rplacd

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by rplacd 14y ago
Holy hell I'm reading this instead of working. What has my life come to.
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by rplacd 14y ago
A feature that plain PDFs don't have - the conspicuous lack of an ability to save documents without going through a paywall.
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by rplacd 15y ago
Ready - steady - port tcc!
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by rplacd 15y ago
Been a long time since I read about Better Place in Wired way back in '07.
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by rplacd 15y ago
I don't think Pixar's unionized - not under IATSE, at least...
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by rplacd 15y ago
Hotlinking means bandwidth theft, bru.
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by rplacd 15y ago
Thanks - I think I've actually had someone remind me of that before as well. Damn embarrassing.
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by rplacd 15y ago
The face is cool, but three.js - the engine behind this - actually has quite a pleasingly orthogonal API as well. Worth taking a look at alongside this. (And where is the save button when I need it ;_;)
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by rplacd 15y ago
Tantalizing. I wonder how well it holds up to adverse conditions - wouldn't mind lashing this to a monitor, opening up a dashboard, and forgetting about it.
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by rplacd 15y ago
Woah, woah, Brian's retiring? Always Felleisen at NEU...
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by rplacd 15y ago
It's also leaving La/TeX detritus around, which is pretty annoying. Eqn environments aren't converted properly, diagrams are dropped altogether, some manual linebreaks are left in. Luckily enough sect 1.4 isn't too mangled.
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by rplacd 15y ago
Never understood what that link meant - thanks.
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by rplacd 15y ago
If you're looking to save this link, it's on Proggit.
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by rplacd 15y ago
In all seriousness, though, would you recommend anyone else do that after being able to prove you've "done your time" in the system?
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by rplacd 15y ago
Unless you're in tools ;)
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by rplacd 15y ago
Have you read your SICP today? You'll fit right in if you have.
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by rplacd 15y ago
Everyone's already mentioned plenty of sites on the net, so I'll just list my quad-fecta of magazines/periodicals - Slate, The Atlantic, The Nation, NYRB.
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by rplacd 15y ago
I have admit - I have a cousin that's been through Cambridge (went through a nanotechnology track, now taking a doctoral at Max Planck, will always feel inferior to him) and I do agree with you: he's barely poked his head out and reconnecte
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by rplacd 15y ago
"I disagree with this article! Here's a hypothetical that proves it - I know it's true because I disagree with this article." I'm all for nuanced positions, though.
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by rplacd 15y ago
Hmm, got some OpenStep for x86 disks roaming about somewhere. I should give it a try.
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by rplacd 15y ago
Looks interesting - snagged dis.co.vu, now I just need a startup for it or something. Just two minor issues, though: the option to remove a domain seems to be missing, and it's not clear that the free domain limit is 2. But everything else'
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by rplacd 16y ago
Oh dear - then I have no idea how the Lisa screenshot got there :O
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by rplacd 16y ago
No - the link was connected with the last sentence.
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by rplacd 16y ago
The typography demos are oddly tasteful. http://www.digibarn.com/collections/screenshots/xerox-star-8... seems like a dig at the Lisa - it does seem woefully inadequate there for DTP.
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by rplacd 16y ago
That sounds wonderful, actually - a nice way to combat the "fire and forget" mentality there that I've encountered.
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by rplacd 16y ago
So that's the secret behind the AHT!
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by rplacd 16y ago
Standard procedure in the industry - the Times have the Educational supplement, the Graun have the MediaGraun (Sky, for example, also pushes the majority of recruitment requests through it. I'd also argue that the T is the more direct compe
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by rplacd 17y ago
The mid-range "customizable" Mac Pro has always been a pipe dream for me :(