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selfdestructive_AI
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I'm curious, how long did this seem to feel? Did the whole sequence actually feel like days of real time?
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Except Europa. Attempt no landing there.
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fatbunyip
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Printing is done through the viewing application which respects the spec. You need an app to view the file, and that app respects the spec disallowing printing. Of course you can screencap the PDF, but then you lose all the content separation and everything is flattened into a png or bmp or whatever. (plus you lose all scale - imagine screencapping an A0 size architectural drawing, you might as well photograph the screen). Far be it from me to convince you, open a print disabled PDF in Adobe Reader and try to print it. If you really want to know more about it, read the spec here : http://partners.adobe.com/public/developer/en/pdf/PDFReference.pdf The security options are page 75-77. It's a pretty dry read (aren't most specs?) but gives a valuable insight into the capabilities of PDF and how most peoples experiences of it are a very small subset of those capabilities, as well as the complications involved in even rendering a PDF correctly, let alone provide editing functionality. Then you realise why Adobe is making so much money off it. It really does have a high barrier to entry.
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I have written a paper on this. I used ants and their method of finding food. It is called Ant Algorithm. http://www.springerlink.com/content/p33347716586v654/ It is for mechanical engineering topic, but the basics are all generic algorithm.
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I love Envy Code R
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selfdestructive_AI
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I know how you feel. At times, I become so energized just thinking about it while I lay on my back (the position where I'm more likely to have it or sleep paralysis), and have to lie on my side just for some relief!
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kamatsu
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You mean the [Prince George](http://images2.fanpop.com/images/photos/5300000/Hugh-Laurie-as-Prince-George-house-md-5355519-1060-1558.jpg) of fonts.
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cwzwarich
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The main problem with using the OCaml module system is that you lose performance when you do so. It's unfortunate there isn't a MLton-like compiler for OCaml.
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ash_gti
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Menlo Regular 14 pt. for my large monitor, on my laptop I drop it to 12 pt. That or Monaco 12 pt.
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Bah. Deja Vu Sans Mono
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supercow444444
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This is totally awesome. The perfect integration of computing and biology. It would be a great in a classroom; have you considered marketing and/or telling teachers about it?
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Dan_Farina
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A good point -- the problem is hello world is a bit wordy, instruction-wise, in Django for such a blog post. This is generally a problem because microframeworks make for a good demo, but bigger frameworks tend to be more mainline...hmm. We'll have to think about this general problem in communication in the future, thanks for bringing it up!
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banister
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And here's a nicer ruby solution: puts (0..10).map { |v| "*" * v }
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kylegetsspam
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Pfft. This guy doesn't have a clue what he's talking about. For instance, the Droid series stems from [Bitstream Vera](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bitstream_Vera) just like [Menlo](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Menlo_\(typeface\)) does on Macs and [DejaVu](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DejaVu_fonts) on Windows. Anywho... [Inconsolata](http://www.levien.com/type/myfonts/inconsolata.html) on non-Windows. Chunky, non-grid-smashed rendering makes it look fantastic. [Consolas](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Consolas) on Windows. Works perfectly with ol' grid-smashing ClearType. Done!
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Laugarhraun
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If you want more interest, post this to r/trees too. I believe they'll genuinely enjoy playing with it. You could gather nice feedback there. Also, showing the average is nice, but I think that the median could be interesting too... It would remove the apparent influence of the mega-geniuses in the early generations on the stats.
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ccmmcc
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And Vera Sans Mono on other platforms.
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SquirrelOnFire
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The "window application function" line looks somehow off to me, the rest look great.
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stesch
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> Hunch has a small development team (~15 active committers) … Hmm. This is considered small? I'm the only one at the company. Before that I was at a place with about 5 programmers.
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hipster font
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__j_random_hacker
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Realising this was the first time I got the uncomfortable feeling that Haskell actually isn't expressive enough *in the right ways* for the kinds of fairly mundane problems I work on -- where avoiding this kind of code duplication is an obvious prerequisite. Yes, there's Template Haskell (but come on -- it's a hack), and I've seen a research paper in which a guy explains how to make a version of `zip` that takes an arbitrary number of inputs (unlike the fixed-size versions that run out at `zip7`) using a concept called applicative functors, but talk about making hard work of a simple, common kind of expressiveness! Some good further discussion [here](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2468226/how-to-zip-multiple-lists-in-haskell) and particularly [here](http://www.mail-archive.com/haskell-cafe@haskell.org/msg28592.html) (a link from the former page).
