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by loupeabody 13y ago
After reading, I really want to experience Hacker School sometime in the near future. I checked out the application, though, and noticed something that's pretty odd, if not downright disrespectful. At the bottom of the application there's a
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by loupeabody 13y ago
Verlet.js is a physics engine written in javascript [0]. It was posted and discussed on HN a few days ago [1]. OP didn't write it, but probably understands it very well. [0] http://subprotocol.com/verlet-js/ [1] https://news.ycombinator.co
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by loupeabody 13y ago
I tend to hear this quote brought up by people who are either really eager to name drop Einstein or excuse themselves for being insane. The quote makes much more sense within the context of scientific experimentation. Applying it to a typic
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by loupeabody 14y ago
The article itself certainly offers sound advice. I can imagine how distracting a full blown launch can be when there's a business to build and a product to refine. Thing is, after clicking through to the author's new project, Origami[1], t
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by loupeabody 14y ago
Thanks for this! I'm tuning in
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by loupeabody 14y ago
Although it sucks that you had a bad experience with someone who was pretending to be disabled, I disagree that having the students pretend to be deaf was a bad idea. First off, they each bought a MacBook, so catering to them was hardly a w
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by loupeabody 14y ago
Note that immediately after that point in the article: But is that really what American English sounds like? "Yes," he says. "Exactly like that." I apologize if it's not totally clear in my original comment, but I was referring to Celenta
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by loupeabody 14y ago
That last quote about American English sounding like "anger born out of resignation" is a bit ominous. I'm fairly sure this Japanese band, White Ash, has nothing but pure gibberish as lyrics. I'm aware that some Japanese musicians, despite