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by ics 13y ago
That's much better– I came to comment on the same thing. The people with fewer titles are the ones who need the royalties much more so than anyone else so the current pricing comes across as a hedge on one small author blowing up rat
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by ics 13y ago
> this link will give you and I both $5 in BTC If you buy or sell at least 1BTC on their platform. Since that sets the mark at, oh about $500 now, ... ;) Edit: ...or $600.
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by ics 13y ago
> Explaining his sacking of Nutt, [Alan] Johnson wrote in a letter [...] That's the closest thing to an accidental Onion headline I've seen in a while.
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by ics 13y ago
The comment on the article page asks the same question with a different sentiment: > Instead of proposing that unlocks be allowed, how about pushing for subsidy locks to be made illegal instead? There's no need for them; if you&#x27
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Emacs and Tmux (2012)(perlstalker.vuser.org)
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by ics 13y ago
Maybe in the future they can skip the xrays and just hose us all down during pre-flight. "Good news honey, I'm home and I'm showered!"
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by ics 13y ago
> Don't hold your breath. Bad news ever since the TSA confiscated my toothpaste.[0] [0] Yeah, it was actually a thing.
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by ics 13y ago
Have you taken the Dan Grossman's Programming Languages on Coursera? It gives a very detailed rubric– you're required to complete 3 peer reviews and a self evaluation with the same rubric. That being said the peer review is only
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by ics 13y ago
> It's a tradeoff. I came into Coursera thinking that I'd like more flexibility. But I now see the benefits of a more structured approach so long as deadlines aren't too rigid. After all, if you want something totally unst
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by ics 13y ago
I would be interested in a "Chapterman's Book Club", where you can grab a torrent of the week's ten recommended chapters from various books and discuss them. There would actually be some novelty in it being legal.
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by ics 13y ago
If I could just control paredit with my face muscles, I think I'll be happy. Edit: To be clear, there will be no actual barfing or slurping involved.
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<h1>Alabama</h1> <p>Please call 205-XXX-XXXX for more information.</p> <h1>Alaska</h1> <p>Please call 907-XXX-XXXX for more information.</p> <h1&g
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by ics 13y ago
Glad to hear it! As another much more minor note, the header logo on the registration page seems to be shrunken a good 75%. It's not a problem but it does look comically small. See: img.logo width and max-width attributes.
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by ics 13y ago
Note to web designers: don't enforce a minimum width on elements which are hidden on overflow. I had no idea there was a way to sign up or login because the links to them were not visible and there was no scroll bar and thus dmunoz&#x2
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by ics 13y ago
Even if you're not interested in doing the course work (though really, it's only six homeworks) everyone should take a second to watch some of his videos... definitely some of the most entertaining, engaging, and clear math lect
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by ics 13y ago
It's hard to reach the top of your game if you're not willing to play.
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by ics 13y ago
I'm familiar with the concept as it's one of the things that makes me feel even more comfortable with the language– for certain things at least. That being said, there is also a form of comedy based on the vagueness and misinterpr
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by ics 13y ago
Interestingly the information rate of spoken Japanese is comparatively low. http://ohll.ish-lyon.cnrs.fr/fulltext/pellegrino/Pellegrino_...
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by ics 13y ago
Somewhere I have a text file with links to several studies on information density and reading characteristics, but for now this might be interesting (unfortunately some of the pages before are cut): http://books.google.com/b
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Cool! I hand painted a QR code[0] in about .75x.75" onto a painting my father did for a friend and while working on it I spent about an hour or two implementing different codes of varying complexity in pencil to see how far I could go
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by ics 13y ago
Assuming those numbers are combined highway and city miles, do you happen to know if there is any breakdown?
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by ics 13y ago
Pandoc handles this pretty well in all the scenarios I've used it in.
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by ics 13y ago
It's the Haskell Platform ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haskell_Platform ) -> GHC(i).
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When logging in to Adobe, but that's a password reset away. They won't be able to get into any sites which allow more than 12 characters which, while it probably doesn't help me much in practice, may at least serve to frustra
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by ics 13y ago
Ironically, if Adobe is truncating their passwords to 12 characters that would be a major positive for me in the case of this leak as they'd only have half of my password. At least one of my accounts account from back when I memorized
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by ics 13y ago
Shortening David Heinemeier Hansson to DHH should do the trick for getting another name in there.
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by ics 13y ago
So why not use multiple brands? I don't think the name is to be taken lightly at all, and naming it in such a way that doesn't make it such an easy target could do some real good. They just need to bring the tech, and then we can
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by ics 13y ago
I have the same feeling (and appreciation)– it inspired me to try learning both Haskell and Scheme. Still not sure if I'm an idiot or just insatiable.
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How long have you been in design? Do you remember what things were like before Adobe took over Macromedia? If you're still doing the majority of your design with raster graphics then I'd say that leaving Photoshop for Pixelmator i
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If you're too busy to read the whole article or watch the keynote, also note that you can upgrade directly from Snow Leopard or later. They listed the hardware models which will take it as well– the 2007 Mac Minis and MacBook Pros are

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