foxhedgehog

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by foxhedgehog 8y ago
So true.
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by foxhedgehog 8y ago
Also, "too, too solid flesh," "double, double, toil and trouble," etc. etc.
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by foxhedgehog 8y ago
KING CLAUDIUS Thanks, dear my lord. Exit POLONIUS O(0), my offence(0) is rank it smells to heaven; It hath the primal(1) eldest curse upon't, A brother's murder. Pray can I not(0), Though inclination be as shar
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by foxhedgehog 8y ago
> Paying for a car and being defrauded is in no way related to being tracked by websites. This is incorrect: they're both examples of informational asymmetry being used to disadvantage a consumer. In both cases, that consumer needs
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by foxhedgehog 8y ago
FTFY: https://imgur.com/b3QhEXq
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by foxhedgehog 9y ago
The Kodak blockchain announcement might seem less ridiculous in light of this kind of thing.
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by foxhedgehog 9y ago
I also think that it's interesting that one of the main texts that this article applies to is King Lear, which also takes inspiration from the Book of Job, a contemporary Elizabethan play called Gorbuduc, prior versions of Lear ("
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by foxhedgehog 9y ago
This is going to make for interesting research into Shakespeare's art, the same way that the North version of Plutarch's Lives informs the famous "The barge she sat in" passage from Antony and Cleopatra: http:/&#x2
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by foxhedgehog 9y ago
> Please don’t bring torches and pitchforks to my door tonight Perfect.
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by foxhedgehog 9y ago
I see this as the 1.0 era of blockchain. There may yet be an amazon or a google lurking amidst all of the pets.com ICOs out there. If I had to guess who would survive, I would say SAFE.
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by foxhedgehog 9y ago
what if there was an ML to generate startup ideas and then you securitized that on the blockchain
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by foxhedgehog 9y ago
just a suggestion but it might be worth having in your FAQs some technical questions like "why would I want to use this over a SQL alternative?" and "what kind of applications can I build with this?"
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by foxhedgehog 9y ago
The Russian government is presently bombing hospitals in Syria.
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by foxhedgehog 9y ago
You must not live in Afghanistan.
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by foxhedgehog 9y ago
As a Ukrainian Jew, the idea that Russia doesn't act as, if not more, ruthlessly than the U.S. is pretty laughable.
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by foxhedgehog 9y ago
Strong Chase Stone Hunt. ???
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by foxhedgehog 9y ago
OK = oklahoma...
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by foxhedgehog 9y ago
I got this worth pointing out it's a clue not a solution
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by foxhedgehog 9y ago
I got an answer here but it seems more like a clue?
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by foxhedgehog 9y ago
See also: Game of Thrones (nuclear weapons, Iraq occupation, global warming, etc.)
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by foxhedgehog 9y ago
I cover this very point in my pamphlet, "Cucked by Narnia."
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by foxhedgehog 9y ago
George Orwell disagrees.
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by foxhedgehog 9y ago
When I worked at DoD, it was explained to me with an analogy of monkeys and ladders. You have a ladder, and at the top is a bunch of bananas. You rope the ladder with electrical tape, so that any monkey who attempts to climb is shocked. Eve
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by foxhedgehog 9y ago
Pretty sure this piece was written by a second-year college student.
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by foxhedgehog 9y ago
Wasn't JA updating CS again recently? Has anybody tried to use it after using ES6/7?
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by foxhedgehog 9y ago
Spoilers!
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by foxhedgehog 9y ago
It was the best of times, it was the worst of times.
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by foxhedgehog 9y ago
There are many reasons why I would recommend the zeffirelli version over this one.
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by foxhedgehog 9y ago
Stephen Booth is a literary scholar, the kind that focuses in the kind of attentive, close reading that would hopefully prevent a practitioner from asserting that he (i.e. Booth) was a scientist.
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by foxhedgehog 9y ago
I'd start by watching the plays, maybe start with MSND or R&J.

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