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by zachrose 12y ago
Do you feel like the less serious mode of students are a net drag on the other mode? On the one hand, sure it might diminish the atmosphere or something. One the other hand, their tuition and fees support stuff that they're probably no
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by zachrose 12y ago
OTOH, if you're TOTALLY into a four-hour MacGyver movie, you may be interested in this book by Raymond Malewitz where he breaks down a recurring theme of "object misuse" in contemporary literature that he calls "Rugged
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by zachrose 12y ago
What do you do with the documents? Join them? Search them? Filter them? Summarize/aggregate them? All of the above? Do you have schemas for them? (Just curious!)
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by zachrose 12y ago
This is firmly in conspiracy theory territory, but didn't the U.S. government accuse North Korea on the exact same day (December 17, 2014) that Obama announced a thaw with Cuba?
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by zachrose 12y ago
One thing that's worked for me is to make up gibberish text that matches the general contours of the eventual content. For example, a "call to action" phrase at the end of marketing copy might look like: "See can good gr
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by zachrose 12y ago
Wow, that's exactly what Judith Butler is talking about when she talks about which lives are grievable and which are not[1]. [1] https://www.rochester.edu/in_visible_culture/Issue_16/review...
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by zachrose 12y ago
If you're interested in the fun and pointless, I'd like to plug my own library for working with and playing timed event sequences: https://github.com/zachrose/barrel . Using it to make something stupid definit
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by zachrose 12y ago
> “Someone will be on a call, and you can see it’s difficult and another agent will sit next to them and listen in and give feedback while the call is happening,” Harvey says. And as much as the CX team is encouraged to solve problems in
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by zachrose 12y ago
What do we mean by SCM? It seems to be that "software configuration management" should be about configuring a program, whereas "source code management" should be about managing source code. Which is Fossil?
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Ask HN: Archiving software?
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Relax your eyes! I've never been able to see one of these things on a screen until now. Now that I have, I really want too see an animated one. The coolest thing so far is that you can click "redraw" and you'll cut to th
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Barrel: an abstract JavaScript library for working with timed events(github.com)
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But, the ISOs! Biodigital jazz, man! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XEuLWKBSRqw .
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by zachrose 12y ago
If anybody is using this and can share their experience, I would love to hear it. As far as I can tell the only other significant self-hosted CI project is Jenkins, and I'm interested in alternatives.
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by zachrose 12y ago
FWIW, the Soviet film director Sergei Eisenstein once gave a lecture outlining why square screens would be superior for cinema. "Eisenstein playfully hyped the virtues of the "dynamic square," a screen that was exactly as hig
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by zachrose 12y ago
It almost seems like "landing" is too strong a word: Philae has a mass of 100kg and the gravity of Churyumov–Gerasimenko is estimated to be 10e−3 m/s2, which comes out to a weight of 3.5 ounces, or the equivalent of 100 grams
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by zachrose 12y ago
I work mainly with front-end JavaScript developers, who generally speaking got into programming through HTML and CSS and see testing as something someone else does after they've built the thing. (Which also perfectly describes me up un
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Ed Halter on the Art of Guthrie Lonergan(artforum.com)
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I would really like to see this photo re-made with higher resolution: http://www.officialpsds.com/images/thumbs/Paint-Brush-psd503... It looks like plasti-dip on a brand new paintbrush, and I really like the way i
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by zachrose 12y ago
Could you also carry liquid air, or compress it on the spot, and use it as a coolant?
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by zachrose 12y ago
I actually see these concerns to be so close together that you might as well do them all at once. In fact, jayschema, the JSON schema library I've been useing lately, comes very close to having user-readable validation errors. Also, lo
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by zachrose 12y ago
"Imagine three types of wealthy people. One guy is putting his capital into building his business. Then there’s a woman who’s giving most of her wealth to charity. A third person is mostly consuming, spending a lot of money on things l
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by zachrose 12y ago
I used to have the same question, but having a remote tmux session that persists forever has turned out to be awesome.
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By offering your services for a price and seeing if your clients agree.
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by zachrose 12y ago
There's a lot of insight here, but I question whether "Maker excitement" vs. "non-excitement of traditional crafts" should be attributed to gender. The way I see it there are plenty of crafts like woodworking that a
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by zachrose 12y ago
I work with two types of documents: master consulting agreements and work orders. The master consulting agreement has all the "standard" stuff like IP, confidentiallity, indemnity, etc. The work orders are where I specify what we&
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by zachrose 12y ago
Magma? Hades?
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by zachrose 12y ago
> If the government were to release the tech into the public domain, then they would be charged for the use of the technology. Can you explain this part? I don't understand why anyone would have to pay for public domain technology.
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Gold IPhones at $3,600 as China Delay Fuels Black Market(bloomberg.com)
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Wow, yeah. Explaining how a goofy CSS animation appears on your screen after being sent from a disk on a web server, starting from rare earth metals and silicon purification.

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