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by surement 14y ago
Fuck yes. That is why people refer to getting laid as "getting lucky." Thank you for eloquently explaining this, and reposting a link for those of us who missed it the first time around.
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by surement 14y ago
You're right, Fox did do some bold things. Married with Children is probably another.
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by surement 14y ago
Or The Mars Volta, or Cinematic Orchestra, or the Mission Impossible theme. Anyway, Time Out is great, but it is anything but overlooked.
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by surement 14y ago
If your itunes library contained every possible audio file, then yes, you could.
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by surement 14y ago
How do you use xmonad with Ubuntu?
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by surement 14y ago
s/which/that/g
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by surement 14y ago
Which ones?
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by surement 14y ago
While I agree about the parent confusing closures and anonymous functions, it is possible to use anonymous inner classes as such if the final variable is a single-element array.
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by surement 14y ago
Care to explain why?
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by surement 14y ago
I'm slim, tall, and handsome, and I cook my own food, thank you very much :) Actually, one of the restaurants I truly enjoy is Au Pied De Cochon in Montreal, where it gets way "worse" than butter, lard and salt. Maybe it's a good thing I li
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by surement 14y ago
Maybe you imagine me stuffing myself with bigmacs. It's not how I see it. My love for food and drinks has led to a love for cooking, wine pairing, and mixology. I don't see how this could be sad, and I doubt that my enjoyment of pleasure wi
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by surement 14y ago
Absolutely. I love cooking with fresh ingredients and hate fast food, and most restaurants for that matter. Although I may love cooking some foie gras a few times a year, what I cook is generally a lot healthier than what a person who doesn
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by surement 14y ago
For what it's worth, I'm right in the range for a healthy weight given my height, and I exercise daily. Being able to do parkour would be pretty great, however!
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by surement 14y ago
"The sooner you can adjust your mental view to treating food as nothing more than fuel, the better off you'll be" Better off how? Eating for enjoyment is one of the best pleasures in life. To quote someone else, if you spend your life eatin
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by surement 14y ago
That may be, but people interested in computer science are, in my anecdotal experience, less likely to be interested in visual design (and vice versa). E.g. I can look pretty smart when talking about math or cs, but I'd look retarded if I s
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by surement 14y ago
It made your comment so much funnier than the one you were replying to. Edit: great handle too!
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by surement 14y ago
Freud?
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by surement 14y ago
Judging from the 4th episode of the tv show Connections, programming <i>evolved</i> from knitting, so this is not surprising.
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by surement 14y ago
Even though I consider all of these musicians to be greater than Miles Davis, it was Miles Davis who, as a band leader, let these individual members not only play in his band, but also shine by letting each of them solo on pieces instead of
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by surement 14y ago
Equivalently, it's difficult to say whether Anthony Braxton's or John Zorn's music is jazz, even though they use improvisation, and are referred to as jazz musicians.
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by surement 15y ago
As I understand it, it's better to learn assembly, algorithms and parallel computing. Some firms even look for PhDs in machine learning. The finance side you can learn when you find a job.
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by surement 15y ago
It's like in Superman III.
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by surement 15y ago
Stiffness is a property of certain dynamical systems, which certain ODE solvers are better suited for. That said, "stability" is an ugly word in numerical methods, particularly for differential equations, as it could mean a number of things
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by surement 15y ago
Probably because, so often, it really doesn't mean anything. This phrase is usually put there by HR departments; most hiring managers couldn't care less about an applicant's (lack of formal) education if the person can actually do the work,
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by surement 15y ago
Probably in Totem and Taboo? This concept is expressed in a number of his books, however.
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by surement 15y ago
"This is one data point, so it's hardly conclusive, but coming from a doctor who (a) teaches doctors and therefore plants seeds for the next generation and (b) should be an expert on new medical treatments with his position as the director
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by surement 15y ago
Because I don't use Firefox and the Chrome version says it will access any file on my computer if I install it, which I find unnecessary.
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by surement 15y ago
Reading HN will also not expose you to non-hacker-related information. At the same time, it's always possible to make the stories you're more likely to like more likely to be chosen, and introduce some randomness to be exposed to the odd lo
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by surement 15y ago
penisland.com therapistfinder.com whorepresents.com :)
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by surement 15y ago
"It boggles my mind." No it doesn't. You just showed that on the one hand he gets "fresh bodies for the wars to kill and be killed" and on the other he doesn't lose votes.

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