hithereagain

6 ms·

1.
by hithereagain 1y ago
Older people, say folks in their forties or older, grew up with the em dash.
2.
by hithereagain 4y ago
This was interesting, but for the Stephen King On Writing Book, when I asked it what Chapter 5 was about, I got a different answer each time.
3.
by hithereagain 4y ago
He did not.
4.
by hithereagain 4y ago
I recently paid for Dell's next day service with a new PC purchase. The PC arrived broken, and Dell refused to send anyone out to fix it. Instead, I waited weeks for a replacement, feeling like a chump. When I complained to Dell, none
5.
by hithereagain 5y ago
But "Pixi" == "Pixie" when evaluated by humans
6.
by hithereagain 6y ago
I tell you honey, it's a crying shame; All the pretty girls really look the same. -- Iggy and the Stooges
7.
by hithereagain 6y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whataboutism
8.
by hithereagain 6y ago
And a nightmare job for some other creative artist.
9.
by hithereagain 7y ago
Don't give up already ;-)
10.
by hithereagain 8y ago
In its majestic equality, the law forbids rich and poor alike to sleep under bridges, beg in the streets and steal loaves of bread.
11.
by hithereagain 8y ago
Perhaps the problem is using money as a tool for valuation?
12.
by hithereagain 8y ago
A lot of designers are now using tools like Sketch which help with this process, providing exportable CSS for various elements.
13.
by hithereagain 8y ago
There is a System Reference Document for 5e available here: http://dnd.wizards.com/articles/features/systems-reference-d...
14.
by hithereagain 8y ago
Aren't these free meals essentially untaxed compensation for employees?
15.
by hithereagain 8y ago
[2] Brain activity appears to continue after people are dead, according to new study. (9 march 2017) https://www.independent.co.uk/news/science/what-happens-die-...
16.
by hithereagain 8y ago
I hope you'll share it anyway. I enjoyed working on this in school. My thesis advisor worked on a couple papers on your very topic, but as far as I know, nothing was ever turned into a product: https://pdfs.semanticscholar.o
17.
by hithereagain 9y ago
Although this doesn't quite answer your question, I had a lot of fun playing with TogetherJS a few years ago; it made taking advantage of webrtc for a collaborative web game/tool pretty straightforward. https://together
18.
by hithereagain 9y ago
BB&T, through its "BB&T Charitable Foundation", spent a lot of money injecting Ayn Rand into college curricula: https://www.insidehighered.com/news/2015/10/16/new-paper-det... http:&#x
19.
by hithereagain 9y ago
Also interesting, this article about Venice, where (apparently) the wealthiest families in 1427 are still the wealthiest families https://qz.com/694340/the-richest-families-in-florence-in-14... http://voxeu.
20.
by hithereagain 9y ago
>The suggestion that there are other kinds of valid thinking besides scientific thinking is way off. That's a very religious attitude you have about the scientific method. ;-) Might we say that, based on our tests so far, the scient
21.
by hithereagain 9y ago
If you start with Mathematics, you'll end up in a loop: Mathematics > Quantity > Magnitude (mathematics) > Mathematics. Ignoring this backlink, though, it would work: Mathematics > Quantity > Magnitude (mathematics) >
22.
by hithereagain 9y ago
The song Devil Town was written by Daniel Johnston, whose work you might enjoy. Bright Eyes certainly did a solid version of it!
23.
by hithereagain 9y ago
You and your kids might enjoy piloting the ship using Artemis Spaceship Bridge Simulator ( http://artemis.eochu.com/ )
24.
by hithereagain 9y ago
There was a game like that available on MS/DOS (and apparently other systems) in that era called DND. https://www.classicdosgames.com/game/DND.html My thanks to the grown ups in the local college's IT depart