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by polarix 14y ago
For a closer look at that endgame, and why it in fact would be very far from egalitarian, check out http://vimeo.com/54714736 ... Essentially, variable time perception is the key.
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by polarix 14y ago
Gender is so unbelievably, incredibly evil. Ban it until it's consensual.
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by polarix 14y ago
I'm guessing you're male, and that's why. Also, good luck and keep going.
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by polarix 14y ago
Wish I had not read it. Make this go away.
275.
by polarix 14y ago
Only use a pure javascript checksum calculator online.
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by polarix 14y ago
Is anything that anyone claims as art.
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by polarix 14y ago
To minimize the subjective speed of time (and thus maximize the perceptual length), one must constantly vary one's routine [citation needed]. The disciple of those recommendations will feel freer, and perhaps more creative, but is sacrifici
278.
by polarix 14y ago
Thanks. Seems like that may solve the problem, if people actually use it.
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by polarix 14y ago
So here's my question: Are things in a wheel allowed to rely on ANY site-packages? IF not, this is spectacular. If so, another unfortunate attempt in the long long struggle.
280.
by polarix 14y ago
I only see a password field right now, looks suspicious.
281.
by polarix 14y ago
I think the idea is that prohibitions against any value exchange are purely evil or misguided, so they should be routed around.
282.
by polarix 14y ago
Difficult? Call it houselessness and you'll start to see that no, it's not actually hard to solve.
283.
by polarix 14y ago
Sounds like another one's ready to fall.
284.
by polarix 14y ago
Erm, this sounded more to me like: people who are frustrated he was persecuted, come here to figure out how to take action on his beliefs which we share. Bad wording to be sure but the spirit was healthy.
285.
by polarix 14y ago
wtf this is exactly what happened to me at exactly that time wtf
286.
by polarix 14y ago
Amen, a thousand times amen.
287.
by polarix 14y ago
Incorrect; witness every uterus on earth.
288.
by polarix 14y ago
This is the sum total of human academic knowledge. It must be freed. The first tragic thing was that he failed to torrent it immediately. Now this. A great loss.
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by polarix 14y ago
The examples in the article do benefit the user by reducing fatigue.
290.
by polarix 14y ago
For what it's worth, I, as a programmer, am happiest when working with designers who strive for this kind of excellence.
291.
by polarix 14y ago
Last time I tried to use Samba 4, earlier this year, most of the config directives I was trying to use weren't supported. Has that changed?
292.
by polarix 14y ago
Actually: 18 = math 8 = physics 6 = eecs 5 = chemistry
293.
by polarix 14y ago
This information could be nicely replaced by a comparison graph, similar to what you would expect when comparing the runs of two stocks over time.
294.
by polarix 14y ago
Thomas Kuhn's "The Structure of Scientific Revolutions" should be mentioned. Far more germaine than "Consilience."
295.
by polarix 14y ago
Well, unless one has yet to purchase real estate in the bay area.
296.
by polarix 14y ago
I had a similar question, and looked through the docs... Textadept does not appear to have multiple select features on par with SublimeText. But then again who does?
297.
by polarix 14y ago
Needing to have a job to even survive must not be relevant in the future.
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by polarix 14y ago
Yep. That's clearly what's happening, and given that there's instant feedback, the user would know there's a problem, and either ask for a different machine or adjust until the system represents their actual intent.
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by polarix 14y ago
Ah, do they finally have a debugger again?
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by polarix 14y ago
Or at least have escape get back to the main screen.

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