monkeycantype

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   by monkeycantype 7y ago

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   by monkeycantype 7y ago

   I’ve seen this breeding research ant colonies in captivity. I would flood colonies that had overgrown their enclosure to move them into a new container. The queen resisted while workers fought to move her, until they reached a critical mas
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   by monkeycantype 7y ago

   The coat image is very amusing :)
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   by monkeycantype 7y ago

   I'm uncertain whether it is the conceptual step of visualising the image, or the execution that you find challenging. From the context I'm assuming it's the former. I find drawing these types of images effortless. But I ( nat
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   by monkeycantype 8y ago

   There many Indian Australian and Asian Australian developers, but there are also has many Indian and Chinese citizens working in Australia, employed by large contracting firms like TCS, on contacts under _Indian_ labor laws, with worse enti
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   by monkeycantype 9y ago

   I'm curious about his early career in video compression. I'm thinking of a friend whose first job was working with a video compression startup whose secret algorithm was to hide ethernet cables inside the power cord.
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   by monkeycantype 9y ago

   The authors point is that publishing examples that fit our expectations of a standard example (employer & employee) is also a political statement, just that it is one in support of the status quo and therefore provokes little response.
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   by monkeycantype 9y ago

   in the article: /shelf/{something} {something} could be a name - 'american literature' {something} could be an identifier - '20211fcf-0116-4217-9816-be11a4954344' if someone calls: https://library.co
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   by monkeycantype 9y ago

   would it be easier and a better investment to change ourselves? replace mitochondria with something that doesn't need oxygen to produce ATP. If you're planning on you and you descendants spending forever exploring space, would you
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    by monkeycantype 10y ago

    Is it possible that gitlab's position is that the presence of malware is proof that the site is vulnerable, not that the malware is the vulnerability?
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    by monkeycantype 10y ago

    Hang on, how is it we've spent hours arguing over thermostats, and no one has mentioned this is the work of dr tom chalko inventor of the cancer curing bioresonant t-shirt: https://bioresonant.com/tshirts.html as seen
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    by monkeycantype 10y ago

    I think you're right, the issue is not that alternative schools can't teach science, it's that often they don't. I have friends who had an alternative education that got almost no maths and science education, but I know
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    by monkeycantype 11y ago

    Chateau? Loth I can't remember a loth rooftop, PAX? they were great places that shaped me.
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    by monkeycantype 11y ago

    for my daughter slowing down the animation was very useful, having time to watch each operation happen helped her understand
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    by monkeycantype 11y ago

    just been playing this with my 6 six year old who has no experience in forth and she figured out 'the anchor' (drop) and the 'printer' (duplicate). I suspect this happened quicker for her than it might have for some adul
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    by monkeycantype 11y ago

    The smallest replaceable part on a MacBook is the entire MacBook this is where the bourne comparison needs to come back into the discussion, because it depends who is doing the replacing. I, my partner and my uncle had had three recent ma
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    by monkeycantype 11y ago

    I've been wishing for something like this to help me draw diffable diagrams in source code comments
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    by monkeycantype 12y ago

    I'm genuinely non-snarkly interested in the other commonly used alternatives your mentioning, in addition to json, anything else you recommend looking into?
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    by monkeycantype 12y ago

    "That's what we're doing, by the way: discussing a piece of software. Try not to get too worked up." I see what you're doing. Good words.
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    by monkeycantype 12y ago

    I think eventually we will learn to do this by analysing a person's connection to a network. Today a spy/criminal can gain a new identity by acquiring a fake passport, what if verification of identity came not from a document, but
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    by monkeycantype 12y ago

    I wonder if crypto-currency's best feature, might turn out to be not secrecy, but transparency. Imagine a government that can only spend crypto-currency, where it's every transaction only becomes a transaction by virtue of it bein