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by stazz1 5y ago
+1 for shining light on the decade necessary for success
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by stazz1 5y ago
Truly, if you consider the life of a redwood, just a blip on its radar
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by stazz1 5y ago
In the Egyptian Book of the Dead, one of the things you had to attest to at death was that you had "never willfully blocked the flow of a river" -- makes sense given the prominent importance of the Nile. With respect to your comm
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by stazz1 5y ago
Great points.
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by stazz1 5y ago
Let's agree that spending 3 minutes typing an essay asking "what does it do" could be better spent actually evaluating the product and reporting back with info for the rest of us
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by stazz1 5y ago
> frowned upon in HN to talk monetization early, it is? Would you pay for a subscription to a social network without ads? Doesn't seem too far from an actuality
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by stazz1 5y ago
Just go try it out?
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by stazz1 5y ago
the minimum criteria for something to have a rank (a guess)
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by stazz1 5y ago
beautiful and profound question thinking of elephants stomping waves many miles... experience points to yes
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by stazz1 5y ago
The dymaxion projection of the globe is one of my favorites and is essentially what an unbroken singular peel/shell of an orange would look like, centered on the North Pole
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by stazz1 5y ago
you're a very kind person to create such a tool. is there a way to make it work offline so one could use it without an internet connection? just a thought -- it seems like it'd be a useful standalone program.
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by stazz1 5y ago
...continues straight to the moon :D
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by stazz1 5y ago
call it "adventure plumbing"
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by stazz1 5y ago
thinking from a purely vibrational point of view, maybe it's more-or-less the same punch because when one says "wom wom wom" or "nom nom nom" we're still getting similar propulsions in vibratory-space. +, the
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by stazz1 5y ago
nobody expects the perennial revolution!
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by stazz1 5y ago
I read it as more of a "note to self..."
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by stazz1 5y ago
I reckon that would certainly affect the quality of the compositions. Unless, of course, 4-5 is the natural output of some monster writers.
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by stazz1 5y ago
Is this "supply chain" or "infrastructure?"
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by stazz1 5y ago
This is a good article and I disagree but in subtle and nuanced ways. For example, say that "overproduction of elites" did lead to the Civil War, well we can look to the FDR years and see that a progressive tax -- that successful
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by stazz1 5y ago
Yeah maybe we can update the headline…
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by stazz1 6y ago
GitHub Wikis are legit and very useful! Not sure if you mean specific function documentation... Check out clojuredocs. I'm not sure what the backend is but the ability to quickly search and see related functions is really nice.
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by stazz1 6y ago
Foundation. (Issac Asimov)
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by stazz1 6y ago
"Linux Phone"... music to my ears!
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by stazz1 6y ago
Hmmm great points. Is this a "call for mobile versions" of classic Linux programs in a way?
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by stazz1 6y ago
Ought government bodies be allowed to audit code to make sure there's no tampering of rankings ?
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by stazz1 6y ago
That sounds sensible and Scalia in the court said he didn't think such rules would make much difference. Still not happy about his call there.
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by stazz1 6y ago
Nice. Maybe version 2 can tell me which slice of pie is most tasty per calorie count
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by stazz1 6y ago
There are 2 kinds of subreddit: novices and oldhats. Oldhats hate being hawked to, but novices really enjoy any info. Ask oldhats what they use and why, what are the pain-points. For novices, offer free info that gently points towards yo
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by stazz1 6y ago
Score Voting where candidates are given a score 0-99 transcends bicameralism when averages are taken, similar to scores in the Olympics. And it is the superset of all voting methods.
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by stazz1 6y ago
Are there any promising ideas for content creators other than Steemit?

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