jarin

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by jarin 12y ago
Yeah, to me the benefit was not the actual ideas I had while tripping (which were generally less profound than I thought at the time), but just experiencing a truly different state of mind. It was also pretty interesting having the subsyste
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by jarin 12y ago
It also may be because it returns nil if the user hasn't set up iCloud and the app may not have handled that case properly.
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by jarin 12y ago
There is... when you're supposed to be in prison for the murder of Hae Min Lee!!
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by jarin 12y ago
Sounds like a great idea, but who's going to decide what kind of porn should be included in the ACID test? Even within the US, certain types of porn are legal in some jurisdictions and not others (think various kinds of rape fantasy po
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by jarin 12y ago
If they want to render this information ineffective, instead of playing whack-a-mole with takedowns they should start making Albert Camus required reading in high school.
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by jarin 12y ago
I'm pretty sure it just means that the developers at the company primarily use Macs.
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by jarin 12y ago
Contracts are not a matter of take-it-or-leave-it, they can be changed and amended before signing. As long as you can back up your reasoning, and are fair to them, a reasonable employer should be ok with changing it. If they're not, yo
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by jarin 12y ago
Consider that it may be more degrading and objectifying to treat all women as weak, fragile beings who must constantly be sheltered from things like shirts with retro tattoo art on them. While the rest of us are busy trying to help provide
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by jarin 12y ago
It's not a virus, it's a protozoan.
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by jarin 12y ago
I mean communication between two organisms capable of cognition, i.e. language, mating displays, or other forms of communication that require a brain capable of interpretation.
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by jarin 12y ago
Just to follow up on that (and agreeing that as an intern this probably wouldn't fly), but when I started at my current job the employment agreement had some intellectual property clauses that simply wouldn't work, since I do occa
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by jarin 12y ago
I appreciate the irony of linking to the book on Amazon
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by jarin 12y ago
It could actually, since there's already outgassing on the comet.
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by jarin 12y ago
Different species of bacteria have been shown to "communicate" via chemical signals, too. It's obviously not cognitive communication, but mating/threat displays between lower order animals can be considered to be just re
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by jarin 12y ago
I'm not even sure anyone noticed this over the gorgeous visuals, but I think your decision to make it fully moddable—and even license out the engine ala Source—is what will make this thing a work of genius.
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by jarin 12y ago
Now they just need a Paul Bettany voice pack.
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by jarin 12y ago
I would definitely like to see this ported to vim, I'm just not sure where to get started on that.
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by jarin 12y ago
I can't explain why, but for me prose is easier to read on a light background and code is easier to read on a dark background. I imagine it has something to do with proportional fonts vs. monospace fonts and how the eye distinguishes t
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by jarin 12y ago
This might sound kind of dumb, but just rub it on your face. I'm pretty sure the "smoothing out" is just getting a nice thin coating of oil on it, like seasoning a cast iron pan.
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by jarin 12y ago
It's not intended to be used standalone, it's there for other OSS developers to be able to use.
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by jarin 12y ago
Read a lot. Read fiction and non-fiction books. Read poetry. Read Wikipedia. Read the newspaper. Read news websites. You'll start to build a mental database of words, phrases, and writing tricks that you can draw from. (Notice the anap
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by jarin 12y ago
I wonder how they're getting around Apple's MagSafe patent, considering Apple doesn't license it out?
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by jarin 12y ago
Haha this is maybe the worst idea ever.
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by jarin 12y ago
Darn, I was hoping for Lemon Cakes.
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by jarin 12y ago
Pinboard gonna get straight up ISIS on yo ass
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by jarin 12y ago
Strangely enough, I've recently switched back to Safari because it's pretty good in Yosemite and has a fairly decent extension ecosystem now.
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by jarin 12y ago
I think it's safe to say they're charging for it because they haven't raised the money to develop and manufacture the thing.
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by jarin 12y ago
Er, why not just use the `history` command (or hit the up arrow)?
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by jarin 12y ago
I wonder if the name is a reference to the Game of Thrones character (a giant that is itself a reference to Phil Simms).
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by jarin 12y ago
I'm willing to bet their approval process is mostly automated these days.

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