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by juvenn 17y ago
Yeh, I've remembered it. And I'm thinking on intro it to my best friend.
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by juvenn 17y ago
"I find it quite frustrating at the personal level. I miss learning things in depth. I miss the sense of satisfaction from attaining a level of expertise. I miss getting to explore obtuse and obscure areas of knowledge."
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by juvenn 17y ago
provable:unprovable = 1:2, because 2 is the most I could afford.
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by juvenn 17y ago
Because the slick design (say the artistic name Symphony), I've just tryed it on my Ubuntu Jaunty. Being honest, it failed to meet my expectations. Besides it's built on OpenOffice, it works no better than OO, or even worse. Now I just use
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by juvenn 17y ago
This reminded me of reading Prof. Chaitin's work in college library. The discovery Prof. Chaitin made is thought-provoking, by following Godel's quest to mathematical foundation.
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by juvenn 17y ago
Despite endless debate on these abstract HTML things, I'm wondering is there a better approach we could take, so that every party involved will be better off.
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by juvenn 17y ago
I got impressed that Dropbox works seamlessly in my Ubuntu Jaunty, it's much better that Ubuntu ONE. And I think the team behind have done a great job of engineering. Really awesome!
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by juvenn 17y ago
That Bub part of PuSH seems as random bits. But I have got it used in: * PubBub for a publishing client; * HubBub for a hub; and * SubBub for a subscribing client.
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by juvenn 17y ago
The coining word PuSH of PubSubHubBub is just ... marvelous
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by juvenn 17y ago
The contest winners are just awesome, their right guesses achieved as high as 56.91%. See http://contest.github.com/leaderboard
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by juvenn 17y ago
If all of the economists say that economy will break down next Monday, guess what? People will sell stocks in hand, and the economy will go down indeed, besides what is in truth. Since people are adaptive, they make decisions according mess
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by juvenn 17y ago
Yeh, you make the point. So there are economists who claims that future is unpredictable, like Xiaokai Yang[1]. [1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xiaokai_Yang
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by juvenn 17y ago
Yeh, I take I-can-do-everything-by-myself approach too. So might we collaborate on something?
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by juvenn 17y ago
keep hacking on what not work, and diving into detail. I began my Linux life exactly one year ago, when I bought myself the 1st laptop. It's rewarding and joyfull
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by juvenn 17y ago
then checkout http://www.commandlinefu.com/commands/browse/sort-by-votes
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by juvenn 17y ago
I do agree that Economics is not yet an reliable scientific subject, i.e. you can not predict future in accurate by doing scientific computations, and I do not think it will. But why natural ? The economy involves, most importantly, ration
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by juvenn 17y ago
"Failing to predict the future does not prove something is not scientific." Good point, thanks.
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by juvenn 17y ago
I do think TechCrunch's articles are getting boring and boring