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pwr22
12y ago
As a person I find Assange to be detestable
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12y ago
I think that's why they said 60Hz to 120Hz. If you take a factor you essentially change the true frequency
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12y ago
Hmmm, their statement doesn't say that nobody can but says that some people can't. Those for whom the value is 60Hz or less. What their statement does say is that around 80Hz is a value that is indistinguishable from anything high
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12y ago
I think we find slo-mo interesting because it lets us experience the very passage of present time and events slowly, rather than just perceived passage which is after the fact.So we get to see things in a way we haven't before, which w
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12y ago
Indeed, we process relative to context which is usually what you want to do
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12y ago
Was going to post this, the title isn't great
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12y ago
I have an Xubuntu box with older hardware (running a pentium D something or other) which frequently experiences something similar. I have no idea if it is the same issue as either of these and always chalked it up to faulty hardware
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12y ago
Apparently the average is five chunks now
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12y ago
> Computer dependent society Yep!
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12y ago
Focussing on breathing is one particular instance but not the only thing you can do. Essentially you are practising focus and learning things about your mind you might not have noticed before
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12y ago
Perl6 has it too > perl6 > 3 < 4 < 5 True
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12y ago
Well said :). I like Perl but when I write it I'm aiming above all for readability
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12y ago
Oh God...
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12y ago
With respect, your idealised assessment still has the problem with how that translates to depression, or (after) lack there of. Definitely agree that our understanding is only really beginning in these kinds of areas though ultimately you a
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12y ago
Very young human children have been shown an innate drive to share the rewards of a task fairly. Chimpanzees have been shown to lack this. The children didn't share when the other party wasn't involved in completing a task though,
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12y ago
Misleading because it is about maximising profit. That is what leads to the cinema's attempt to clear the market. If they make no profit on the £4 student they don't care whether he sees his film or not. Peoples valuation isn'
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12y ago
I would say engineering
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12y ago
I agree so much and I'm going to adopt your terminology :)
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12y ago
I personally don't think it should be sticky whether it can be played or not
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12y ago
Output from OpenWRT, on 4MB router Linux gw 3.3.8 #1 Sat Mar 23 16:49:30 UTC 2013 mips GNU/Linux
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12y ago
At the heart of it, it's just different priorities
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12y ago
Any performance benchmarks?