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stesch
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I wonder why OCaml isn't more popular. It needs some hype like Erlang got a few years ago. And please don't be so secretive about your work! There's no OCaml client on http://redis.io/clients but you find some (on github, etc.) when you search the web.
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FrostyAcres
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Lots of love for it here!
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kampangptlk
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No bold and italic version. On some editor it is not true monospaced if you don't have bold and italic version. I'm looking at you gedit.
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kampangptlk
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Use the slashed / dotted version.
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> In case you missed it, below is its license. I just wonder if OSI would be interested in reviewing it. [They had, but rejected the approval.](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_free_software_licenses#Approvals)
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darthluke
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**I N C E P T I O N**
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kampangptlk
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Obligatory missing font comment: Bitstream Vera Monospace, Dejavu Sans Mono, Droid Sans Mono, Inconsolata,ya Liberation Mono, Envy Code R, Proggy, Monaco, Fixedsys Excelsior, Monofur, Consolas, Menlo, Cousine, ConsolaMono, Anka Coder, CP Mono, Everson Mono, Gnu FreeMono, Mensch, Audimat Mono, Lekton Mono, Telegrama, Luxi Mono, Terminus ... Plus insert obligatory non monospaced font for coding.
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mrhhug
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I used to be able to WILD. when my life was more stable. Always seemed like i needed to be at that top level of Maslow's hierarchy to be able to achieve WILD. I would also get the out of body experience when i was being troubled with the 3rd level of the pyramid. but oobey, i think you worded "defeating the monsters from my own id" excellently. When i'm in a lucid dream i can control myself but my desires are way way different. Possibly why i cannot lucid when i still have unmet needs.
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verbtheadjectivenoun
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So much love for Inconsolata.
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glovacki
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upvoted for including my favorite.. **[Mensch](http://robey.lag.net/2010/06/21/mensch-font.html)**
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BSMConsultant
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At first I was like, "ok, I'm making a good salary... better than a petroleum engineer and geophysicist" but then I was like "damn, $400k?! I could be doing a lot better". Oh, and H1B... so these are visa salaries... so I could be doing a hell of a lot better :'(
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randomsample
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That completely and accurately describes my experience in most dreams. I very rarely don't realize I'm dreaming, but it always seems like a very passive experience anyway.
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mrmulyani
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I wish people would do a bit of searching before wasting their time repeating the best programming fonts lists of the past five years.
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flammabled
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Love it. We should have a similar thread about color schemes, what do you guys like? I've never found one I completely liked.
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crankybadger
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Good luck with that. While you're at it can you get everyone to use IPv6? Thanks.
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howardRoark36
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sooo ... kinda like reddit, only with groups and privacy settings?
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spattack
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Just started doing a reality check and got freaked out...
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PimpDawg
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No surprise here - lots of H-1Bs being hired by outsourcing companies to work for cheap and facilitate offshore knowledge transfer. Best government foreign money can buy.
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I'm not sure what you mean by "true" linux. Ubuntu uses the linux kernel as with all linux derivatives. It's open source and free etc. OSX is a nix like system, so it's in the unix family of operating systems. It offers a shell just like linux OS's do. This is partly a matter of opinion but the only advantage I would credit to OSX is the userfriendlyness. That and tech support because it's a purchased machine.
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gc3
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The hardest part of an evolutionary algorithm is the fitness algorithm. I made a genetic algorithm once to fight a war between the 'A's and 'B's. A chessboard of spaces with a row of A's on one side and B's on the other prepared to duke it out. The A's and B's could move 1 square each turn. If they tried to move into a friend they would fail to move. If they moved into and enemy there was a 50% they would advance into the square, killing the enemy, but a 50% chance they would die. This chance was increased for each friend flanking the enemy and decreased for each enemy supporting him. I would run this simulation for a little while, breed the soldiers, and start up a new battle, starting the A's and B's across the map from each other, iterating for thousands of generations. I would not throw away the DNA of the dead soldiers, though, they could still breed and return on the next round. Winning or losing was just part of the fitness. The DNA was a bunch of strings of 9 letters each. An organism could have many strings. The letters indicated a test for the 8 squares around the organism, either Friend, Enemy, Space, Doesn't Matter, and a direction (North/South/East/West). If the circumstances of the game matched the first 8 letters, the organism would move 1 square in the direction indicated by the 9th letter. (To allow mixing genes for the A's and the B's, East and West meant opposite things for an A or a B). I think I also had a "randomly ignore this" part of the gene too, so randomly the string would not operate on a frame. I was hoping to see the A's and B's march around like little armies. Of course, with a random beginning they walked drunkenly about or stood still. First I made the fitness score = number of enemies killed by you personally. After many generations I had developed 'suicide' soldiers, they would run across the map and crash into each other. This was not what I was after. So I tried to add a score to the fitness for personally surviving. Oops! Let's give peace a chance. The evolved enemies refused to attack each other, running to opposite corners of the map. I finally managed by tweaking the fitness score to get some slightly more clever foes that seemed to resemble the behavior I was trying for. But that took a long time.
