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by rasur 10y ago
Ah I never caught it was a joke.. thanks for clarifying. The 'real' Feynman technique sounds much more interesting and beneficial ;)
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by rasur 10y ago
I'm not being funny, but I thought the Feynman technique was: - Write down the problem. - Think very hard. - Write down the answer. Still, this is a useful update to my understanding of his techniques :)
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by rasur 10y ago
Indeed, yes, having a quick look at the repo I now see the point you make. Thank you for the pointers to the H/L utils - therein lies more interest :)
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by rasur 10y ago
Heh, libguestfs helped me out a couple of years ago.. Never realised it was OCaml. Nice! (Noobing myself through OCaml & F# right now, so this will be an interesting reference to study :) )
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by rasur 10y ago
As a regular Zürich Döner eater, I'd be curious to see these fabled 20$ equivalent Döners. Mine are always in the 10/11CHF range (~$11).
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by rasur 10y ago
When I saw the headline "Reason open-sourced" yesterday, my immediate reaction was "wow, propellerheads have open-sourced Reason??!!??". Luckily I also like OCaml..:)
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by rasur 10y ago
Ha, fantastic, thanks!
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by rasur 10y ago
Kannst du meine Gemütlichkeit nicht stören, bitte. (or something... ;) )
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by rasur 10y ago
Hey Georg, good luck! ;)
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by rasur 11y ago
Smalltalk would help with this kind of magic. The Smalltalk Method finder is (British-English School-yard definition of) Magic ;)
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by rasur 11y ago
Actually, having bothered to pay more attention this morning on the way in, I noticed that the engines that I assumed were diesel were in actual fact electric; I had just assumed diesel from the shape and behaviour. So, disregard my blath
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by rasur 11y ago
Wintherthur/Zürich - i'd say i see at least 1 per day, mostly S trains. Some IC do the St. Gallen run with diesel at homeward rush hour. Don't get me wrong, it's not huge numbers, but I see 'em.
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by rasur 11y ago
I beg to differ, I see and sometimes use diesel trains on a daily basis in .ch But that's not to take away from Switzerland having a very high percentage of trains being electric only.
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by rasur 11y ago
Ah yes, thanks for clarifying.. I didn't quite get as far as watching or reading the article due to work distractions. :/
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by rasur 11y ago
What about Smalltalk? Possibly the only other Object-Oriented language?
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by rasur 11y ago
I couldn't agree more that people should have a choice. Whether they exercise that freedom of choice though...
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by rasur 11y ago
Hmm, I'd like to agree with you, but there are plenty of examples where this kind of situation has occurred and the dogma won :( EDIT: To clarify; I mean dying vs not dying, rather than specifically having an animal-grown organ inser
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by rasur 11y ago
Not trying to troll, but I can see the idea of organs grown in pigs not going down particularly well with the members of at least 2 world religions.
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by rasur 11y ago
Why thank you, I use i3 (i love it) and this will be very useful.
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by rasur 11y ago
"I wonder if there may have been higher-end VCRs with this same technology, but I haven't seen one." I recall having one that did a digital snapshot instead, however this was the early 90's and I'm struggling to rec
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by rasur 11y ago
Ah, nice. Thanks for clarifying. I learn something new every day :)
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by rasur 11y ago
If I'm not mistaken, Russian does not have the verb 'to be', right?
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by rasur 11y ago
Might want to mention the 'Go' (language) side of things too??
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by rasur 11y ago
This would explain a few of the places I've worked at :(
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by rasur 11y ago
The title wasn't clear ('personal transportation' made it seem - as others have mentioned - in the class of personal transportation that might be occupied by Segways etc), and I had limited (read: no) time so I did not get to
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by rasur 11y ago
So, this isn't mainly for disabled people, I take it?
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by rasur 11y ago
'Breech' means buttocks first (as in breech birth). You want 'Breach'.
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by rasur 11y ago
Thank you for the clarification. Much appreciated.
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by rasur 11y ago
I think we may be at cross-purposes here.. I was thinking more of the size of a nitrogen atom rather than how much there is in the atmosphere. The size isn't going to vary substantially, is it?
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by rasur 11y ago
"Blue skies are seen on Earth because of the scattering of sunlight by very small particles of nitrogen." I read this as implying Nitrogen could also be large?

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