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Comment #10933809
See also http://www.wsj.com/articles/new-clues-why-women-get-broken-h... for occasionally fatal and measurable symptoms of psychogenic (or vagus mediated?) heart attack.
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Comment #6581536
Here, our ground-rules were recently posted. https://www.facebook.com/notes/seattle-clown-jam/clown-jam-g... . This is one potential model where performers can do challenging thing…
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Comment #6574569
We solve this problem in Clown Jam by essentially just being audience for each other. It's open to anyone who wants to come practice but no one is a "civilian" and there are reason…
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Comment #5910415
The Seattle transit system has been running out of money. They cut free rides to get a bit of change back. We're just not taxing enough to support it.
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Comment #5358665
If it's not upgradeable then it's disposable. Get the new one next time.
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Comment #5275380
I can't read APL but perhaps that is readable. I'm unsure that other common dynamic languages like Ruby or Python are readable purely in comparison purely for using http://en.wikip…
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Comment #2732035
Well, the problem here is that C using gems are going to often be memory corruptingly buggy until and unless either the gem source is updated to declare the proper parts volatile o…
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Comment #2731228
Right now, doesn't the GC traverse the entire heap and keep all objects where the memory's value looks like it might possibly be a pointer to some other object in memory? This cert…
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Comment #2731181
A fairly commonsensical approach is to just require all extension authors to annotate their code properly. At some basic level, this happens with Perl with its oft-maligned DSL for…