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badsectoracula
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Yeap, you are right about `ftransform`, i remembered incorrectly about its purpose. Still, the fact that you don't get 100% of the GPU by using CUDA, OpenCL, etc is true. For example, there is special tesselation hardware in nVidia GPUs: > GeForce GTX 400 GPUs are built with up to fifteen tessellation units, each with dedicated hardware for vertex fetch, tessellation, and coordinate transformations. They operate with four parallel raster engines which transform newly tessellated triangles into a fine stream of pixels for shading. (from [this page in nVidia's site](http://www.nvidia.com/object/tessellation.html))
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rghd
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>I used ants and their method of finding food. ...Ant colony optimization?
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pdq
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That NYU Courant Assistant Research Professor has to be a typo: $661 million dollar salary? Probably supposed to be $66,150. Bloomberg Video Editor for $896,000? More like $89,600.
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cybercobra
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> But wait, all the averages are under 90k? Some entry-level dev positions get better offers than that in major software centers. O RLY? Damn!
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chub79
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Don't tell me... I'm writing Python code.
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borgchick
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how many of you watched and watched, and felt bad for the dumb ones that flopped the wrong way and fell backwards, or the weak ones that just got out evolved?
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nikbackm
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Some people seem to believe cryptography = magic though. So it does not hurt repeating this basic truth.
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brinstar117
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[breveCreatures](http://www.spiderland.org/screensaver) is similar to blockies
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False
0
c2nfro8
t3_kucjn
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t1_c2nasvg
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1427661823
1
t5_2fwo
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True
bholmes
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I would include Anonymous Pro to this list (my personal go-to). It's mono-spaced and has some nice touches to keep you from mistaking characters for each other.
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1317276152
False
0
c2nfrxv
t3_kuti3
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t1_c2nfrxv
t3_kuti3
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1427661826
1
t5_2fwo
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null
null
True
nikbackm
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So you're saying that setting the pointer to NULL instead is not a valid substitute? ;)
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1317276205
False
0
c2nfs4k
t3_ktv1z
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t1_c2nfs4k
t1_c2n8t2t
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1427661828
1
t5_2fwo
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True
jkff
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Agreed. I found nothing better though I've seen dozens of "10 best programming fonts" posts :)
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0
1317276224
False
0
c2nfs70
t3_kuti3
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t1_c2nfs70
t1_c2nf8dh
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1427661829
4
t5_2fwo
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True
nikniuq
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The DNA for my 666 gravity leaping ring beasties. Masters of the flailing backflip. 4.6734364956006536,6.215434425452258,5.537724513500543,4.741446329449591,56.65390756717598,65.49000691112461,28.722240764367356,69.12386247602187,44.27103611828862,70,19.262992084734453,29.672582507996424,62.576474089796974,50.294009521979106,48.06231251893169,60.79591688240234,2.17439492994522,2.1616421617583796,2.0732221349379243,1.8209744079675974,1.2759776720145506,1.6538101808151262,4.516910041102235,4.6309380005158705,2.799651106306113,0.057817369331220406,2.79916898702391,5.875707901652928,0.7281331173661683,0.2589173827113377,0.7762606221302928,0.8888888888888888,0.8888888888888888,0.8283557834543493,0.8888888888888888,0.8486013869599749,0.347647376358509,0.5364829815355026,0.7851714375428855,0.6569851485158626,3.594575724515986,3.4487670190719655,8.75,3.7725933912588516 Fitness seems to have stalled at 3197...
