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Comment #49113128
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Matamoros
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Comment #48833230
Wondering what kind of activities would be best suited under this condition, maybe even to an advantange. I mean, instead of giving an interview to a journalist, where one needs a …
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Comment #46691560
I'm probably your wife. It could be related to the personality trait of how much of our world model is "in our mind" vs "out there": If I speak with you while working on the world …
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Comment #46482762
Not as described. But I would appreciate a connection with certain brands that have helped me solve a problem in the past. I wish I could go to the same shop and tell them "this wa…
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Comment #46352626
No Sonic Pi, which is a Ruby dialect?
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Comment #46293716
The article is missing this motivation paragraph, taken from the blog index: > Graphics APIs and shader languages have significantly increased in complexity over the past decade. I…
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Comment #46290647
For any pleasurable activity, there's always somebody taking it too far.
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Comment #46231861
It is all about Christmas and New Year: cooking good healthy food for the extended family, and new year's resolutions.
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Comment #46067635
Note that the first image is an interactive demo. Click or touch it. (It's not obvious from the text at the time of writing)
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Comment #45987469
I was surprised that the podcast Stuff You Should Know now advertises a short firm video provider, but I couldn't explain exactly why. Maybe this sheds some light on my concerns.
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Comment #45753545
As a player: What's the lag? Does it depend on the game and the gesture? As a developer: I'd like to implement a "game" which would be ideal for Dynamicland (tens of cards with ID …
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Comment #45677792
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uniform_Resource_Identifier
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Comment #45328445
Reminds me of the recent Hacker News post about playing 90s TV just to relive the experience of sitting down in front of it and watch whatever was on.
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Comment #45295000
Mice/mouses and fish/fishes are distinguished by whether they are homogeneous sets or not.
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Comment #45289317
Isn't it similar to fish vs fishes?
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Comment #45166922
This is a great answer. If I understood correctly: The feedback you give the user is different than a usual tuner in two ways: it is framed by the reference note, and is two-dimens…
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Setting up shop as self employed in the US
Moving to the US from Europe as software developer, with an ongoing contract with a customer abroad. What kind of professional help should I look for? I've seen that I need a CPA (…
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Comment #43903467
I recently watched her live, introducing to the Theremin "for families", with a pianist. It was ok but too verbose and dumbed down (probably not by her, by her hosts). I'd try to a…
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Comment #43367538
cwm the n3logic interpreter
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Comment #42070879
The foundations of Wolfram Language (Mathematica) are about transformations on symbolic expressions, at least conceptually.
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Comment #41834707
Name change solves a problem I was having just yesterday. And it is easy to use and spell in the tongue I was using it.
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Comment #40747718
Thank you. I had missed that the grey icons are hyperlinks with interesting stories.
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Comment #40634448
Podcast "The Rest is History" episode 355, I think.
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Comment #40108650
The Android version worked very well when I installed it year ago. It was a great choice for someone who does not want to have addictive games installed in the phone, while at the …