop words. He should focus on nouns and verbs imo. The top words he lists are all stopwords/grammatical particles "de", "que", "la", "y" etc. I don't think knowing those words
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by hkolek 15y ago
The google closure compiler does this. You can optionally annotate your javascript functions with type information (JavaDoc style) and the compiler will enforce it. For example: /** * @param {Function} fn * @param {string|null|und

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