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91.
by lst 18y ago
Superficial, flawed, simplistic.
92.
by lst 18y ago
If you want to like to freeze you in a Lisp newbie state, please go for it!
93.
by lst 18y ago
Blizz. Much better.
94.
by lst 18y ago
So, do you think this headline to become possible in some future: "Is Microsoft the new Apple (or will it keep to sell bananas)?"
95.
by lst 18y ago
Nice joke! I liked it!
96.
by lst 18y ago
New? No, absolutely. If it were so, any cancer would be a 'new lifeform'. BTW: why do you want it to be 'new'? What's the real motivation behind? Please answer!
97.
by lst 18y ago
Simplicity is easy to build. Simplicity without drawbacks is hard to build (to verify only in the long term). There has been found a term for that phenomenon: its spelling seems to be: wisdom. (They even wrote a book about it, the most
98.
by lst 18y ago
If you ask (really) seriously, then yes. But if you only need some drive: the only part of us which really goes down every year is our body; all other things are able to increase, if you continue to train them.
99.
by lst 18y ago
If some explodes so rarely (like him), at least he has to do it special! (I liked it.)
100.
by lst 18y ago
Taboo!!
101.
by lst 18y ago
Do you know the whole story? PDF has not been created by users, but by a company. Only now we have seen it changing into an ISO standard. (Originally, Adobe only wanted to see it universally used to sell their PDF writers: please read for
102.
by lst 18y ago
Thinking of it: so PDF maybe stands for (Hidden) Proprietary Document Format? (In the sense of: you will never ever be able to desire all of our features we are continuously adding to our Take-Over-The-World-Document-Format?) I'm confused.
103.
by lst 18y ago
I don't like voting at all, since it favors the democratic dictatorship of opinion. So, the positive thing about voting is: stupid or nonsense comments can be marked as such. But the negative thing remains: sometimes the truth (read: realit
104.
by lst 18y ago
I'm so happy this happened, because this will finally save the world! (Not) (To all non-US folks, like me: if the US were really so important as they think to be, it would suffice to save them, and all of the world would be safe and happy.
105.
by lst 18y ago
Wrapping your mind around OO (simple or bad or good or perfect as it might be) may be much harder than create some home-grown, intuitive dynamic dispatching solution. The only difficulty with the above approach is team working. In a team, y
106.
by lst 18y ago
No PG comment. Too busy already?!
107.
by lst 18y ago
(Not directly related, only some annotations:) New ideas easily win over any sort of ambition: But cities are too distracting for really new ideas: In order for them to happen, you need the quiet of some sort of island (in any sense). (BTW,
108.
by lst 18y ago
...and you have already 3 (including hermaphrodites).
109.
by lst 18y ago
The real difficulty here is the fact that you can't say it absolutely neutrally .
110.
by lst 18y ago
Starting from your question, you seem to prefer girls. Anyway, girls are better, and guys are better, too. If you start to prefer a specific gender, you always exclude the other 50% of talented people.
111.
by lst 18y ago
(You know, Canada is kind of an 'Island', and many Canadiens are, too.)
112.
by lst 18y ago
ejrogujdeM
113.
by lst 18y ago
BTW, I think PG is 'very happy' for finally having the 'V' word on the front page...
114.
by lst 18y ago
In 1st place, who is Viagra? Never seen her.
115.
by lst 18y ago
It's really ingenious, except for the fact that the 2 wheels are side-by-side instead of balancing each other automagically (in some other strange, and surely 'too simple', arrangement).
116.
by lst 18y ago
I didn't mean it this way (but in a much more abstract way) -- but even here it seems to be true: If you really would understand the complex things (you mention) the same as the trivial ones (you mention), then you would be able to rememb
117.
by lst 18y ago
(Sorry, but simply down-voting isn't 'good enough' here -- if you aren't able to provide some convincing argument, you just confirm my opinion.)
118.
by lst 18y ago
Remembering everything is just quite as stupid as not remembering anything. Our brain intelligently selects the things that are worth to remember.
119.
by lst 18y ago
With 'spontaneous' I mean: not caused by anything. All really new ideas are spontaneous. You find them (freshly created) inside yourself, but you can't tell where they were coming from.
120.
by lst 18y ago
Humans have spontaneous thoughts, allowing us to build something in our mind first, and then trying to build it concretely. (So we can think to build computers, but computers can't think to build humans...) Neither animals nor computers wil

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