hurt

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by hurt 15y ago
That's a wonderful if very sad blog post. I'm sorry for your loss Ed.
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by hurt 16y ago
I've found #1 absolutely essential for my motivation on both a personal and professional level. When I don't understand where I'm going or what I'm trying to do I just procrastinate (and often get depressed). I've found it a really difficul
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by hurt 16y ago
I've noticed that when I speak Spanish (or Japanese) I become a much more outgoing person. I've suffered from fairly bad social anxiety most of my life, but when I switch to another language I don't run into the same mental walls that I do
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by hurt 16y ago
I found that for me I can easily change the direction depending on which foot I focus on in my peripheral vision. I don't know if that'll help. The initial shift from clockwise to counter-clockwise gave me a headache/weird feeling inside my
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by hurt 16y ago
Putting aside the claims about IQ, did anybody else have the picture start acting really funny as you shifted between viewing it clockwise versus counterclockwise? I had something that looked like a conflict with the figure trying to go bot
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by hurt 17y ago
Assuming that your predecessor acted in a professional manner, then I would probably contact the individual after I'd had a chance to take a look at how everything had been laid out. Non-profits may not have a lot of money for technology, a
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by hurt 17y ago
Thanks to you and ajross, this really helps.
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by hurt 17y ago
Hey ajross, do you know any good sources for reading up on different I/O paradigms? It's one of those things that I've read about different methods here and there, but I've never come across one good source that compared and contrasted the
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by hurt 17y ago
I've also never heard of difference tables before, what a cool little technique!
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by hurt 18y ago
Awesome! A Pittsburgh Hacker News meetup, count me in.