shimn

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by shimn 10y ago
Sadly, your examples seem to suggest the opposite. The condensing of phrases makes the language more opaque and difficult to learn. So to a versed English speaker, the dropped implied words are easy to fill in; for someone learning, it&#x27
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by shimn 10y ago
What state would that be?
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by shimn 10y ago
When I purchased my Paperwhite, it was in small part due to the frustration that came with variable font sizes from different books. Giving up the high quality lettering so that I can read without losing my line has made the act so much mor
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by shimn 10y ago
"The Golden Age of Fiction is Twelve" Possibly Peter Graham, looks like that's to whom Hartwell attributes it too.: https://books.google.com/books?id=uYs2NbD-d4oC&pg=PA81&lpg=P...
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by shimn 10y ago
When I want to ensure strict immutability, I use an implementation of deepFreeze ( https://github.com/jsdf/deep-freeze ) that recursively calls Object.freeze() on all child properties. Obviously slower than strict browse
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by shimn 10y ago
I was under the impression that ad fraud was more seen as how those sites put 6 iframe windows of ads one on top of another so while they were all loaded and "seen" by visiter, only one of them was visible. The main thrust of ad f
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by shimn 11y ago
> I know we're talking about checking accounts. That was tried too -- it was called Washington Mutual, Is there evidence to suggest the "free checking account no questions asked" was large portion of it being one of the &q
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by shimn 11y ago
> should not be based only on whether a p-value passes a specific threshold. It seems as though you'd missed the "only" in the clause. Further, they say nothing w.r.t. "does not pass" (aka: not hitting minimu