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by nat 16y ago
Shouldn't the conclusion here be " make friends with people that own Panasonic m4/3rds or nice dSLRs"? None of their example photos look like self portraits.
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by nat 16y ago
Agreed. I was really surprised with how odd vim-latex felt. In my experience, most of these language-specific vim plugins stay pretty light, enhancing built-in vim behavior to perform in the expected way given a particular language's pec
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by nat 16y ago
I disagree with that quote he throws out at the end there about A/B testing not being able to construct things. Isn't that essentially what genetic algorithms do? Granted, we don't use that sort of process to make a website because it woul
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by nat 16y ago
Yeah, sorry about that, I guess that would have made my comment a little less worthless. My interpretation of that clause includes tools such as this, and though it is hardly some gross violation, I do find it amusing. I know Selenium RC do
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by nat 16y ago
Look at that, yet another browser automation tool that violates Google's TOS in its demo.
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by nat 17y ago
These sort of lists always kind of amaze me. I don't think I use 10 mac apps total. Chrome, iTerm, Mail, iCal, Adium, Twitterrific, iTunes, uh...Unix? I guess that last one is kind of a multi-parter, but still. Are the apps in the article
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by nat 17y ago
It sounds to me like you might be taking the wrong lesson away from this. Try finding the five things most precious to you and throwing away everything else . Being affected by the loss of a spoon shouldn't make you want to never love a s
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by nat 17y ago
He's written articles pretty similar to this before, and I think in the last one, he did mention the the Cambridge Grammar . Half the comments were people jumping down his throat for having a conflict of interest.
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by nat 17y ago
http://bitbucket.org/natw/dotfiles/src/tip/.vimrc some parts I haven't seen mentioned otherwise: set statusline=[TYPE=%Y]\ [ENC=%{&fenc}]\ [ASCII=\%03.3b]\ [HEX=\%02.2B]\ [POS=%04l,%04v][%p%%] hi StatusLine term=bold,reverse cte
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by nat 17y ago
like some kind of irritating Three Musketeers
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by nat 17y ago
I might feel the same way if I didn't buy a Kindle specifically so people on the train couldn't see what I was reading. Not out of any kind of principle or anything, I just don't want people knowing that every book I read has a dragon or a
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by nat 17y ago
Just a thought, but some of their appeal might lie not so much in the food, but rather the smokin' hot nurses they appear to have working there.
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by nat 17y ago
He wrote a follow-up entry on Language Log: http://languagelog.ldc.upenn.edu/nll/?p=1319 It's mostly a response to the comments on Fark, so understandably he's a little bitter. Still, he does recommend an alternative: Joseph Williams'