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by hrnnnnnn 10y ago
You can even use one as a game engine! http://www.gamasutra.com/view/feature/3563/microsoft_excel_r...
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by hrnnnnnn 10y ago
For what it's worth, if you use a Kindle, you can have them all emailed to your device at once
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by hrnnnnnn 10y ago
Not sure what's out there for pop music, but for jazz iRealPro is indispensable. Thousands of chord charts for jazz standards are available on their forums (which is linked within the app) and the it can do playback, including the abil
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by hrnnnnnn 10y ago
"I never looked around, never second-guessed Then I read some howard zinn now I'm always depressed And now I can't sleep from years of apathy All because I read a little noam chomsky" - NOFX, Franco Un-American
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by hrnnnnnn 10y ago
The positive trend starts in April, so maybe it's something to do with the Ubuntu 16.04 LTS release.
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by hrnnnnnn 10y ago
Check out Bitwig, it's very similar to Ableton. That said, I can't recommend it right now as it's still quite buggy. Worth keeping an eye on if you want to get off Windows though.
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by hrnnnnnn 10y ago
This is brilliant, thanks for sharing!
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by hrnnnnnn 10y ago
> people shouldn't put stock in them when making a moral judgment about an individual This is exactly what the article suggests people do, and finds that they do in real life. "If people relied on their stereotypes more or less
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by hrnnnnnn 10y ago
I was really frustrated by this for a while. There were some instructions on the Spotify website about re-installing the app when the SD card was plugged in, but it never seemed to work for me. Recently they added the ability to explicitly
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by hrnnnnnn 10y ago
The only way I could imagine it, is if it was describing a much smaller bus than we're currently used to, which I think he also mentions.
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by hrnnnnnn 10y ago
I used to copy my friends' Amiga games, and by far the trickiest was one of the Worms games. The code book was black paper with glossy black text, making it almost impossible to scan or photograph. I settled on figuring out the most fr
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by hrnnnnnn 10y ago
Same here. It takes a few seconds every time it happens and saves you a bunch of wasted attention in the future.
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by hrnnnnnn 10y ago
In a roundabout way it is :)
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by hrnnnnnn 10y ago
Almost every link I follow from Google to SO results in a "closed as offtopic" question. Usually the question has the exact answer I was looking for (I guess that's why its pagerank is high).
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by hrnnnnnn 10y ago
The two approaches work well together in my experience. Mindfulness makes you more aware of what's really happening (detrimental rumination) and CBT techniques help take the sting out of the negative thoughts once they are recognised.
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by hrnnnnnn 10y ago
Sound has at least two dimensions: time and amplitude.
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by hrnnnnnn 10y ago
To be influential, something has to be popular or at least known about amongst creators. From my experience in game development, almost everyone I worked with knew about Dwarf Fortress, and a good chunk of them had played it at least once.
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by hrnnnnnn 10y ago
I think they have pledged to release the code when they die.
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by hrnnnnnn 10y ago
I have observed exactly this in team group chats at work, where addressing the group results in being ignored, but didn't make the link until you brought up that car accident example.
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by hrnnnnnn 10y ago
ah'd say "roastin'" masel, like
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by hrnnnnnn 10y ago
"If you are able to understand the local Scottish dialect of the area where you were brought up, or the area where you have chosen to live, or both, this means that you can understand Scots." The way I understand "Scots"
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by hrnnnnnn 10y ago
It's called the Bystander Effect, and the most disturbing thing about it is that its strength is in proportion to the number of people present. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bystander_effect
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by hrnnnnnn 10y ago
I'm from Scotland, "Scottish" sounds right to my ear in this instance. "Scots" is a proper dialect, the one used by Burns, and is not widely spoken any more. "Scottish English", in my experience, is usuall
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by hrnnnnnn 10y ago
It's not the most eloquent phrasing. I think what they're trying to say is "People find legalistic tax-dodging unethical, and they're sick of rich people and big companies getting away with it."
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by hrnnnnnn 10y ago
"How could a guy do that?" Arctor said. "Pose as a nark?" "What?" both Barris and Luckman said together. "Shit, I'm spaced," Arctor said, grinning. "'Pose as a nark' - wow." H
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by hrnnnnnn 10y ago
Totally agreed. In my experience, engineering improvements are always a bottom-up thing.
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by hrnnnnnn 11y ago
There's been a lot of effort recently (past 5 years at least) on making sensors ever more sensitive to low light levels. This is great for taking pictures indoors, at night, and for astrophotography.
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by hrnnnnnn 11y ago
Long, extremely detailed analysis here: http://dereksmart.org/
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by hrnnnnnn 11y ago
Those guys always ask really good probing questions in their interviews with VR folk too.
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by hrnnnnnn 11y ago
At what time of day did you typically have your last coffee?

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