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wawjgreen
4y ago
hehehe.
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It certainly only appears like I am "self-promoting" but I was not aware of that until you pointed it out....Which, even so, I don't care whether someone cares or not about it. There are a number of "well-regarded"
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4y ago
seems like yet another trip down the past-huggery and a penchant for doing-things-the-hardway. Real programmers don't write write-only code.
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Can you learn how to play the piano with Spaced Repetition? No. The same applies to any number of things that we should practice doing until it becomes automatic. SR has its uses but it is not a panacea, nor it is as interesting as rolling
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4y ago
Writing is always primarily of benefit to myself--and hence of any benefit to anyone else....would you cook a meal you wouldn't eat yourself but wish others did? Writing that is geared towards explicitly benefiting others (at the cost
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"but can't prove it"--- I don't need to prove it to anybody, as long as I have a clear proof of it myself. I am with Descartes when I say my senses did not deceive me, but Jung claims that he can speak for EVERYBODY and
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My litmus test of someone being intelligent or not--among other such tests--is what they say about Shakespeare. This might anger the Brits, but Shakespeare is garbage--and the guy says: "I read .... most of Shakespeare." One famou
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it may be usual for you, sadly, but it is not objectively usual--in an objectively neutral world, innocence reigns.
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thank you. I believe most people will sooner or later develop "bad experiences" with other people. To clarify though, I did not mean that I have cancelled out all human beings. There is a certain group that I trust--the primary co
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i developed an obsession with Rocky Mountains mountain-bike; although mine is cheap one, the bike is well-designed and can attain speeds of 35 km/h within 10-seconds...I can bike at that speed for up to 40 km before I can describe it a
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this makes me ask: "all that for what???"
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well, welcome to 2022. It's hard to find really smart people: don't be fooled by credentials and a superficial love of learning...Even those who seem to have a certain amount of erudition are not really smart--there's a clue
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i object to normalizing the word "porn" for non-porn related activities. this is number one bullshit.
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I can already do that with IElixir: https://github.com/pprzetacznik/IElixir
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if they had written this in the landing page, i would not have written my rantish comment.
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why would i need to do that instead of Jupyter Notebooks?
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4y ago
not sure what the livebook is--the landing page is not sufficiently clear or coherent.
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4y ago
now the authors have updated your purple book in 2016: https://www.amazon.com/s/?url=search-alias%3Dstripbooks&fiel...
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i agree. i realized Popper was a bozo when he criticized Descartes--the thinker whose achievements made technologies possible that brought us on HN.
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4y ago
i dont know what kind of disfunctions niydists have but as a normal and healthy man, i can't NOT feel anything even in the presence of a naked flabby sea-lion of a woman.
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on a nudist beach or a nude sauna, i would have a permanent 3erktion--until it were to be resolved. as it is, the models on the ads along streets are already troublesome enough. isn't it my right to live in a world where semi-nude wome
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reminds me of Ender's Game (the book, not the movie).
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My comment did not deny Ukrainians ANYTHING. Also, your claim of oppression needs to be cited or else it's hot air. Again, I didn't say Ukrainians didn't exist: they were called Russians the same way Bavarians are called Ger
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But in "Dead Souls" and elsewhere he never referred to himself as a Ukrainian. He called himself, proudly, Russian, through and through.
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for me, journaling should should be balanced by new input--usually from a combo of experience and reading. when i write, i only do so because i want to see how my inputs have changed me--the output reflects this.
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In "Ender's Game", Scott Card uses his smart children to echo the same sentiment: treat children as if they were miniature human beings!
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bloody 1984
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There's a little-known theory (whose name eludes me) that states: any outcome in behaviour is highly dependent on the immediate and unpredictable interplay of various environment variables and their real and perceived effect on the per
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beautiful comment. reading is about growth--intellectual growth that acts like "more than sum of parts" in ways that are not immediately clear.
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4y ago
And you are the gatekeeper of HN?
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