ludston

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by ludston 13y ago
Because reading criticism of a group of non-native-English speakers' handwriting is a waste of life.
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by ludston 13y ago
> I think most people here got that. Why are you assuming, or at least implying, that people who wish you wouldn't exert such an aggressive attitude, really just don't understand you and are stupid?
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by ludston 14y ago
Could it be good for path finding and other NP Hard problems? It could do good things for the AI world if that's the case.
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by ludston 14y ago
This is straw man fallacy because they have not demanded gratitude. They have been given a gift that they do not understand or value, then you've expected them to return their own gratitude.
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by ludston 14y ago
Absolute pitches are the concern of the performer. Correct. Also consider that the performer is the one who is looking at the sheet music, and not the listener.
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by ludston 14y ago
How were you taught notation in the past?
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by ludston 14y ago
The musical world has already tried out relative scales. It was in fact the first thing tried in notation. Look at the notation device used for Gregorian Chants to see it yourself. We already use relative notation for most instruments. Trum
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by ludston 14y ago
You've just used a bunch of words that sounds smart, but provide deceptive value. The typical Bb valved trumpet that exists now does indeed play chromatically. And so will any other class of modern brass instrument with three valves or more
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by ludston 14y ago
You're suggesting there is some sort of equality between her own actions and Disney's, but they are not equal. Disney is making money from of her effort and she is not making money from her effort.
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by ludston 14y ago
I'm sure there isn't a government conspiracy to turn schools into sheeple factories.
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by ludston 14y ago
The intuitive response to this is an angry rant about the definition of normality and your mandate to define it. Despite your derogatory, I empathise with your sentiment. I don't believe that recording every aspect of your life, or being in
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by ludston 14y ago
Wouldn't it be better to respond constructively rather than insultingly?
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by ludston 14y ago
I haven't seen the whole of The Crying Game yet. Why would you do that?
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by ludston 14y ago
No it isn't, even if you feel like he doesn't deserve the position. It would be nice for us if he were replaced by someone more competent, but unfortunately the world doesn't believe in fairness...
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by ludston 14y ago
Or, even better would be: Make sure that you don't damage any company.
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by ludston 14y ago
Thankyou for changing my perspective. I've used a fair few high level programming languages, but it's time to get closer to the metal.
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by ludston 14y ago
Why are you angry? It look like you've decided that if people complain about something, those people must be broken and not the system. And why do people complain about Lisp? It's because the syntax is amazing. It's an incredible language t
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by ludston 14y ago
That's great, but I haven't learned C. Besides that, leveraging documentation from another language is a hack. As it stands, there isn't documentation around for learning to create 3d graphics without needing to know other languages first.
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by ludston 14y ago
I would love to see cffi, opengl and one of the gtk binding libs have better documentation.
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by ludston 14y ago
> An occasional snide remark that vents some steam is better than boiling hotter and hotter on the inside. We may have very different values, but if the alternative to venting steam is your prolonged unhappiness, it's for the best.
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by ludston 14y ago
But your aim is to make them feel bad isn't it?
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by ludston 14y ago
Is a passive-aggressive comment really the solution? It could backfire and make them feel defensive as easily as it could make them feel guilt. They're late all the time will become because your pedantry pisses them off and they don't want
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On the Appropriate Design of a Functional GUI Library for Clojure(danielkeogh.com)
2 points by ludston 14y ago|0 comments
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by ludston 14y ago
Does this really need to be said? One is a semi-automated bodily process necessary for extracting oxygen from the atmosphere, and the other is writing instructions in strictly defined languages to control the resources of computer systems.
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by ludston 14y ago
Programming is not like breathing.