mgregory22

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by mgregory22 9y ago
I totally remember that article and how pissed I was that I didn't have the extended basic cartridge. I loved that magazine, though.
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by mgregory22 10y ago
Yeah, agreed. I guess the real point I want to make is that you need to forgive yourself for not knowing everything, and don't delude yourself into thinking your value as a human being is based on how much you know about computer stuf
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by mgregory22 10y ago
Oh I'm sure it is, but surely a well-engineered product is easier to sell than a badly-engineered one?
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by mgregory22 10y ago
I've never had impostor syndrome, but I imagine it comes from not realizing that everyone is finite and has a finite amount of time to experience the universe. But the universe is infinite, so you can never know everything there is to
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by mgregory22 10y ago
Tell me how sales changed your view that there was a point where products mostly sold themselves.
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by mgregory22 10y ago
Will Far Manager still work?
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by mgregory22 10y ago
Maybe the key idea is to put all the global state mutations as closely together as possible, so they can be compared and contrasted as easily as possible.
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by mgregory22 11y ago
What's sad about being alienated from fools?
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by mgregory22 11y ago
How about what a few different PIECES of music look like? You can't draw any conclusions about whole genres from 3 or 4 examples.
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by mgregory22 11y ago
Crucial Conversations is good.
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Nethack is not dead(nethack.org)
15 points by mgregory22 11y ago|4 comments
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by mgregory22 12y ago
1. We don't know if the universe follows any rules precisely. We can never know because the only way to know that a rule is being followed unconditionally would be to exhaustively verify every event in the universe to see if it follow
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by mgregory22 12y ago
Information is fast, wisdom is slow.
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by mgregory22 12y ago
Actually use the framework (every feature) and write down everything you needed to know to use it. Really, the more time you put into something the better it will be, so just make a good effort and it will be good.
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by mgregory22 12y ago
Any fact that depends on observation is uncertain, no matter how small or trivial it may seem. This whole physical world could be an incredibly elaborate computer simulation. We can never know the true nature of our observations, so nothi
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by mgregory22 12y ago
The difference between correlation and causation is merely conventional. Does the striking of a match cause it to ignite? There is no way to prove that it does, only the correlation between the striking and the ignition makes us say they&
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Git Visual Reference(lurklurk.org)
3 points by mgregory22 12y ago|0 comments
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The Most Educated Communities in the U.S(nerdwallet.com)
1 points by mgregory22 12y ago|0 comments
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(slightly skeptical) Open Source Educational Society(softpanorama.org)
3 points by mgregory22 13y ago|0 comments