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Historiopode

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    Comment #7073525

    I wonder if there's a way to preserve their cloud.typography service through this. The article states that ownership of the fonts was transferred, but I imagine most designers woul…

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    Comment #6186631

    On technical counts, I agree. The scenario of a poorly implemented filter reminds me of "porn before the Internet": young people learning the basic tricks to gain access to forbidd…

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    Comment #6165949

    I think that is rather straightforward: http://elixir-lang.org/blog/2013/05/02/elixir-on-xen/ Most of the work really is on the Erlang side of things.

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    Comment #6022508

    Something along this idea[1], but properly drawn by a designer in more than three minutes? [1] http://i.imgur.com/DR2w9Jl.png

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    Comment #6022113

    What brought you to develop this library rather than relying on Incanter/Colt? The scope of HipHip seems different, of course, but there is enough of an overlap to warrant the ques…

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    Comment #5980280

    Wonderful, thanks for the continuous updates. I hope you will keep gaining momentum around this initiative; having a solid community-supported set of benchmarks which routinely imp…

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    Comment #5973488

    A warning: this traditional, over-the-top gesturing is particularly common in certain cities and segments of population. (The kind of colourful things that short tourism&culture ar…

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    Comment #5972976

    It seems to me that downloading a subset of a typeface from a webpage would be less practical than downloading an entire collection from a torrent. Concerning the service itself: a…

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    Comment #5954514

    Ironically enough, the lead actor (Ulrich Mühe[1]) had really been under Stasi surveillance; a surveillance to which his then wife allegedly collaborated. [1] http://en.wikipedia.o…

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    Comment #5860857

    Does it offer PGP integration? Well-designed email clients with proper privacy seem to be very hard to come by, and new players in that niche would be welcome. Particularly in the …

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    Comment #5756096

    While I lack the skill set to fully appreciate the paper, I must say that it is very refreshing to see innovative proposals on this kind of all-important foundational elements. The…

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    Comment #5632634

    I am fairly sure that Light Table is a node-webkit[1] app, so your assumption should be correct. [1] https://github.com/rogerwang/node-webkit

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    Comment #5579513

    Many would argue[1] that “responsibility” is an entirely perfunctory concept when you admit that society should judge and control you based on the actual consequences of your actio…

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    Comment #5395774

    I must say that I am very glad to read this, since I am also looking forward to deploy RethinkDB alongside Clojure (or Erlang, but I fear that will have to wait for quite a while).…

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    Comment #4849751

    The new UI is quite nice, although its striking similarity to Sonora's design leaves me with quite a bitter aftertaste. Unfortunately there seem to be no substantial improvements o…

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    Comment #4712748

    I would argue that your hopes would be better served by Unity Engine[1] and Mono[2] than by Steam. While high-budget releases have almost completely ignored the Mac and Linux platf…

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    Comment #4151114

    Yes, they will need to be updated, for the most part. I am fairly sure that Sublime Text 2 was Retina-ready after a couple of days from Apple's announcement, though.

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    Comment #4133092

    I assume it is not relevant, indeed: I was merely asking for comments over an unrelated point that was made in the essay, which is that there are no working Lamarckian mechanisms i…

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    Comment #4132142

    (My interest in evolutionary biology is quite lax, so bear with me if I say something particularly wrong.) I was under the impression that, in recent years, there had been a small …

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    Comment #4052660

    I think that this comment bears a certain indulgent mixture of patriotism and naïvety. Dismissing Iran as an "evil theocracy" and a "a totalitarian terrorist state" is not entirely…

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    Comment #3880167

    A very interesting feature of the Ivy Bridge architecture is a new digital random number generator code-named Bull Mountain, which uses teetering as an integral part of its working…

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    Comment #3652062

    I would be curious about the details of such "unpacking". The apparent volume ratio of the born insect over its egg's is quite stunning.

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    Comment #3606642

    I personally find The Necks very good for almost any kind of work. They produce minimal jazz, which I prefer to more distracting music — even if I might listen to it otherwise, suc…

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    Comment #3548852

    I agree on the quality of the description, but only to a certain point. I think that neglecting to state that their actions are largely retaliatory could have been used to not-too-…

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    Comment #3525777

    Allow me to interject for a due correction: the inuit "having x>>1 words for snow" is a widespread misconception; Eskimo-Aleut languages feature compounding (as German does), thus …