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The Myth of the Cheat Proof Digital Exam
(medium.com)
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i_cannot_hack
10y ago
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i_cannot_hack
10y ago
I don't think he meant it like that at all. If he thought a girl couldn't teach you anything about integrals, he wouldn't have asked for help. I think he used it as an example to show that the cultural distinction in his scho
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i_cannot_hack
11y ago
If I have read it correctly, the last digit is a 1. This is the end of the file I downloaded: ...010073391086436351 Edit: Confirmed by https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q5ozBnrd5Zc
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i_cannot_hack
11y ago
Here's the (now deleted) medium article in question: http://web.archive.org/web/20131231191948/https://medium.com...
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Meet the Egyptian Technician who is mysteriously ranking #1 for “Google”
(medium.com)
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i_cannot_hack
11y ago
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i_cannot_hack
11y ago
See this video by Sixty Symbols: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Uqf71muwWc
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i_cannot_hack
12y ago
Yeah, I would like to know as well. I tried googling, but got the same results as you.
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A little thing to love about Perl 6 and COBOL
(blogs.perl.org)
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i_cannot_hack
12y ago
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i_cannot_hack
12y ago
What's your point? That you think the villagers are stupid? They are obviously not any more stupid than the countless other humans who risk their health for esthetic reasons, like not wearing a bicycle helmet. Either way I think there
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i_cannot_hack
12y ago
What on earth are you talking about? This is a statement _against_ the torture in Guantanamo. They are suing to bring publicity to the issue. > used our music without our knowledge and used it as an actual weapon against somebody > An
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i_cannot_hack
12y ago
He's joking.
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i_cannot_hack
12y ago
"Van Aken has grown 16 Trees of 40 Fruit so far, and they’ve been planted in museums, community centres, and private art collections around the US."
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i_cannot_hack
12y ago
To imply that she accused Feynman of cruelty because she enjoyed getting spanked sexually and then 'changed her mind' is not "asking the dangerous questions"... it is just weird and uncalled for. You're not doing a
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i_cannot_hack
12y ago
What on earth are you implying? She talks about outbursts and violent rage. It is not relevant to wonder if she enjoyed spanking. Your whole post makes me feel rather uncomfortable.
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i_cannot_hack
13y ago
> Wow, our sun is BIG... Even bigger. The solar system you linked to is not even near to having the correct proportions. http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/8/82/Solar-sys...
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i_cannot_hack
13y ago
I am not sure what piece of information you are trying to correct? They made it quite clear in the original article that the leak began when she was outed on twitter, and that they only analysed the book because they were unsure wether they
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i_cannot_hack
13y ago
Are you equating consciousness with rationality and intelligence?
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i_cannot_hack
13y ago
http://tosdr.org/#facebook
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i_cannot_hack
13y ago
Great game! However, I would suggest changing the behaviour of the moons. Right now the moons are such a big threat that the best way to win is to simply devote all resources to avoiding them, and hope the enemy collides with them before yo
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i_cannot_hack
13y ago
> even the smallest bit of DRM would cause them to [...] > go without the movie/show/program (I think the most likely) And this would benefit the producer how? It would only serve to reduce the userbase, and thereby d
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i_cannot_hack
13y ago
http://ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
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i_cannot_hack
14y ago
I fail to see how you not expecting your question to be answered makes it somehow more relevant. It is still simply belligerent criticism without any reasonable justification or explanation. If you were planning to follow up with something
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i_cannot_hack
14y ago
Since it is obvious he does not – and you give the impression of possessing some kind of explanation – why not directly explain your view of it to him instead of asking snarky questions that you already know the answer to? It is a much more
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i_cannot_hack
14y ago
> affiliation with MIT right now, even as a student, looks to me like affiliation with the Nazi youth Take a break. Hyperbole and strange exaggerations won't solve anything.
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i_cannot_hack
14y ago
The discovery that made warp drives more feasible had nothing to do with dark energy, but with the shape of the warp bubble. So yes, we don't know whether or not warp drives are realistic, but since it would apparently not require as much e
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i_cannot_hack
14y ago
Yeah. Google, on the other hand, has absolutely no excuse at all for using such an ungooglable mess of a name as "Go". It is embarrassing. When people have to call it "Golang" just to differentiate it from the verb, then you know something
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i_cannot_hack
14y ago
One could also replace the apostrophe with %27 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coupon_collector%27s_problem
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i_cannot_hack
14y ago
Yeah, I realized I had probably missed something when it came to closing the window. Strange how I never managed to click outside the box, considering how much else I tried (pressing esc, clicking inside the box, opening the menu, etc.) :)
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i_cannot_hack
14y ago
I don't have a github account, but since I noticed the creator reads the comments here I'll report some quick bugs I found: 1. Closing parentheses do not work in table mode, the key combination for ")" on my Swedish keyboard produces a "("
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i_cannot_hack
14y ago
Why did you send her Scheme tutorials if she asked for something as simple as possible? Lisp is generally thought of as a very unintuitive language. I think Python would have been a much better choice, considering what she asked for.
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