jamesnvc1

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   by jamesnvc1 13y ago

   Kiefer's stuff is very well cited, but many of the citations are kind of specious - he has a history of citing studies that, upon perusal, are unrelated or contradictory to what he claims.
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   by jamesnvc1 17y ago

   Yeah, I went to a Taekwondo place that also taught Hapkido and found it a very good combination: Taekwondo will get you in very good shape (Olympic-style sparring builds up cardio and flexibility quite well) and Hapkido is what you actuall
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   by jamesnvc1 17y ago

   Ruby's yield is essentially just calling an anonymous function given to it in the form of a block. e.g., the following code snippets are equivalent Ruby: def foo(bar) if block_given? yield bar end end fo
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   by jamesnvc1 18y ago

   There was actually some recent discussion about this on the Factor mailing list. Factor's macros aren't really the same as Lisp's, as they are a compile-time optimization of dynamically-generated code, rather than a means of syntax extensio
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   by jamesnvc1 18y ago

   Well, given that the parent comment is "Why don't you find a place where you don't have to pay taxes? Would it be as nice to live in as the US?" , it seems a tad disingenuous to use people who don't pay taxes in a country where everyone el
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   by jamesnvc1 18y ago

   But they still reap the benefits of living in a country where most people pay taxes, do they not?