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False
0
c2nfssj
t3_kucjn
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t3_kucjn
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1427661837
2
t5_2fwo
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True
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0
1317276481
False
0
c2nft4m
t3_ku8tl
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t3_ku8tl
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1427661843
1
t5_2fwo
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Dr_Jackson
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That sim is so bizarre. I opened the sim and after 36 generations, the highest score was 765.3. I opened a second window and by generation 16 it achieved a max score of 875.1.
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1317276514
False
0
c2nft8s
t3_kucjn
null
t1_c2nft8s
t1_c2na7wq
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1427661844
1
t5_2fwo
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True
markmypy
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I didn't know that Pentadactyl existed. I am making the switch! Thanks!
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1317276622
False
0
c2nftmg
t3_ktenx
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t1_c2nftmg
t1_c2n5gog
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1427661849
1
t5_2fwo
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True
jewdeli
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for the sole purpose of procreation
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0
1317276811
False
0
c2nfuaa
t3_ku203
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t1_c2nfuaa
t1_c2nedwa
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1427661856
2
t5_2fwo
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True
nikbackm
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It's not an internal signal. The purpose is that windows can react to the window being destroyed when receiving it. Would probably be better if it had been named WM_ONDESTROY though.
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1317277137
False
0
c2nfvf8
t3_ktv1z
null
t1_c2nfvf8
t1_c2n7vg3
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1427661871
1
t5_2fwo
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True
Cueball61
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Just make sure you _are_ in a dream.
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1317277239
False
0
c2nfvrq
t3_ku203
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t1_c2nfvrq
t1_c2nacs5
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1427661876
2
t5_2fwo
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True
DigitalBison
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According to Wikipedia there are 6.67 x 10^21 valid sudoku solutions. There are 9^81 possible configurations of the grid. So the proportion of valid solutions is 3.39 x 10^-56. You're never going to find one if you do it that way.
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1317277244
False
0
c2nfvso
t3_ktyc9
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t1_c2nfvso
t1_c2n8waw
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1427661876
2
t5_2fwo
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True
lunyboy
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Jesus. Fucking. "H." Christ. Can you PLEASE not make your graphics semi-transparent? I get that is it supposed to be trippy, but it is interfering with my ability to read the data, and I shouldn't need to firebug your page or download your graphics to interpret them.
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1317277342
False
0
c2nfw55
t3_ku203
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t3_ku203
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1427661882
2
t5_2fwo
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null
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True
[deleted]
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0
1317277356
False
0
c2nfw70
t3_kuye2
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t3_kuye2
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1427661882
-11
t5_2fwo
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True
stave
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This link should be present for any font discussion: [Font Survey: 42 of the best monospaced programming fonts](http://www.codeproject.com/KB/work/FontSurvey.aspx) Edit: Fixed link, thanks guys.
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True
0
c2nfw77
t3_kuti3
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t3_kuti3
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1427661882
8
t5_2fwo
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null
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True
[deleted]
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[deleted]
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0
1317277419
False
0
c2nfwet
t3_kuti3
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t3_kuti3
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1427661885
1
t5_2fwo
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evantd
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Those are Buddhist teachings. The first one is [a verse from the Dhammapada](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dhammapada#Ch._XIV:_The_Buddha_.28The_Awakened.29_.28Buddha-vaggo.29). The second one is [the five precepts](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Five_Precepts#Pali_training_rules). In my opinion, these are not very good translations, but that certainly seems to be what they are.
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1317277509
False
0
c2nfwpx
t3_ku203
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t1_c2nfwpx
t1_c2n9nvk
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1427661889
5
t5_2fwo
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True
Gigablah
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[Dina](http://www.donationcoder.com/Software/Jibz/Dina/) is what I use right now. The other fonts look a bit too typewriter-ish for me.
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1317277557
False
0
c2nfwva
t3_kuti3
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t3_kuti3
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1427661891
12
t5_2fwo
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True
MONDARIZ
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My experience show that tasks will take the allotted time. Many developers (in particular when not financially involved) will estimate their own time and drag out the assignment (rather than start on something new before the sprint is over). It has worked pretty well for me in an educational environment, but professionally I don’t find it more productive - in fact I find it intrusive and a waste of time.
