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by yutyut 13y ago
Non-broken link to the paper: http://www.d.umn.edu/~dglisczi/4501web/4501Readings/Shiv(1999)FruitOrCake.pdf
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by yutyut 13y ago
Perhaps the conclusions drawn by the experiment (if they are correctly paraphrased in the post; I didn't read the full paper yet: http://www.d.umn.edu/~dglisczi/4501web/4501Readings/Shiv(199... ) are vali
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by yutyut 13y ago
Presumably, the visual recognition system in this case was a human.
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by yutyut 13y ago
It's remarkable to me that someone peering up at the moon right when this struck could have noticed the flash.
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by yutyut 13y ago
Love the style. Feels like Space Quest.
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by yutyut 13y ago
Seeing photos like these always serves as a reminder to me of the wonders present on our own planet just waiting to be explored. It really puts this concrete and glass jungle that I call 'home' into perspective. I need a vacation.
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by yutyut 14y ago
Ctrl+R lets you search old commands in a similar way. I would say it's more intuitive, too.
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by yutyut 14y ago
Can you point out some similarities between the Taliban's Jihad and the American Revolution?
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by yutyut 14y ago
Probably because many can get by on cheaper / free tools. I used Sublime for X days and loved it but still can't justify spending $70 for it. It's a nice-to-have.
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by yutyut 14y ago
I finally caved and bought the alpha about a month ago. Landing on the moon was extremely fulfilling. I had to quit when I realized I was spending all of my evenings docking imaginary rockets together.