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fallintothis
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Comment #1214832
This also works wonders with a lightly-held pencil when you're falling asleep in class. Kept me awake through many early-morning lectures.
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Comment #1214815
Because that is what they said. In so many words. I trust their second sentence is relevant and makes more sense to investors, but I imagined it being their slogan. "Gamador: We la…
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Comment #1214021
I was giggling at Gamador's summary. We make social games. We launch faster, iterate faster, and use metrics better. "Use metrics better"? I guess that one wasn't crafted with cons…
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Comment #1157324
Agreed. I find martial arts discussions funny. More often than not it's a bunch of people arguing over which one is the "best" in a "real-world fight", which usually degrades into …
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Comment #1087656
I actually pronounce it "tree-eye", even though that's all sorts of incorrect.
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Comment #1040752
I think the syntax cards were pretty bogus anyways. If you really wanted to compare syntax, you'd do better to compare grammars (e.g., Scheme's: http://www.schemers.org/Documents/S…
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Comment #992071
Provably safe at compile time Is this true? I was under the impression that the Haskell standard didn't formally specify its type semantics. Do works like http://web.cecs.pdx.edu/~…
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Comment #968832
I'm surprised there seems to be so much LaTeX hatred floating around the comments. I don't really know anything about typography, but typesetting my documents using markup is a ple…
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Comment #958530
But I am certain (=believe) that practical applications will come out of this. As any deeper understanding of the universe inevitably leads to practical applications, I should thin…
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Comment #958517
Physicists hope that the LHC will help answer the most fundamental questions in physics, questions concerning the basic laws governing the interactions and forces among the element…
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Comment #931817
Also, why does the URL need to be human-readable? URLs are for computers. The content is for the human. Disagreed. I can't stand sites with ugly, incomprehensible URLs: even if the…
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Comment #929800
Wow, I'm really liking Songite. Great work keeping it simple -- not enough of that these days. Edit: Just noticed something playing around with it. Is there a way to correct its re…
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Comment #929547
You don't know anyone who's seen Who Framed Roger Rabbit ? No toon can resist the ol' "Shave and a Haircut" trick!
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Comment #813589
If you own a domain that's an OpenID provider, you won't be able to use that. Aren't there OpenID users who host their own identities exclusively for themselves? Is there danger in…
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Comment #813551
I must be out of the loop, but I was surprised to read that Guillermo del Toro was going to be directing this one. Peter Jackson is still closely involved, it seems: http://derhobb…
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Comment #812204
Somebody's used to reddit's markdown syntax. :)
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Comment #806889
Never something I thought to read about, but definitely entertaining. Now somebody needs to do a writeup on the history of Nerf guns!
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Comment #805395
Interesting. I wonder how technical you could get by taking a Socratic sort of approach. Perhaps you could get people to understand basic first-order logic, or at least that logic …
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Comment #771807
As a competitor (albeit one who's none too serious or good), it's remarkable how precisely you've reflected my attitude about programming contests. Here's a written sample of my nu…
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Comment #767295
How is it any different than Digg/Reddit/HN? Here's an obvious one: TechCrunch items get posted on Hacker News. Digg/Reddit/aggregator items, not so much.
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Comment #718134
would have taken the time to register to comment Didn't think of it that way. If you think the post would help people, I could cross-post. Or you could post a link and/or copy & pa…
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Comment #718017
Hi, I wanted to give you my ideas for the Social Skydiving challenge without the hassle of signing up for the comment systems. So, I hope you see this here. I have a lot of ideas, …
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Comment #677194
Reddit had a good list awhile back: http://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/8ji9m/ Includes ones for Scheme, Python, Factor, Cat, OCaml, Forth, and Brainfuck. And, of course, …
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Comment #243394
You're doing two filters with list comprehensions which you could switch with one span: quicksort (x:xs) = let (a, b) = span ( Actually, this is incorrect. span will split the list…
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Comment #239531
This was not published in Artificial Intelligence, but in AI Expert Ah. So it was. Thanks, though!