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1317277568
False
0
c2nfwwm
t3_ktxk5
null
t1_c2nfwwm
t3_ktxk5
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1427661891
0
t5_2fwo
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null
null
True
dressinbrass
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Just go find the river
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0
1317277731
False
0
c2nfxgc
t3_ku203
null
t1_c2nfxgc
t1_c2n9793
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1427661901
2
t5_2fwo
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null
null
True
farsightxr20
null
Surely you mean capital eye or lower-case el vs one? I've never seen a capital el look like a one.
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1317277997
False
0
c2nfycm
t3_kuti3
null
t1_c2nfycm
t1_c2negjo
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1427661910
1
t5_2fwo
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null
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True
SkaveRat
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I swear, officer! I thought I was dreaming!
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0
1317278144
False
0
c2nfyv0
t3_ku203
null
t1_c2nfyv0
t1_c2neuyt
null
1427661916
6
t5_2fwo
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True
tokinUP
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the volume is supposed to be set quiet enough so you can hear the song, but is not supposed to wake you up
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1317278241
False
0
c2nfz6m
t3_ku203
null
t1_c2nfz6m
t1_c2nd9bv
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1427661920
2
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True
tokinUP
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just guessing but it may help introduce lucidity ("waking dreams"), where you are fully conscious while dreaming
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False
0
c2nfzd1
t3_ku203
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t1_c2nd4pd
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1427661922
1
t5_2fwo
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True
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Well, I agree there are many ways to achieve the same.. one is GOTO, one is using return statements in functions.. But, did i ever say its the only one way of achieving the results ? Also, its not my invention.. I found it in some really good code base, liked it and hence sharing it... There are places where coding guidelines dont allow the usage of "GOTO" at all. :)
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1317278348
False
0
c2nfzjd
t3_ku8tl
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t3_ku8tl
null
1427661925
1
t5_2fwo
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True
AReallyGoodName
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Macs have XCode. It's just a front end IDE for their GCC version but it's a very good frontend. It has everything I could ask for in a C++ IDE. Write your applications in XCode. Use PBTOMAKE to create a makefile from your XCode project. Now assuming you did nothing Mac specific you can now do the old "make and run" on any box that has make+GCC. I don't know of any other IDE that makes porting quite as easy. I don't have to deal with cross compilers. I just write/test on the Mac and make on whatever other POSIX platforms I want to port to.
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1317278571
False
0
c2ng09m
t3_ku8az
null
t1_c2ng09m
t1_c2nd0vp
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1427661934
1
t5_2fwo
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null
True
BathroomEyes
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DejaVu Sans Mono 7pt
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1317278840
False
0
c2ng157
t3_kuti3
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t1_c2ng157
t3_kuti3
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1427661945
0
t5_2fwo
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True
life036
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Ah I see. To each their own; any song on even the slightest volume would surely wake me up. Unless I was drunk.
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1317278870
False
0
c2ng193
t3_ku203
null
t1_c2ng193
t1_c2nfz6m
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1427661947
3
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
Svenstaro
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Why?
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0
1317278918
False
0
c2ng1fe
t3_kuye2
null
t1_c2ng1fe
t1_c2nfw70
null
1427661949
2
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
elperroborrachotoo
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Not sure if?
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0
1317278970
False
0
c2ng1ku
t3_ktv1z
null
t1_c2ng1ku
t1_c2ncs43
null
1427661952
2
t5_2fwo
null
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null
True
DontCallMeSurely
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Yes, I actually realized this laying in bed last night haha. edit: ok went back and fixed it http://pastebin.com/WK6kHPsX
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1317279052
True
0
c2ng1tw
t3_ktmdr
null
t1_c2ng1tw
t1_c2n70va
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1427661954
1
t5_2fwo
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null
True
Gertm
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At my previous job: (not me, but close colleague) - Sales: How much time do you need to finish this? - Dev: 4 weeks atleast - Sales: You have 2, I sold the project already, it ships in 2 weeks. - Dev: I'll still need 4 weeks - Sales: see you in 2. 2 weeks later: - Sales: Why is it not ready? - Boss: Why am I getting complaints from this customer? - Dev: I told you I needed 4 wee.... - Boss: You didn't deliver in time. You're fired! - Sales: Oh wow, I have a huge commission on this. You there, new programmer, this needs to be fixed by tomorrow.
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1317279065
False
0
c2ng1vd
t3_kug8h
null
t1_c2ng1vd
t1_c2nbbha
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1427661955
2
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
robeph
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Why downvote?
