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by tudorw 10y ago
we are getting ourselves in a mess with this, psycho pharma genetic nutrition says most things we eat have 'psychoactive' potential, as does our mood, environment, genetic make up and food, we are psychoactive beings walking aroun
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by tudorw 10y ago
Has there been any paid studies into a herbal cure with no opportunity to patent, own, exploit, I say no, I could ask Google but I get the feeling I don't need to. This has no bearing on it's efficacy, round here people throw &#x2
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by tudorw 10y ago
again, if manufacturers engage in the most basic 'mine is bigger than yours' playground games then it's not surprising that the users, who love shiny things, are not making a decision based on fact, if instead of releasing a
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by tudorw 10y ago
why should users care ? what makes you think it's our job to make them care, we built another shitty system, it's not the users fault, asking them repeatedly to do something proven by cognitive science to be very challenging for m
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by tudorw 10y ago
shit, my musical taste laid bare for all to see, better start packing...
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by tudorw 10y ago
for a bit of context, this is the man who inspired the web, the web is such a beta your kids kids will be in hysterics when they learn what we thought we had... think programming a VHS circa 1988
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Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel May Contain Hidden Symbols of Female Anatomy(eu.wiley.com)
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New Game in Town – Ted Nelson Presenting Usable and Open Xanadocuments(youtube.com)
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by tudorw 10y ago
not surprising really, I have often written software, returned a decade later and had to unravel why it does what it does, even though I am one person and it's just a few thousand lines of code, I can well imagine the FB system is too
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by tudorw 10y ago
Destroy is fine,lots of ecosystems collapse if you remove one link in the chain, they don't have time to evolve a solution. They just die.
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by tudorw 10y ago
What an awesome contribution. I had a good chat with an educationalist about Logo and the hardware device that I experienced in the 70's with a pen that we programmed in primary school, we had a super progressive maths heavy headmaster
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by tudorw 10y ago
thanks, useful list, still, if we added up what was spent in the same period on exploitable research are you arguing that it's a non-issue ? I think your list serves as more evidence for my case, these areas are very under researched e
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by tudorw 10y ago
Do they, care to cite some research on sleep or meditation?
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by tudorw 10y ago
Let's guess how much money has been spent investigating the possible benefits of meditation, compared to the research funds available for commercially exploitable therapies, I'm guessing it's probably similar to that spent on
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by tudorw 10y ago
this increasingly includes code that needs to run in the future, and citations within code, see this group working in that field https://www.force11.org/sites/default/files/shared-documents...
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by tudorw 10y ago
I agree, I think search is ripe for disruption, Google is the old guard in this respect, I think they reached a crossroads where improvements in their search experience did not translate to increased revenue, and they stuck with this '
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by tudorw 10y ago
a pleasure, this guy is smart and witty :) http://www.stephenfry.com/2016/04/off-the-grid/
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by tudorw 10y ago
i'd encourage users to consider security, that private on the internet has a new meaning, it's more ephemeral than the word's previous usage
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by tudorw 10y ago
if they take up Stephen Fry's call for youth to refuse to have an email account things could get fun :)
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by tudorw 10y ago
A moment to champion the importance of a great evangelist, research is important, though without propagating the results and helping with 'real world's deployment, it might be effort wasted :)
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by tudorw 10y ago
I think the wiring is a good way to show the connections, white space is needed to keep things readable so it allows for gaps and logical groupings, wires, strings, I think the analogy is fairly digestible to someone new to this. Thanks for
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by tudorw 10y ago
if someone can spin up a usable gui, charge enough to make a living without compromising on performance, promise some longevity and a way to export of my stuff I would probably pay for that, I loved pipes, the GUI was a big deal for me.
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by tudorw 10y ago
okay, that's reassuring, thanks.
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by tudorw 10y ago
I was never quite persuaded to tip in so how do devs who did feel about this approach, does not apply no bother? Does apply but won't compete? Does apply and uncertain of future? "This is the reason why both Google and Microsoft e
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by tudorw 10y ago
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/6670052 I read about this anecdotally regarding specifically foreign language teachers who go abroad and practice a foreign tongue almost exclusively when unwinding with the help of t
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by tudorw 10y ago
got 3 and proud of it, signed an [ex]php dev ;) (well, 1, and 2 where my spidey sense tingled but I clicked the wrong place)
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by tudorw 10y ago
Thanks, I've read enough about the beginnings of biological science to deeply appreciate your explaining the humane approach which seems to be as well considered as your research, on behalf of our invaluable rodent assistants, thank yo
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by tudorw 10y ago
2008
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by tudorw 10y ago
Great work, thank you. Got through the ten pillars and stopped only to recommend this strongly to any developer, there is a wealth of knowledge here and I look forward to reading the rest, well done for self publishing, can I use paypal to
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by tudorw 10y ago
interesting treatment in London, shooting 'clay pigeons' for sport is a past-time of the monied in these parts, I wonder if the fast track city licences are mostly for bankers weekend jollies?

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