lobo_tuerto

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   by lobo_tuerto 14y ago

   Maybe this can shed some light on your question: http://web.mit.edu/newsoffice/2011/meditation-0505.html
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   by lobo_tuerto 14y ago

   And here is previous discussion on big numbers: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1539538 http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2024576
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   by lobo_tuerto 14y ago

   If you are omniscient and omnipotent then there is no runtime.
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   by lobo_tuerto 14y ago

   Right from the frontpage (check the links over there): "Who uses HTML5 Boilerplate? Google, Microsoft, NASA, Nike, Barack Obama, Mercedes-Benz, ITV News, BAE Systems, Creative Commons, Australia Post, Entertainment Weekly, Racing Green, and
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   by lobo_tuerto 14y ago

   I know this is a bit different, but maybe you could modify it a bit so you don't need sshuttle? http://blog.mixu.net/2009/05/05/how-to-watch-hulu-videos-via... Just make your server listen for ssh on port 80 or 443, and then tunnel away!
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   by lobo_tuerto 14y ago

   I really like the year navigation pick in this one: http://www.eyecon.ro/bootstrap-datepicker/ Maybe it could just improve on it? they look the same ;)
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   by lobo_tuerto 14y ago

   I don't see a problem here. I really like the playground feeling it has all around. Maybe I'm biased, but I prefer "pick the one that appeals more to you" style.
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   by lobo_tuerto 14y ago

   Yeah, but sometimes "vicariously" doesn't cut it, you have to "do the work," you have to grind it out. http://raganwald.posterous.com/what-ive-learned-about-learni...
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   by lobo_tuerto 14y ago

   Maybe the title should say "probe it". Just saying.
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    Free and open collection of college level courses(saylor.org)

    1 points by lobo_tuerto 14y ago|0 comments
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    by lobo_tuerto 14y ago

    I've been happily using: https://github.com/thomas-mcdonald/bootstrap-sass/ Is it basically the same, just using Less instead of Sass?
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    by lobo_tuerto 14y ago

    I think we shouldn't automatically conflate labeling with purpose. If you labeled it "slepx" instead of "square" would you say that its purpose is "slepx"? We can imbue labeling with purpose, and use it to point to the purpose of the thing
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    by lobo_tuerto 14y ago

    What is the decision to be made? could you explain a little?
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    Why Lisp macros are cool, a Perl perspective (2005)(lists.warhead.org.uk)

    90 points by lobo_tuerto 14y ago|13 comments
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    by lobo_tuerto 14y ago

    "The thing is, different languages have different inherent characteristics (syntax, features) and different cultures (pertaining to libs, common practices, frameworks, etc), so one can tend to create more spaghetti code than the other, the
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    by lobo_tuerto 14y ago

    Chrome user in Ubuntu, 30ish tabs don't make unresponsive my browser here.
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    by lobo_tuerto 14y ago

    What about? "No one has attained Enlightenment through Zen nor meditation in human history." And: "Buddha himself never claimed he was enlightened through meditation." Look at: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4165192
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    by lobo_tuerto 14y ago

    Why would you say? "Most of the time they just wrote down what they wanted, or from their own ideas and opinions." When your master's webpage at: http://www.members.tripod.com/tathagata2000/questions_and_an... Says: "What is the proof abo
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    by lobo_tuerto 14y ago

    How did you realize that your master was a living Enlightened Being? can you give the specific questions and answers that you used to recognize him as such?
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    by lobo_tuerto 14y ago

    How can you know what Enlightenment is very correctly? does that mean that you are yourself Enlightened? If so, that would explain how can you sanction everyone else's Enlightenment, like all of Zen monks, etc. Also, how do you know that in
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    by lobo_tuerto 14y ago

    More context can't hurt: "...but I was hellbent on refusing to give out the password. Not to be mean/defensive, but the code was not designed for anyone to use, it was very primitive in the way it had to be setup. I didn't want to be liable
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    by lobo_tuerto 14y ago

    Just like the ritual cat described here: http://www.katinkahesselink.net/tibet/zen.html
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    by lobo_tuerto 14y ago

    Tried it, for some reason isn't working on my system. Then found this: http://volnitsky.com/project/git-prompt/ and I'm loving it!
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    by lobo_tuerto 14y ago

    Well, maybe because they are outstanding visual cues, and they can easily be used to discriminate information that otherwise you would have to _manually_ detect, look for and/or parse to extract some piece of information.
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    by lobo_tuerto 14y ago

    That's why the title is Patform (as in _pat on the back_), instead of Platform. ;)
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    by lobo_tuerto 14y ago

    I really liked and easily understood this explanation of Bayes: http://oscarbonilla.com/2009/05/visualizing-bayes-theorem/
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    by lobo_tuerto 14y ago

    Or maybe he is just right. Or can you point otherwise?
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    Turn.js: HTML5 turn page effect(turnjs.com)

    2 points by lobo_tuerto 14y ago|0 comments
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    by lobo_tuerto 14y ago

    Language of choices appart, maybe it's because: "I've encountered no occasion where I'd implement CS classics like linked lists and binary trees. My understanding goes as far as sort of vaguely recognising them."
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    by lobo_tuerto 14y ago

    The curve isn't that big, and once you give it a try you won't go back. I never did. ;)