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JasonFruit
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About JasonFruit
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Comment #48688163
I see you've never worked your way through a manuscript by Donizetti.
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Comment #40957514
He should. His work has political and cultural significance, and only that: no literary value. I say that as someone who put too much time into reading Bloom County when I was youn…
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Comment #40327513
That's generally agreed to be once so far, so maybe not the highest bar in resurrections? Even JR Ewing matches it.
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Comment #39874291
I'm baffled by all the people saying this is good writing. This is self-indulgent, showoff writing by someone who cannot maintain a consistent voice. If you liked it, give the cred…
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Comment #39864685
My immediate reaction is to doubt some of this: isn't it what you'd expect to read about someone who agrees to testify against a well-funded, well-connected defense contractor? It …
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Comment #39748502
I'm old enough to have thought, "Hey, this Visual SourceSafe is a pretty great idea!"
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Comment #39580646
Or a fundamental difference in billionaire tendencies, don't forget that possibility.
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Comment #39441711
I love to see people doing things I've never even thought of that embrace history and culture, and that they take pride in doing. This is exemplary of the respectful attitude we ou…
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Comment #39426421
Société Pour L'Aviation et ses Dérivés
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Comment #39385903
LEGOs makes sense; a LEGO is an indivisible entity, of which you can have a certain number. Calling the material simply LEGO makes it sound like an undifferentiated mass, like slud…
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Comment #39353383
That sounds like a you problem, not a keyboard problem. A good mechanical keyboard should last better than that. Excessive force doesn't code faster.
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Comment #38837660
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Comment #38486304
> Unless I want that effect, I should avoid that.
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Comment #38482677
> You can make exactly the same case about tonal voice leading rules too. You really can't. They aren't laws of nature, but they are based on observation: "When I have two voices p…
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Comment #38473548
James O'Keefe's minor infractions seem out of place on this list. It sounds to me like Forbes might be disappointed in him for other, more philosophical reasons.
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Comment #37894244
Mark Twain, for all his qualities, was a humorist.
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Comment #37894229
But if that ML tool is trained on modern video, depending on its capabilities it may subtly modernize aspects of the video in ways that lessen the "past is a foreign country" effec…
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Comment #37619541
From the title: "Lisp with native code speed".
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Comment #37612043
That's an amazing test, if what you want to evaluate is the candidate's immersion in the wellspring of Western culture (and some math). I'm struck by how little fluency the Greek t…
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Comment #37607426
I wonder how much the actual average level of education has changed, though the topics may be different. Could those 4th-grade dropouts read and understand a newspaper, calculate h…
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Comment #37552132
The fractious minority is here, yes, but also a large number of people like me who don't care about display quality, "desktop interaction semantics," or surface consistency at all,…
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Comment #37534224
I think the final picture adequately expresses Cash's response to your suggestion.
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Comment #36836695
After reading the article, I'm struck by a single thought: while that was imaginative and at points interesting, what did the writer actually say ? It was a little like the sticky …