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61.
by tarblog 13y ago
I bash at the beginning because it's timed. Then, once I have a larger number on the board I begin playing normally.
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by tarblog 13y ago
Unplayably buggy.
63.
by tarblog 13y ago
Maybe, but you're probably just experiencing someone who starts the game by mashing the buttons. It works for a surprisingly long time.
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by tarblog 13y ago
Their first commit on GitHub may only have been 20 days ago, but they certainly started working well before that. Their initial commit had a lot in it. https://github.com/popcorn-time/popcorn-app/commit/342c94
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by tarblog 13y ago
I dislike when lists are written in such a way that the reader must mentally negate all of the statements the author is making. It's more difficult for me to quote or remember out of context correctly. I also feel like I learned a lot
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by tarblog 13y ago
There is actually a key to restart! You'd never know though, because of the poor UI design.
67.
by tarblog 13y ago
This is awful. Purely awful.
68.
by tarblog 13y ago
You don't give credit. You earn it.
69.
by tarblog 13y ago
You can circumvent the paywall by googling the name of the article and clicking the NYT article that comes up. If that doesn't work, try again in an incognito window.
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by tarblog 13y ago
The reason is because of the NYT paywall, which can be circumvented easily by googling the article and going to the NYT site, but that basically means that the link is broken for all people who read NYT regularly.
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by tarblog 13y ago
Ayn Rand settled the age-old epistemology debate? I don't think so.
72.
by tarblog 13y ago
Diminishing returns. More money on R&D helps, but not as much as spending some on advertising.
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by tarblog 13y ago
This is not a fair comparison. It would be if the original poster had said "personally I have no problem with people trying to have sex with minors, only if they succeed should they be punished." What he said was more along the li
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by tarblog 13y ago
It's not for them though. It's just data science competitions that anyone can enter.
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by tarblog 13y ago
"methods of transportation"
76.
by tarblog 13y ago
Because it amplifies our perception of the difference, which misleads us to believe that the difference is more than it actually is.
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by tarblog 14y ago
I think that the idea here is to prevent prosecutors from charging people when they only have a really shaky case then using the leverage of a small plea to force people into pleading guilty. If prosecutors don't want to lose cases, and the