mickey7

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by mickey7 15y ago
i'm puzzled and somewhat amused with the downvotes because i'm aiming for maximum honesty and truth. the market organises to elevate the best and raise standards for all others - it's like a force of nature, whereas government seems to syst
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by mickey7 15y ago
neighbourhood watch and locally funded andor volunteer police, vigilanteesm & personal responsibility fire insurance includes fire department service. you can go cheap and risk burning down but it's more likely that decent friendly neig
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by mickey7 15y ago
yes. i think the warm fuzzy feeling is how the body internally represents the vague and unspecific expectation of 'social' reward from doing something that benefits others the sense of something being a 'good deed' comes from expecting harm
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by mickey7 15y ago
he is not an ethical hacker. he did not offer his services to facebook to agree on a price. hacked it of his own initiative then disclosed the vulnerabilities with his real identity which means he assumed-expected to somehow benefit, probab
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by mickey7 15y ago
i'd rather not pay for other people's benefits unless the benefit returns to me with reasonable probability and period of time. on one hand i'd like to see libraries turn profit (like 'lite' version of video rental model) or at least be sel
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by mickey7 15y ago
i sense a disconnect in the premise. do non-technical people really need latex? - to invest the time to study prettyness of presentation... depends on definition, scope and degree of technical'ness but generally i'd think they (should) focu
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by mickey7 15y ago
for a simple hack to keep exposure to novelty & variety i suggest just using negative filters to downvote the disliked content thus the more novel the content - the higher up it will remain unless it's an article about a novel completel
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by mickey7 15y ago
understand it and replicate it
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by mickey7 15y ago
for me the few extra brain cycles required to overcome this stutter actually burned the name into my memory. related to why i remembered 'google' for the goofy name (except how many oo's) in early 2000's and 90 minutes approximates the 6bil
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by mickey7 15y ago
guerilla tactic: if the trial ever proceeded it would have launched this guy's film career by giving him immense public exposure instead of just another sob story on reddit. why did it take the lead of the studio's lawyer's team to make the
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by mickey7 15y ago
depending on who sponsors this and what control they have over the content, a positive side effect of this social program (ironically) might be exposing the kids to the beauty of consumerism and opulent realities outside of their backward c
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by mickey7 15y ago
step 1: give every kid a laptop. step 2: gaming begins. accessibility definitely plays a role but it's not the main impedance to education. you could say the same about access to basic pen+paper or regular books (libraries). this ain't no p
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by mickey7 15y ago
lols... would be pretty funny if he got 72fps from a test on a 60hz lcd ( ==60fps max visible hard cutoff ) btw quickhack test: - set crt to X hz refresh rate - bright white screen - wave a pencil quickly in front of it the X refresh rate
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by mickey7 15y ago
the visual 3d zooming and panning seems to work well enough to isolate focus on relevant parts while simultaneously keeping the less relevant stuff still visible in the background. the 2d flat track hiding environments are already available
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by mickey7 15y ago
actually the interface is very simple once you grasp the synth model: each instrument > played by 'seqencer' timeline triggers notes > whose output sound textures modified by 'automation' lines now see a whole bunch of instruments s