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zwegner
14y ago
I'm just wondering what the point of having homogeneous arrays is when the dictionaries aren't...
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zwegner
14y ago
Hehe, that reminds me of iphones auto-correcting "iphone" to "iPhone". Jeez that would irritate me, I'm trying to write a text message, not look like an iDouche...
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zwegner
14y ago
Hmm, besides being from 2009, this looks very very incomplete, there's almost no real functional code, just a multiplier, divider, and a simple ram module (and not sure if any of those work properly...). So all in all, not too exciting, unf
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zwegner
14y ago
Absolutely. I'd also be concerned about the security--what if an attacker gains access to the camera/microphone without your knowledge? Scary stuff...
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zwegner
14y ago
Yet another website doing something similar to what you're describing: http://www.freedomsponsors.org/
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zwegner
14y ago
And the International Space Station.
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zwegner
14y ago
Yes, sorry--a man's gotta sleep. Hope everyone interested sees my followups...
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zwegner
14y ago
Oops--I forgot the book. It was this: http://www.amazon.com/Improve-Vision-Without-Glasses-Contact... (though mine has a more modern looking cover, I guess I have a newer edition?)
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zwegner
14y ago
Well, I did too--I started wearing glasses at around age 4. Books and TV would certainly contribute as well--as I understand it, "nearpoint stress" is the main cause of myopia. The eyes are tuned for scanning the horizon for faraway threats
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zwegner
14y ago
Well, they're just as credible as any eye doctor IMO. I try to be skeptical about everything, and I'm not 100% sure of this--it's hard to explain how some people have really bad eyesight from an early age. Then again, there's an entire indu
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zwegner
14y ago
Well, sort of--there's habits you should keep (looking at faraway objects and blinking more) while staring at the screen. But that's just because you're using your eyes in a very unnatural way. LASIK is the equivalent of dental veneers in y
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14y ago
I'm sure glad I didn't get this. I wore glasses for years and hated them, until I read about vision therapy. My vision has definitely gotten better, without any lenses or surgery, for free (well ok, I bought a book about it), and I'm sure i
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zwegner
14y ago
I think I'll pass--I instinctively check my phone too much as it is, I really don't need another device to feed my dopamine addiction. Reminds me of an old Calvin and Hobbes strip--if we wanted technology to make our lives more convenient,
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zwegner
14y ago
Seems kind of funny for TPB to be threatening a copyright infringement lawsuit. But then again, it's also funny for a pro-copyright organization to be blatantly ripping them off...
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zwegner
14y ago
Well, luckily, psilocybin is easy enough to grow on your own in the form of mushrooms, though quite illegal. The information is out there if you look for it.
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zwegner
14y ago
When I first clicked on it, all of the text besides the link was completely invisible, so I had no idea it was NSFW. I guess a lot of other people didn't realize that before they clicked on it at work.
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zwegner
14y ago
One of the names he dismissed is actually a pretty good word to use to describe the blog post: Wolframble.
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zwegner
14y ago
Weird, that's the name of a language I worked on at a former job. It was seriously awesome, it was like a functional version of Python mixed with assembly, and was much clearer and also faster than C++. Shame that it will probably never see
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zwegner
14y ago
Not sure why you're getting downvoted so much, that's hilarious!