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by jimmyjim 17y ago
I have no past experience with anything having to do with distribution, so I can't really say with confidence, but I do think that once we enter this artist-to-customer model, distribution services of a new kind will come about where an art
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by jimmyjim 17y ago
> Sure, so when the record companies collapse and there's no one to distribute their albums or pay the recording costs, then what? What a ridiculous thing to say. What would happen then? The middlemen would be cut out. Artists will dist
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by jimmyjim 18y ago
> I thoroughly encourage you to actually come try ot work in the industry before making claims that it is against free speech :) Although I have never worked in anything involving investigation of CP, I do have experience in other field
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by jimmyjim 18y ago
Okay, then I guess you won't mind answering a few questions I have. Down to it, what is so fundamentally wrong with CP? There is no universal consensus of what is beautiful, what is ugly -- the human libido desires whatever it desires; blac
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by jimmyjim 18y ago
You're using 'x' as the multiplication operator in some examples and '*' in others. Stay consistent for goodness' sake! (Or someone might confuse 'x' to be a variable)
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by jimmyjim 18y ago
Thank you very much for the elaboration. > ...the voltage at the top of the thermistor is always 5 volts, and the voltage at the bottom is always zero by definition. (Because we're defining it as ground -- ground means "the point which
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by jimmyjim 18y ago
A resistor is usually to "resist" current on a certain component. If you've 10 volts in a circuit, you wouldn't want to connect a simple LED there, because you wouldn't want that much current going to the LED. So you'd use a resistor of app
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by jimmyjim 18y ago
Oh, thanks. :) I personally never thought TechCrunch to have that great of reading material. For me HN, proggit, /. and a few blogs do it (Coding Horror, Zuckerman's "My Heart's in Africa", etc.). I hope I'm not missing on much else.
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by jimmyjim 18y ago
"And here I am, about to graduate university, and I am fairly certain that a medically oriented career is not for me. After years of lurking HN, reading TC" Sorry, what's TC?
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by jimmyjim 18y ago
Quite frankly, I just don't see how one could live mainly on Ramen -- the little content wouldn't do it for me (and I'm merely 110 lbs.). What am I not seeing?
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by jimmyjim 18y ago
I would say constancy is more important that confidence. It's simply dull, constant practice that gets you to be perfect in a certain skill, not confidence (and I'm speaking with experience as a hard sciences student). Advice from business-