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Stop Trying To Do Things Well: Getting Over Zero(alljapaneseallthetime.com)
2 points by loupeabody 13y ago|1 comments
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by loupeabody 13y ago
Trying it out now, thanks for the link!
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by loupeabody 13y ago
I feel like this sentiment has been bubbling under the surface of my thought process every time I open up my editor. I've never taken the time to scrutinize that feeling though, too busy stressing over the details of whatever I'm
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by loupeabody 13y ago
Not much to it, honestly. I've yet to add or delete any feeds, but the core functionality is, at the very least, as solid as Google Reader. I'm going to let it sink in for a bit before I make a judgement call.
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by loupeabody 13y ago
Forgive my wording, but I mean that whatever data is visualized is what would be subjected to fitness test, not the visualization itself. Just like the shapes of the chassis and the size of the wheels in this demo are essentially numeric da
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by loupeabody 13y ago
This is awesome! When a handful of cars actually make for a good race it's especially mesmerizing. I feel like it's only a matter of time before some startup implements a genetic driven visualization of the data from their app. If
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Light Wing - Shoes Made of High Tech Paper(kickstarter.com)
2 points by loupeabody 13y ago|0 comments
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by loupeabody 13y ago
Woah, funny twist ending. I'm excited to get to play Towerfall[0], one of the console's "launch titles", having been released only a couple days ago. Action games focused on local multiplayer like Towerfall and 0space[1]
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by loupeabody 13y ago
Many many many thanks for this link. That's another resource in the bucket along with SICP[0] and MIT 6.00[1]. I'm gonna have a beastly year for learning. [0] http://mitpress.mit.edu/sicp/full-text/book&#x
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by loupeabody 13y ago
I think shorter video length makes Videopixie an exception to jianshen's concern. These editors aren't really engaging in exceptionally complex editing work, just the equivalent of TV spots. Local news outlets often have a divisio
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by loupeabody 13y ago
What sort of length are the videos generally? Is it up to the client or is there an imposed duration limit?
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by loupeabody 13y ago
Not entirely flat design on the new homepage (the buttons have form), but the new wiki design[0] does seem almost entirely flat without bandwagoning. Confusingly, the old logo is still present in the new wiki. [0] http://new.dropb
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by loupeabody 13y ago
Looks great! Considering how the concept of a web + desktop app can confuse some less savvy users of the internet, these animations do a great job of conveying what Dropbox does. They're concise, expressive, and apparently very efficie
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by loupeabody 13y ago
This is an odd announcement considering the last I heard, 37signals would prevent new signups to phased out services, not abandon them entirely [0]. I can't imagine that Breeze was all that resource intensive to maintain, but I don't really
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by loupeabody 13y ago
Oh snap, now that's a UI overhaul. How's that tab interface working out? At a glance I can imagine how much more effective it is at displaying a large number of tabs in the same window. In fact, I'm finding it quite brilliant. The web at
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by loupeabody 13y ago
Here are some very detailed mockups(?) on major platforms whose links are kind of tucked into the parent link: Linux: http://people.mozilla.com/~shorlander/files/australis-design... Windows 7: http://people.mozilla.com/~shorlander/files/
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by loupeabody 13y ago
But more likely it was because red barns just look better against a green field. I feel similarly. This discussion of dying stars and heavy metals is interesting, and it certainly could explain why barns are often painted red, but I tend
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by loupeabody 13y ago
Mean-spirited indeed. I don't really see what rebutting in such a venomous tone is meant to inspire in readers, besides more vitriol and less constructive discussion. It's a shame that this sort of writing is broadcast with such a high prof
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by loupeabody 13y ago
No, I get that, sorry if I didn't make my understanding clear. I had just previously assumed that discoveries of this magnitude are treated with a degree of import that supersedes commercial interest. I don't find it unethical or anything l
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by loupeabody 13y ago
I'm a little but confused by the nature of how further research/experimentation will proceed. Namely why the rights to clone were sold after the discovery. Presumably, given how radical this discovery is, the opportunity to clone an ext
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by loupeabody 13y ago
This feels like precisely what I was after in picking your brain, especially how German language encourages deductive reasoning (or maybe it's the other way around). It's a pretty obvious connection to me now, knowing German words like gem
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by loupeabody 13y ago
Reasoning must be equivalent across cultures, even where language varies, right? If not, wouldn't sciences be culturally relative (y'know, beyond a certain threshold of like not worshiping a sun-god)? So, to me, what's actually being addr
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by loupeabody 13y ago
I hear you and indeed, if we're to believe his claim, the benefit would be substantial. Yet, I don't think this detail is what jacques_chester was referencing in his comment. It's difficult to dispute Rob's claim without either having exper
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by loupeabody 13y ago
And I do feel the same about many of the counter arguments I'm seeing about why Soylent is preferable over a healthy, well balanced diet . I really don't even see cooking vs. not cooking as the most salient topic relative to the potential
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by loupeabody 13y ago
Thanks for the link. This article appears to be the most positive, least biased article criticizing Rob and Soylent I've come across. That's something I like to see, although the title is a bit link-baitey. I'm in support of what Soylent ai
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by loupeabody 13y ago
I'm going to put $65 up for this as I've been eager to try Soylent since it first popped up on HN. Clearly this is a very controversial topic, but the general attitude for most of the supporters (myself included) appears to be that if no se
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by loupeabody 13y ago
I'm still on your "How to Learn Javascript Properly" track, but I've being hearing about Meteor in passing quite a bit lately. Your recommendation for this book is all that I needed to convince me to take the leap (once I've got the fundame
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by loupeabody 13y ago
I'm curious to know if this ad actually resulted in more child abusers being reported.
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by loupeabody 13y ago
Thanks for the explanation! Now I'm way interested in reading more about these zombies.
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by loupeabody 13y ago
Good call, I was also going to mention this until I saw your comment. It appears there are many UK city sites that are trying to implement these principles. Given that the principles include accessibility guidelines [0] and transparency of

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