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601.
by rw 18y ago
Is down :(
602.
by rw 18y ago
Define "intellectual game".
603.
by rw 18y ago
Why is Mathematica in italics in this piece? Is it a work of art? If it is, can I see the source code?
604.
by rw 18y ago
Don't you just love argument by metaphor?
605.
by rw 18y ago
Lawyer up right now.
606.
by rw 18y ago
What's the point?
607.
by rw 18y ago
Starvation eliminates the ability to execute on hard tasks.
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Government Is Good - How Regulation And Market Interference Make Our Lives Better(governmentisgood.com)
5 points by rw 18y ago|0 comments
609.
by rw 18y ago
Let's note that there is a difference (whatever it is) between happiness and fulfillment.
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by rw 18y ago
Let's note that there is a difference (whatever it is) between happiness and fulfillment.
611.
by rw 18y ago
Hahaha. No.
612.
by rw 18y ago
You can make a count of a collection of things and still have the count be infinite (i.e. countably infinite).
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by rw 18y ago
It's a blog?
614.
by rw 18y ago
Greed explains those sorts of conspiracy theories away. It doesn't make it "right," however.
615.
by rw 18y ago
False dichotomy.
616.
by rw 18y ago
Am I the only one who shudders when an essay starts off talking about "XP" or "Agile"?
617.
by rw 18y ago
C is pretty print for assembly - you will learn much about how the von Neumann architecture operates. Python, on the other hand, is an excellent "glue" language, but it fails to allow us to program in a "highly-abstractable" way (like Lisp)
618.
by rw 18y ago
"Paraphrased Swoopo business plan in short: find 10 people to give us $10 each and one of them will get this $20 gift card. Repeat." Please refer to: insurance policies, lotteries.
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by rw 18y ago
Transcript available? No Flash here. I suspect this is a resurgence of the decades-old idea of using evolutionary algorithms to find weights for neural network nodes.
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Street Fighting Mathematics (2008 MIT course)(ocw.mit.edu)
3 points by rw 18y ago|1 comments
621.
by rw 18y ago
This redirects to a basically useless site.
622.
by rw 18y ago
Humans clearly were made to see in the light. ...Or not.
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by rw 18y ago
LFS.
624.
by rw 18y ago
You're sitting at DH0 after "this is dumb." http://www.paulgraham.com/disagree.html
625.
by rw 18y ago
The page isn't redirecting properly Iceweasel has detected that the server is redirecting the request for this address in a way that will never complete. * This problem can sometimes be caused by disabling or refusing to acce
626.
by rw 18y ago
It mainly has to do with the opportunity/cost of companies deciding whether or not to develop open firmware. If a proprietary version is included in the kernel, they are very unlikely to bother to go through the cost of relicensing the so
627.
by rw 18y ago
This is intriguing, but it sidesteps so much detail.
628.
by rw 18y ago
Of course! Proof: Let A = [ ... ] A is a one-line formula.
629.
by rw 18y ago
Did you read the OP? A direct quote: "For a long time, I just went on thinking that, even though Torvalds doesn't agree with the free software movement, at least we have a free kernel. But then I found that proprietary firmware was being pu
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by rw 18y ago
How does this compare to the concept of "self-actualization"? Is this more cocky/elitist?

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