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Comment #775863
There was a tryruby repository at Github, but I don't know if it was all that was needed to run it. One of the things that bother me more is the fact that he also pulled the plug o…
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Comment #775830
I read his original blog on advogado today. There's a mention of his father undergoing a mental breakdown, and of his sister having drugs and alcohol problems. It ends like this: -…
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Comment #775762
It was there when he wrote the chapter, with the comic section attached next to it. There are other allusions to him leaving the scene/dying in other writings.
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Comment #775758
It may not be the right place to discuss these matters, but it's the only place I have (with the programming reddit, but the userbase is different).
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Comment #775749
http://mislav.uniqpath.com/poignant-guide/images/the.foxes-6... :-( Tall Fox: -Have you noticed that this book is basically written by a _lunatic_? Short Fox: -Yup Tall Fox: -Serio…
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Comment #775718
I'd rather say magicpn ;-) (see potion's source)
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Comment #775375
The hacker side of the sentence is not debatable. He wrote a graphical toolkit, a sound synthesiser, an HTML parser, html template language, a language (grammar, parser, vm and jit…
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Comment #775264
There has always been some dark corners in _why's writing, with some dreary biographical detyails permeating. I 2000-2001, his parents divorced, and his father went through a menta…
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Comment #774652
“A guy walks up to me and asks 'What's Punk?'. So I kick over a garbage can and say 'That's punk!'. So he kicks over the garbage can and says 'That's Punk?', and I say 'No, that's …
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Comment #773829
He's got humor, you know. That pun chain doesn't seem offensive to me. Thanks for putting up the link.
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Comment #770724
The interresting part is that you can define on the spot a single usen, throwaway function to be used as a parameter of a function that accepts functions as arguments. Another prop…
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Comment #728057
It makes sense for the author to use it, since he wants to emulate the behaviour of the "Recent Applications", etc. Dock folders. A bounce is unwelcome in this case, and the other …
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Comment #723517
When I was an intern, I witnessed, helpless, a newborn losing most of his left hemisphere in the first hours of his life because of a massive meningeal hemorrhage (he's hemophiliac…
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Comment #721149
The perception of auras is a kind of synesthesia (emotions => vision). It can also be related to optical illusions (like contrast amplification). Spontaneous synesthetic aura perce…
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Comment #717935
I'm using Chrome 2.0.172.33 and I don't experience what you are describing.
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Comment #716790
"Rational person" is an oxymoron. A sufficient amount of harassing and violence (both mental and physical) can lead someone to mental breakdown. The threshold may vary from one per…
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Comment #714312
Actually, I think that we should give it a user-parsable name, quite like Microsoft did when they switched renamed Palladium (easy to remember, easy to target in the media) to NGSC…
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Comment #714224
The feedback mechanism is priceless here. Becoming increddibly good at something nobody wants is somewhat useless.
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Comment #709912
It's usually a consequence of not caring much about one's appearance due to your lack of social skills ans poor self image. Beauty comes in part from your attitude, too.
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Comment #707545
It will look identical assuming the 262k colors monitor reduces the gammut using the same method used for that image.