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by spectaclepiece 9y ago
Found Dr. Matthias Moench to be the real gem in this story. Here is the translated version of the Die Welt article: https://translate.googleusercontent.com/translate_c?depth=1&...
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by spectaclepiece 9y ago
Correct, sloppy calculation.
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by spectaclepiece 9y ago
There is a 25% vat tax and then on top of that you have income tax which is around 25% at that income bracket.
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by spectaclepiece 9y ago
The interesting metric in this relationship is the amount of money that actually goes to the artist. A recognized artist at a mid-high level gallery is usually promised a show approx. every 18 months. Average earnings for such a show is com
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by spectaclepiece 9y ago
Now I understand why it's so slow.
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by spectaclepiece 9y ago
Not true, you can think, as long as you think like everybody else.
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by spectaclepiece 9y ago
More like "Be humble or we will exclude you from society".
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by spectaclepiece 9y ago
You learn about this when you grow up in Sweden. Wise people will tell you to disregard it as it won't get you anywhere. Wise listeners will take that advice to heart but also refrain from mentioning their progress too much as that mig
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by spectaclepiece 9y ago
Yesterday I was blown away by both tetris and snake golfed out to this degree and now this. I feel like this is the modern reincarnation of obfuscated c. Can somebody explain to me how: "a[i]+-~j" is the same as "a[i]+(j+1)&
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The Fun of Reinvention – David Beazley Strikes Home Again(youtube.com)
1 points by spectaclepiece 9y ago|1 comments
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by spectaclepiece 10y ago
They state on their website that the "code features" which by the way look very conventional [0] are inaccessible to clay. As far as I can tell, sticking in a separate string of clay under each ridge would work just fine, then its
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by spectaclepiece 10y ago
That's pretty interesting, care to elaborate on how well that works? Know of any other editors that have that same capability?
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by spectaclepiece 10y ago
It's my birthday today and after a peaceful morning routine I hadn't yet decided what I would do today except that I would do whatever I felt like doing. I felt like writing a text editor in C.
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The power of associative learning and the ontogeny of optimal behaviour [pdf](rsos.royalsocietypublishing.org)
3 points by spectaclepiece 10y ago|0 comments
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by spectaclepiece 10y ago
That is pretty neat, any other such examples, perhaps with better graphics?
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by spectaclepiece 10y ago
sooo, anybody know where I can get my hands on this?
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by spectaclepiece 10y ago
I would switch to Linux in a heartbeat if Adobe and Autodesk had support for it.
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by spectaclepiece 10y ago
merry mutherfucking xmas from s to the weden. Stay G (enerous)
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by spectaclepiece 10y ago
I can tell you guys one thing, the training data most certainly didn't include any pictures unsafe for work.
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by spectaclepiece 10y ago
This is worth a listen simply for the brilliant ways he figured out how to convert python to native function calls for both ios and android. Listening to the author, Russell Keith-Magee, gives me the feeling that he might just be able to pu
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by spectaclepiece 11y ago
It's like i you had two friends your whole life, you needed one and you really liked the other but they lived in different cities and all of a sudden they move in to the same flat. I am sure there is a firestorm of opinions in the hund
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by spectaclepiece 11y ago
yes indeed, 1 up
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by spectaclepiece 11y ago
Hard to focus on work there...