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by zephjc 16y ago
"a former yakuza boss named Tadamasa Goto" Goto considered harmful, indeed. In seriousness, this is really cool
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by zephjc 16y ago
Do you have any plans for discounts etc. for current purchasers if/when you release any new editions?
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by zephjc 16y ago
When all else fails, find a Wordpress theme and adapt it for your site's purposes.
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by zephjc 16y ago
That's funny - a friend going to college this fall asked the exact same question yesterday. I recommended matte to her, and I will to you too. I've had both: the colors are fine on matte, and glossy gets smudges like crazy.
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by zephjc 16y ago
Ah, ResEdit, tool of champions!
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by zephjc 16y ago
The article and comments on the page all read like part of an advertisement.
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by zephjc 16y ago
This only seems to link to some non-ePub/non-PDF version of the book. I don't want to download yet another ebook reader app
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by zephjc 16y ago
the url in your description above is missing the : quick link - http://marrily.com Will definitely check it out - starting to plan our wedding just recently
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by zephjc 16y ago
What, no primitive string type?
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by zephjc 16y ago
Sponsored as in just the site hosting per the press release, or actually paying Rich and gang full time to work on it?
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by zephjc 16y ago
note: this interview is from 2007
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by zephjc 16y ago
I was looking for it too - I've never seen Safari render anything that badly, and I'm not convinced until I see it in person
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by zephjc 16y ago
Tracy, the company I work for, http://pagedna.com , might be exactly what you're looking for, and will save you having to develop your own system. Check out the Storefronts section http://pagedna.com/features.php?storefronts and the Sto
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by zephjc 16y ago
Pretty much. Penrose, despite being generally brilliant, is not an expert in neuroscience. QM explanations seem like hand waving or saying "we don't really know, and since I know a lot about QM, that must be the reason". It's almost avoi
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by zephjc 16y ago
Milesf might be implying that he thinks a different type of hardware might be necessary to have true cognitive abilities, e.g. Quantum computing or something taking advantage of quantum effects as described by Roger Penrose et al. (I don't
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by zephjc 16y ago
Another page linked from that, http://www.paulgraham.com/icad.html tries to use lambda with Python and gets it almost-but-not-quite right both times - maybe it's because it was written in 2002 :-)
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by zephjc 16y ago
Not sure how many other languages can do that! :P >>> def sum(x): ... return lambda y: x + y ... >>> sum(4)(5) 9 user=> (defn sum [x] #(+ % x)) #'user/sum user=> ((sum
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by zephjc 16y ago
The Web 2.0 one looked like a bad attempt at the whole Web 2.0 look - the gradients should have been a lot more subtle.
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by zephjc 16y ago
I recommend Alan Watts Teaches Meditation which is about an hour and a half audio presentation: http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=502469226312126362#
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by zephjc 16y ago
Nipping in the bud Clojure's version of Java's coffee puns, before it's too late?
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by zephjc 16y ago
Either di.fm's eurodance or vocal trance offerings, Streaming death and black metal, or gaga face radio, which is all lady gaga music Stop looking at me like that >_>
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by zephjc 16y ago
How do you find coding while walking? It seems like one's body would jostle too much to be able to concentrate well.
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by zephjc 16y ago
Wikipedia is getting aggressive about making money!
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by zephjc 16y ago
The Tenderloin I guess, and yeah, most places will probably need a credit check, even the hippie coops.
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by zephjc 16y ago
Well I think anything that was used to describe the AI programming would have long since been lost to the ages, and the AI outgrown any known language which can describe it.
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by zephjc 16y ago
That's a great question. I think any advanced space-faring civilization would have no further use of programming languages as we know them, as any ship or computer system would be sentient or even sapient by their builder civilization's st
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by zephjc 16y ago
We would shut off OC's GPS access and their fleet of armed SUVs would be useless - they'd never make it beyond LA
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by zephjc 16y ago
Vonnegut is great - I guess Cat's Cradle is another book to add to my to-read list.
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by zephjc 16y ago
It probably works out to that but because of typically sporadic use it adds up. Games (any, not just graphics-intesive ones) seem use battery life faster though. It does have great "stand-by" battery life though.
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by zephjc 16y ago
I know I would. We (my gf and I) use it for ebooks, browsing, and playing games (Yatzee, Scrabble, etc), amongst other things. The only thing I dislike is the battery life - typical tasks (browsing, ebook reading etc) tend to draw power

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