nsomaru

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by nsomaru 10y ago
Guessing that it's probably more rare to watch something again than it is to watch something new.
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by nsomaru 10y ago
There's some value to be gained here from orthodox Indian philosophical schools. All roughly agree to three stages of learning: - shravana (literally 'listening', as India's philosophical traditions were mostly oral, b
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by nsomaru 10y ago
I'm in the same place right now. Did the emacs fundamentals tutorial. Installed evil. Got a little frustrated when some things didn't work exactly as expected. Also there is a weird TLS bug with the melpa and marmalade repos and
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by nsomaru 10y ago
Going by these AMP comment threads, I must be in the minority, but my browsing habits dictate that I hardly ever see AMP content when browsing from my phone. I mostly Google specific things or click links from HN.
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by nsomaru 10y ago
Not sure about medical practitioners, but "saucam" (cleanliness) is a value which is elevated in many Sanskrit texts.
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by nsomaru 10y ago
To your OT question: that was stopped shortly after it begun, mostly because it's quite difficult to actually classify what's 'politics' and what's not.
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by nsomaru 10y ago
see "tree style tabs" for Firefox: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/tree-style-ta...
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by nsomaru 10y ago
You're calling code that depends on C extensions from directly inside the request-response cycle? One possible solution would be to offload this work into a celery worker which can call python2 as necessary.
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by nsomaru 10y ago
Could you give a description of some subsystem that has been architectured in this way, and then provide a concrete example of some methods that implement this pattern and why it is bad? We are users of Django, and it helps us to deliver pr
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by nsomaru 10y ago
Sure. If you mean 'science the world view' which means the philosophical stance that Consciousness (Spirit) is an emergent property of matter (amongst other things), then yes there's a spectrum and they're opposed. On th
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by nsomaru 10y ago
Strange that you think spirituality and science are mutually exclusive.
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by nsomaru 10y ago
I know nothing about American law, but why has the constant plea been for a pardon and not amnesty? It seems like in the former case one would need to be convicted of something before one could be pardoned. Snowden hasn't been convicte
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by nsomaru 10y ago
Saw Stop might interest you: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eiYoBbEZwlk
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by nsomaru 10y ago
yeah, an update or two back on Android, Google Home App now opens link cards in some stripped down version of Chrome despite the fact that Firefox is set as the default browser on my phone.
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by nsomaru 10y ago
The point is that the amness is independent of any particular personality you happen to assume in any of the three states of consciousness (waking, dream or deep-sleep). The difference is between "I think, therefore I am" and &quo
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by nsomaru 10y ago
Vedanta defines three states of consciousness, waking dream and deep sleep. The latter is marked distinctly by absence of thought. Yet 'you' exist.
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by nsomaru 10y ago
We're in agreement as regards your first paragraph (although I'm not sure what you're responding to). Memory of what in deep sleep? Do people who come out of coma know how long they have been under for? In deep sleep, only am
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by nsomaru 10y ago
For those interested in the nature of Reality and existence itself, and the possibility that our experience may in some way be illusory or "VR like," please allow me to suggest the Vedanta Treatise by A. Parthasarathy[0]. If you&#
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by nsomaru 10y ago
In deep sleep there is no thinking, but there is 'amness,' so 'I am' seems closest to the Truth. Otherwise you could not declare "I had a good sleep" — how do you know?
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by nsomaru 10y ago
Could you elaborate on your last point, a patent disarmament clause? If there's precedent that would be great!
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by nsomaru 10y ago
You easily ripped out the orm and templating engine on a large project? Would love to know how.
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by nsomaru 10y ago
Cool project. I first saw your domain mentioned on a post about TLDs. Question: I assume you have some corpus of the recorded speeches of DT. How are you mapping those to words? A broader discussion about how you implemented jungle.horse wo
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by nsomaru 10y ago
Someone installed a camera into your house with your consent as part of a loan-scheme designed to get you to pay back your loan (viable or not) or risk release of videos of you showering vs Someone installed a hidden camera in your house, a
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by nsomaru 10y ago
Perhaps you have existing MD notes that you would like to quickly reuse as slides? Perhaps your workflow is MD based and you want a way to target Google Slides as an output in addition to the other targets that you already have?
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by nsomaru 10y ago
There's that, or use something like python-react[0]. No js on the server required ;) [0] https://github.com/markfinger/python-react
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by nsomaru 10y ago
I saw a presentation about REST and it included the concept of 'on demand code'; why do we need to serve up all our react components in a js blob? Can't we serve up minified and compressed components preemptively on the wire
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by nsomaru 10y ago
You can add a view and add a filter to that view which filters requests which have domains of your choice in them. Add the domain(s) your site is hosted on and you'll get rid of most referrer spam; it seems like they call the GA API di
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by nsomaru 10y ago
Hmm. I suppose this would be unfair if it were just a case of "Allies won and Axis didn't, so let's tell Allied stories and not Axis ones." But the Germans were aggressors in this case, whose democratically elected leade
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by nsomaru 10y ago
Its still done like that in South Africa. A fish chain here prints fake newspaper onto their packaging which wraps the fish. Colonial habits die hard ;)
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by nsomaru 10y ago
I spent 3 years at the Vedanta Academy[0]. The experience was life changing, mostly ineffable. If you pushed me, I'd say that it provided me with a solid set of first principles from which value judgements could be made. It seems like

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