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ZirconCode
13y ago
The problem is that psychological forms of harm are not treated with as much respect as physical forms. There are no pictures of it, you cannot see it. It is the same reason why people struggle to see a psychiatrist but not a doctor. Lack o
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ZirconCode
13y ago
I'm interested in a second opinion on the speaker. I think the bone conduction was more a privacy than a convenience choice. He mentions others can hear garbled sound. What did it seem like to you?
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ZirconCode
13y ago
How does one make a ban happen? edit: Did I miss something, all the other comments are good? =/
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ZirconCode
13y ago
There's a saying. Anything which was said before a but doesn't really count. I think this guy has a point.
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ZirconCode
13y ago
The first thing which came to my mind was the argument against nuclear energy; it produces too much waste. The waste from yogurt seems to be a far bigger problem though. While not so long-term, it is massive. Interesting to draw parallels.
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ZirconCode
13y ago
I would like to go incredibly. Unfortunately, I'll be flying back home a tad bit too late. I'm happy to know now though, that this exists. Just a big thank you for that, for making it exist =)
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ZirconCode
13y ago
I think you are in reality dealing with fear. I think the answer is to realize that you won't move forward if you don't do anything. Simply being scared that you will make, or made, the wrong choice is akin to a deer frozen in headlights. I
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ZirconCode
13y ago
Why? Why wouldn't they just drop the requirements? They are not taking any risks, the online course is incredibly cheap to scale. If the student passes the course, doesn't he deserve a masters? If he doesn't, well, he still paid 7k.
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ZirconCode
13y ago
It's interesting how technology leads to immortality, no? He's dead, yet we still read his words, listen to his thoughts, think of him as a person.
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ZirconCode
13y ago
I remember giving my e-mail to this, the last time it came around. Didn't get anything though. A part from that, it's a great way to learn VIM.
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ZirconCode
13y ago
For Vipassana Meditation I recommend "Mindfulness in Plain English". You can find it online. It's an incredibly good book to begin meditation at all.
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ZirconCode
13y ago
It should be though, shouldn't it?
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ZirconCode
13y ago
Similarly, you could look at what an Artist does with a painting. I think looking at coding as an art has a few fundamental problems however. It may be extremely appealing to aim for beautiful and elegant code, but it doesn't satisfy the go
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ZirconCode
13y ago
I've been thinking of going into this. I'm curious, how many customers do you get? How sporadic is it? And were do you get most of them from? Does it often happen that they hire you for further work? Sorry if I just ran you over with questi
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ZirconCode
13y ago
It's available for me, and I'm not signed in.
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ZirconCode
13y ago
Ah thanks, those were the pointers I was looking for =)
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ZirconCode
13y ago
Judging from the comments and the articles, it seems like I've never had a proper burnout. I always recover within days, this seems to be a longer matter however. The author talks about warning signs, and many of you mention you can feel it
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ZirconCode
13y ago
Very Nice, reminds me a lot of google's speed tool. One thing, your crawler seems to have a small enough viewport for my website to switch to "mobile mode". This may change quite a lot of things, depending on the site.
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ZirconCode
13y ago
I went to school there, also as an outsider. I completely agree, however there is one thing he missed. Another very large difference is the focus on memorization vs creativity. This happens physically, aswell as mentally. In Japanese "art"
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ZirconCode
13y ago
Or perhaps, Use...
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13y ago
I know this very well. It is like watching your life drift by, and promising to yourself that you will be fine because the winds favor you. I was able to pass high-school easily, and in the last year, to prove to myself that I could, I pass
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ZirconCode
13y ago
Wurm online has this. The reason why you probably have never heard of it is that it is too realistic. It takes days to build a house for example. The creator of minecraft used to work on it, I found out later.
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ZirconCode
13y ago
My script basically looked up how high a link ranked on Google for various related keywords. Alexa page rankings and similar services were included aswell. The AI then weighed the factors and tried coming up with an educated guess. After I
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ZirconCode
13y ago
I've tried doing something similar with AI the other day. My approach was looking at money flow instead, as in theory, spammers only spam to make money. I basically downloaded an ad-blocker list and ran it against a pages source. That along
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ZirconCode
13y ago
Hey, I really want to keep reading your blog, you seem just like the kind of person I'm aspiring to become. But there's one thing stopping me, your design seems really messed up. Sometimes lines of text only show top-half or bottom-half, an
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ZirconCode
13y ago
Looks amazing. It bothered me that I had to sign up to watch the replays though, it's a pretty big threshold and I almost didn't. You might want to have a demo because watching a replay really is quite convincing. I don't know any JavaScrip
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ZirconCode
13y ago
Another big thing is privacy. Signing in with google, or facebook pretty much enables them to stalk you. This can't happen with person due to its architecture =)
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13y ago
Both sides are present though, it's a pretty balanced arms race. Technology also helps people gain freedom, you can't simply look at one side of a sword, and say it has one edge. Many of the protests in Egypt were planned through social net
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13y ago
Technology just magnifies the power of a person, so in saying that you would rather have no technology, are you not also implying that people who's incentives you dislike, already have more power in the world than the rest? Technology doesn
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ZirconCode
13y ago
Many people I know have never experienced the beauty and plethora of colors the web once was crafted from, finally I can share! Thanks for bringing back varied palettes and animations!
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