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sjclemmy
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sjclemmy
9y ago
Brilliant - the scale to measure higher order consciousness in sleep is called the ‘LuCiD’ scale. Nice.
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And along the same lines, Logan’s run which spawned a TV series. And while we’re on 70’s TV sci-fi also; The Fantastic Journey, Battlestar Galactica.
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Dark Star. Same writer as Alien I think. You can see some proto Alien ideas in there.
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I can see that this must be an aggregation of different work patterns. I'm not a statistics person so is there some way to estimate the source 'curves' from this. I.e. I know that I'm most productive from around 7.30 am
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It seems to me that Musk’s goal isn’t transport on Earth. It’s transit on the moon or Mars. View his suggestions in that context and they make sense.
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So obvious it hurts. Look at that trajectory. I for one...
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I haven’t laughed so much at one of these since p-p-p-PowerBook [0] 0: https://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=10...
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That was my initial thought. Is there performance benefit in constructing a function call in this manner?
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Money is useless without power. I think all this talk of BI in isolation hides the socio-political dimensions. The problems you describe are a result of market forces. The ability to do something about it is vested in a political system. T
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1. I love ‘shop bought’ sandwiches. 2. My wife used to work a night shift at a sandwich factory when she was a student.
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How the BBC News website has changed over the past 20 years
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Ok, it was 96 or 97. But the point still stands.
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I've got a book about javascript from 1995. It mentions closure once and says something like "... but you'll never need to use that feature of the language." How I laughed.
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I turn the sound off when ads come on. I am always completely bewildered by them.
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I have oft said that the people who give me dour customer service (which is a lot) have been to the Huddersfield School of Customer Service. Disclaimer: I live in Huddersfield and it is sometimes grim up north.
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If you're a Brit, this is a funny misspelling of Kent's name. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ken_Dodd
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Bravo! That's a more or less perfect distillation of what I consider to be the things I should be doing to stay fit and healthy: Exercise a lot, live on fresh vegetables, sleep well and push your mental capacity so that it 'hurt
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> People who sleep 5 hours or less a night deprive their body of the opportunity to get enough deep sleep, which occurs near the beginning of the night. I'd like that explained to me. If it's something that happens near the beg
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A bit OT, but the kerning on the headline font in iOS safari is awful, especially between the 'o' and 'w'. It looks like a 'missing' font in a PDF.
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As a ZX Spectrum user I was always jealous of the C64 colour palette. It had a single colour per pixel vs the ZX Spectrum's 1 colour per 8x8 pixel. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ZX_Spectrum_graphic_modes
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That rings true - I had a VW, so probably the same engine as in an Audi. I had to replace the turbo at about 100k miles. It cost me £700.
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Building maintainable Angular 2 applications
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I took my family on the run for 19 years
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I have come to the conclusion that the only way there could ever be any improvement in the way us Brits distribute our wealth (and by that I mean more equitably) is to have land reform. Nobody ever talks about this. I also think that unless
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> They challenge the long-held idea that people on the internet are capable of dealing with things they don't like... However long-held those beliefs are, they pale into insignificance in the context of the nation state. The interne
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I am as left wing and anti-authoritarian as they come. I read the digital bit in their manifesto and I don't see what all the fuss is about. It's simply stating the laws of the land should be respected and reflected in the online
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I Got Rejected by Apple Music… So I Redesigned It
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Oh wow - that was illuminating. I was 11 or 12 when I got the quill. Adventures were all the rage. I remember the Hobbit being just way too hard. My favourite adventure game was the Lords of Time. I remember being ecstatic when I worked out
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One of my formative experiences with programming er, programs, was 'The Quill' ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Quill ) for the ZX Spectrum. Perhaps not a true programming environment but I have fond memorie
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End of road for trucking startup Palleter
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