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by katovatzschyn 16y ago
I realize the frustration in receiving any parenting advice at all, but please bear in mind that being too strict in what germs the baby comes in contact with early on can have negative long term effects. I'm sure you know this already, jus
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by katovatzschyn 16y ago
I cannot find the source but I remember the same also. As well, "printing press like" techniques were used early in clay pot design and marking, again can't find source, which is the essence of the idea. Only it could not expand to the scal
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"Online astroturfing is more advanced and more automated than we’d imagined."(monbiot.com)
1 points by katovatzschyn 16y ago|0 comments
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by katovatzschyn 16y ago
Or create a strong enough legal precedence to help transform Canada into less of a piracy haven.
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by katovatzschyn 16y ago
This belongs on reddit.
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by katovatzschyn 16y ago
My favorite part is how he admits the rules he's enforcing are inadequate, and yet continues to enforce them. Sounds like furthering a cause. By the specificness of that cause, I would have to bet: - Had an article he wrote on a
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by katovatzschyn 16y ago
I think the answer to that question is genius and hard work.
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by katovatzschyn 16y ago
Hollywood will inevitably make the same mistakes, like Blockbuster before them, that the music industry did. The publishing industry seems likely to follow in the coming decade. Big business seems unable to make the swift and radical change
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by katovatzschyn 16y ago
> I'd love to see these anecdotes turned into evidence. Give it 20 years.
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by katovatzschyn 16y ago
I've checked back on this project from time to time but I've never been satisfied with it. The last I used it was perhaps 2 years ago, returning to MATLAB, Mathematica and Haskell/C. Would any who uses it now or recently care to make a cand
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by katovatzschyn 16y ago
Does this really make sense to be on HN over reddit or Metafilter?
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by katovatzschyn 16y ago
I think persistence is paramount, but the most general habit is simply "creation." One needs to be creating something, perhaps not always, perhaps not always well, but creating something none the less. It's a self selecting habit to unite a
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by katovatzschyn 16y ago
The same thing had happen to me. 2 months passed, lost to the mountains and wild of the hinterlands, I return and Microsoft has burned all of my letters and rented out my room. GMail was an easy choice.
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by katovatzschyn 16y ago
This is as good as any place to say prediction; number 2-2 is also on my mind. I believe possible motive is to begin justification of military action/expansion vs Iran. I wager by Q3-4 2011 or Q1 2012 considerable military action thus begin
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by katovatzschyn 16y ago
Ruario maintains the Opera AUR entry for Arch Linux also, and does very good job of it so earns credit: http://aur.archlinux.org/packages.php?ID=10333 http://aur.archlinux.org/packages.php?ID=33276
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by katovatzschyn 16y ago
Not only is Arch rolling release, but it has the AUR, the two in conjunction is in my opinion the best aspect of linux. No repositories really, or messing with anything but a few commands and odd scripts to download and keep updated nearly
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by katovatzschyn 16y ago
Also Germany, Scandinavia and parts of Japan I have found uses this browser. Europe more in percent than America. I am not sure why this is. If any one knows or guesses, I would be curious to find out.
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by katovatzschyn 16y ago
Metafilter is a great site, I go there often and think every highly of it- but it is at least one order of magnitude smaller than reddit.
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by katovatzschyn 16y ago
> Have you been there recently? Have you been anywhere else recently? Can you give an example of a community, of comparable magnitude, that is more open minded? I am easy to criticize reddit, popular as it is on HN, but it is a surpri
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by katovatzschyn 16y ago
I read once a thought that sums up genius, intelligence and skill acquirement well I think, and you probably also think the same- along the lines of: "IQ, talent, and circumstance define your upper bound. Hard work gets you there."
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by katovatzschyn 16y ago
"The Opposite of Fitts' Law - The Ejector Seat Analogy" http://www.codinghorror.com/blog/2010/03/the-opposite-of-fit...
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by katovatzschyn 16y ago
34. I think you might be on to some thing.
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by katovatzschyn 16y ago
Anybody have insight into how to actualize these nuggets into some semblance of a self-learning course? Buy Calculus by Micheal Spivak. Solve at least one problem every day. Make it ritual and a daily requirement. Watch MIT lec
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by katovatzschyn 16y ago
Should I just stop complaining? Just to say, in general, answer to this question is almost always yes.
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by katovatzschyn 16y ago
Thought of this: http://www.oregonhumanities.org/magazine/section/writing/bri...
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by katovatzschyn 16y ago
I tried MacBook Air and Envy 133 earlier, but I change to Thinkpad X301 and must say that other than very great OSX (use Linux so does not matter so much) I prefer Thinkpad now.
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by katovatzschyn 16y ago
The Opera vs. The Rest argument feels a lot like the endless emacs vs. vi war :) I have thought this also. Opera - Vi Firefox - Emacs Chrome - Nano/Pico IE - Notepad/Wordpad
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Opera Browser AMA (Ask Me Anything) on reddit(reddit.com)
59 points by katovatzschyn 16y ago|37 comments
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by katovatzschyn 16y ago
I might be guilty of this typing also, but I always found the style of writing to give each sentence its own paragraph/linebreak kind of strange.
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by katovatzschyn 16y ago
I use OO as well, because of Linux, but I dislike it very much. If I did not use LaTeX I would have switched back by now. I am nearly infinite calm person in general, but OO has cured me of this. It is the only program that has ever made me

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