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narski
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About narski
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Comment #42542793
>Google should be broken up into Search, Browsers, Mobile Devices, Ads, and Services, and the units prohibited from contracting with each other. I admire the general spirit of your…
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Comment #42492330
* Guatemala starts a major war over Mexican espionage in Petén * Donald Trump is revealed to be the true identity of Satoshi Nakamoto * President Nelson (prophet of the LDS church)…
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Comment #42462077
I like seeing how far I can stack contractions, a purpose for which y'all is well suited. Eg "You all would not have" becomes y'all'dn't've.
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Comment #42378913
It's similar to war heroes. Yes, Abraham Lincoln killed people. Yes, we could avoid glamorizing him and empathize with the poor southerners. But generally, war heroes are idolized.…
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Comment #42322847
>Looking at the numbers I'm reminded of this excerpt from 1984: But actually, he thought as he re-adjusted the Ministry of Plenty's figures, it was not even forgery. It was merely …
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Comment #42297701
At least in the case of the Maya, literacy was carefully guarded so that a small class of priests could exercise precisely this kind of control. In fact, this is believed to be one…
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Comment #42150195
I read this as virility and expected something very different. So I'm going to comment as though it said "Virility in cartography". A virile map has monsters, and beckons a boy to …
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Comment #42150138
Ooh I really like the triangle one. It's the top voted answer, so I guess I'm not alone. In fact, I think I really enjoy specialized notations. I care about how ideas are expressed…
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Comment #41805395
The attackers claim the motive is political: >They are under attack because the archive belongs to the USA, and as we all know, this horrendous and hypocritical government supports…
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Comment #41428785
>shoplifting is currently rife and, when the value is low, not addressed, but this is a temporary state of affairs. Remember though, how often in the history of states, the tempora…
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Comment #41306075
Wickard v. Filburn basically destroyed the commerce clause. Growing wheat on your own farm is "interstate commerce" because it impacts national wheat prices (since you would have b…
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Comment #41292158
Advocando pro diabolō, I disagree. Since the width just expands to the size of my screen, and I have a rather wide screen, I found this design (or lack thereof) sufficiently obnoxi…
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Comment #41173595
Yeah, the death of comments sections really signified the end of Web 2.0 as something people eagerly believed in, rather than just a stagnant reality we're all trapped in. And they…
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Comment #41119882
Ha! I read the docs for ~+ ( https://docs.urbit.org/language/hoon/reference/rune/sig#-sig... ) and fibonacci sequence is actually the example they use! Thanks so much for this enli…
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Comment #41115825
>The standard way to expel stated mutable state us to push it into function parameters and returned values. This is precisely what I did in my Hoon solution :) However, I wasn't aw…
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Comment #41114590
I recently ran into this issue when trying to memoize a simple numerical sequence in Hoon (yes, that Hoon. I know, I know...). Let's use the fibonacci sequence as an example. Let's…
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Comment #41109142
I use `brew install` as liberally as a junior Javascript dev using NPM, so I'm grateful to all the engineers doing this work to keep me safe. Apparently, this was funded by somethi…
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Comment #41108617
You might like folk punk - check out Pat the Bunny. I feel like there are two kinds of singers - people who are good at singing, and people who have something to sing about. You an…