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I am more worried about browsing Reddit, and steganography has put that horrible things into it, so I am looking at a picture of a tree and something horrible is in it. Seriously, …

QR codes were invented in Eastasia.

But BioShock is a great decision game. What are you talking about?

This is "Ghost in the Shell" as it should be; Russian headaches are superior to 'Portuguese' evil any day of the week.

I would recommend LeetCode, doing problems on a white board, and buying a book called "Cracking the Code Interview." I also highly recommend creating a GitHub account and proving y…

I like how "global warming" became "climate change." My favorite trick of the mind.

Yes, I would like to emphasize the last point.

Could you go into more detail? I am quit interested and would love to learn more.

Eh, I bet we become cozy with North Korea instead[0]. [0]: https://thediplomat.com/2014/01/north-korea-may-have-two-thi...

In other words, you can build a Korean 'Google' today by scraping Google.

Can you please make a WebGL version of Supreme Commander? The economy of that game, and the tech tree, were so awesome. I am so sad that the economy was dumbed down for Supreme Com…

I always think of the fact that humanity is stupid. If you got a knock on your door at midnight would you be scared? Yes! But if humanity got contacted by an alien civilization tom…

I like to think that the gods mankind and corporations create, artilects, will see mentally disabled and geniuses the same way - it will only care whether or not they are good peop…

He is not saying short sentences are necessary, he is saying that each sentence stands out with a newline, which means they can be judged at an individual level.

One interesting theory is that they are tests of laser satellite weaponry by Jacques Vallee[0] (search 'beam weapons'). [0]: https://boingboing.net/2010/06/21/of-crop-circles-meme.…

Would you mind commenting on XCode? I heard that Apple really cares about accessibility.

That's really cool! Ahrefs also has a huge investment in OCaml, in case anyone else thinks that is cool.