mattivc

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by mattivc 12y ago
Teach them to have a hunger for knowledge, and to find joy in learning. Of all the things my dad taught me, this is what i am the most grateful for.
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by mattivc 12y ago
It's comforting to see that someone who is as accomplished as Linus Torvalds, is even messier than me.
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by mattivc 12y ago
Some of the ones i have enjoyed listening to lately. Debug ( http://www.imore.com/debug ): Interviews with interesting people in tech. Several of them with former Apple engineers. The Infinite Monkey Cage ( http://w
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by mattivc 12y ago
I am located in Europe and share many of the aspirations of the thread starter. Could you please elaborate on your ideas?
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by mattivc 12y ago
I have heard a lot of writers say good things about Scrivener: http://www.literatureandlatte.com/scrivener.php I have only just started using it myself, but i am liking it so far.
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by mattivc 13y ago
It's quite fun to see the media attention he has gotten here in Norway. For the last few weeks the sport segment of most news show spent as much time devoted to chess as football, which is not something i ever expected to see. I'm
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by mattivc 13y ago
You could make the case that owning a movie such as Irreversible( http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0290673/ ) would be punishable with jail time under this law. There are much better laws that could be be put in place, o
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by mattivc 13y ago
Didn't they already try to sell their tech to Apple before they went to MS, but got turned down?
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by mattivc 13y ago
I told myself i was bad at math all the way through high school. I realize now i was just lazy. Thankfully, through game development i discovered how cool math can be when you actually do stuff with it. Now i find really enjoying differenti
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by mattivc 13y ago
Interesting read. Especially as a student living in the most expensive city, in the most expensive country in the world (Oslo, Norway). I do appreciate living in a country with free healthcare and University education. But it does have its