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eager_learner

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About eager_learner

learning makes me happy. =======================

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    Comment #49240218

    Thanks, though late.

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    Comment #49237312

    The isolation-experiment-based research is not new and didn't originate with Lilly. AFAIK, it was first recorded (and possibly also originated) with Avicenna (Abu Ali Ibn-e Sina is…

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    Comment #49237293

    i had Bolt create an interactive app teaching me Oberon language but despite several attempts to fix issues, there were still glitches in unexpected places. So the experience was..…

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    Comment #49149672

    yeah, it smelled Slop.

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    Comment #49141587

    you mean like in Oberon?

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    Comment #49139906

    exactly. if you don't like it, don't read it.

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    Comment #49117890

    Oh, by the way, it's grammar, not grammer. ;)

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    Comment #49104737

    Comments like yours is the main reason I read HN.

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    Comment #49096456

    it took me 11 seconds to realize it was AI slop.

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    Comment #48798872

    Antony Trollope says in 'Eustace Diamonds' that he feels in a lot of professions, experience creates more competent people than mere learning. (Rough paraphrase). In other words, y…

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    Comment #48726492

    the culprit is not the sun-- but overdoing it. If you overdrink water, it is fatal, too. The sun is responsible for benefiting over 200 processes in the body. And you don't need to…

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    Comment #48680408

    I'm reading Trollope these days. There's a massive difference between the two authors. Trollope is more psychological, focused on relationship dynamics (at least in the books I've …

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    Comment #48680383

    Eh... I don't think a man capable of such poetry to be that asshole. He says as much in the second preface. I think he may have used the narrator in the first part of the novel as …

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    Comment #48673626

    have you tried 'A hero of our time' by Lermontov. Upon reading it, I felt really sorry the author died an early death. I have not felt like that about any other European author.

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    Comment #48639479

    Appreciate it :)

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    Comment #48638584

    Thank you very much! I love book discussions and especially by someone like you (and Keller, who in the dedication to his Pascal book has: "to my father, who taught me the importan…

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    Comment #48623646

    care to share the name of the said book?

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    Comment #48614487

    Thank you for your book. It was exactly what has been missing in Ruby landscape and what I wanted. BTW<, also, nice last name. :)

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    Comment #48594282

    It seems the author left in a hurry because he had a lot of new laborious and menial tasks to attend to. :)

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    Comment #48489609

    That you are using ad hominem (indirectly) proves I am right-- otherwise you would have used counter-arguments with details.

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    Comment #48483664

    Exactly. Also, it doesn't even mention the fact that when a crop becomes dis-organic (or unorganic), it's no longer food since the taste and texture changes somewhat. The change of…

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    Comment #48392016

    whats so excellent about it? i tried their ruby, swift and python tracks and i was left with a meh. i tried 30% of the Ruby path for instance and its just "do this" and " if you ge…

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    Comment #48341304

    I agree. It is human slop and as soon as it said REDDIT, I was like oh come on, I don't even use Reddit.