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TransientMuse
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Comment #398855
My chapter at University of the Pacific doesn't even have a website right now. We have a forum that doesn't get used, and the club is filled with gamers that don't have very much m…
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Comment #285763
Sad. I just moved out of Palo Alto.
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Comment #266667
I was going to say much of what mechanical_fish said. Your project is a real product. I'll definitely give you $20 if you can effectively teach me Icelandic.
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Comment #256910
Aren't they using the same shortcode as chatterous.com?
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Comment #254568
"A person's religion says a lot about their epistemology..." Where do you draw this from? Have you any citations you can make? This seems like something I'd be interested in learni…
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Comment #254562
I don't understand how shared assumptions being the basis of logical argument constitutes a flaw. Could you explain this further? We argue about experiences in science all the time…
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Comment #254558
Surely another method could be implemented. I don't want to give an upvote to an item before I read it - at least, not in good faith. Personally, I currently use instapaper.com...
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In depth: The Pirahã tribe (Number-challenged Amazonians)
http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=235862 reminded me of a much more in depth (and thusly much more fascinating) article on the Pirahã. It touches heavily on Noam Chomsky's big la…
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Comment #169226
So where can I see this in action?
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Comment #155941
Better to take multiple five minute breaks reading something worthwhile than to spend five minutes reading something useless.
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Comment #148670
I have to agree - having to sign up before trying it out stinks. Rig up a robot if you must, or allow only eight moves, or have a separate lobby for unregistered users.
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Comment #139663
I'm inclined to agree. Moreover, the US government basically prints money all the time... (in the metaphorical sense)
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Comment #138504
Red implies a problem. I infer that red denotes a problem.