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0
1317279183
False
0
c2ng29c
t3_kuye2
null
t1_c2ng29c
t1_c2nfw70
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1427661961
3
t5_2fwo
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True
flightsin
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One of the best monospaced fonts out there IMO, if not *the* best.
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0
1317279309
False
0
c2ng2nd
t3_kuti3
null
t1_c2ng2nd
t1_c2nemj7
null
1427661965
4
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
Gotebe
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Ah, true, I forgot to mention that flushing must not be left out of (edit: not "out of", in) cleanup (for reasons you mentioned).
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1317279423
True
0
c2ng314
t3_krrz1
null
t1_c2ng314
t1_c2ncuhv
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1427661971
1
t5_2fwo
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True
tungtor
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Downvoting for no reason? INSTA DOWNVOTE!
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0
1317279438
False
0
c2ng32l
t3_kuye2
null
t1_c2ng32l
t1_c2nfw70
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1427661971
9
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null
True
atimholt
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I even copied Consolas over to my Linux installation for use in Vim.
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0
1317279513
False
0
c2ng3av
t3_kuti3
null
t1_c2ng3av
t1_c2nemj7
null
1427661974
13
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
Gertm
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monofur ftw!
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0
1317279672
False
0
c2ng3sl
t3_kuti3
null
t1_c2ng3sl
t1_c2nfe5g
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1427661981
2
t5_2fwo
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True
harlows_monkeys
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I'd say in general when you are using a given generation of version control software, you should seriously consider switching to the next generation as soon as it becomes at least as good as what you are currently using--even if you current system is doing everything you currently need well. The reason for this is that the more you have in your old system, the more likely you'll run into problems migrating.
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1317279786
False
0
c2ng441
t3_kuit6
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t1_c2ng441
t1_c2ne7yv
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1427661985
0
t5_2fwo
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null
null
True
foman
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FixedSys
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0
1317279956
False
0
c2ng4m3
t3_kuti3
null
t1_c2ng4m3
t3_kuti3
null
1427661991
2
t5_2fwo
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True
-Emerica-
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True on the joke. Although you're very right there, since that's always my "go to" explanation for the end of Inception. "If Cobb's dreaming his own dream, then his totem would work as though it was real life."
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0
1317280006
False
0
c2ng4qk
t3_ku203
null
t1_c2ng4qk
t1_c2nct0x
null
1427661993
1
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
innervision
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I've been a solid supporter of DejaVu Sans Mono for years, but since I started using a Mac I can say why but I've warmed up to Monaco. It just makes things look a little bit *funkier* and sometimes that makes the code a little less boring.
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0
1317280360
False
0
c2ng5pb
t3_kuti3
null
t1_c2ng5pb
t1_c2nfs70
null
1427662005
5
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
nikniuq
null
Vibrating stars DNA 11.95739161601523,2.611824073304888,8.573179850511593,12.5,73.59739514118104,46.62015804999521,72.76639972744255,100,78.91167100004266,58.23535776976496,87.77033174666576,76.79388897493136,2.335178598933261,6.305208270512979,3.527323063575369,3.5439583453930577,4.912493450853371,0.09387553580144514,5.307287520479608,5.992656198116038,1.1811109399423003,1.8747587577672675,0.8247871403582394,0.505437733605504,1.4827267210930586,1.7264014169340953,0.23123007616959512,0,70,16.307275761500932,70,70,5,3.5054634819971398,3.194978858809918,3.3239085640525445
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1317280365
False
0
c2ng5ps
t3_kucjn
null
t1_c2ng5ps
t1_c2nfssj
null
1427662006
2
t5_2fwo
null
null
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True
[deleted]
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[deleted]
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0
1317280727
False
0
c2ng6r3
t3_kuye2
null
t1_c2ng6r3
t1_c2ng32l
null
1427662020
1
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
Gotebe
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It's not for no reason. It's because post is a company (Smokinn) using reddit as an advertising platform, for itself, and for other products (heck, they might be paid for that, too). Looks pretty obvious. Look... We already have advertisements shoved down our throats from everywhere. Can't we raise a voice against this being done through social sites? I, for one, hate this shite. And marketers should at least be a tiny bit subtle, eh?
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1317280752
False
0
c2ng6tv
t3_kuye2
null
t1_c2ng6tv
t1_c2ng32l
null
1427662021
-7
t5_2fwo
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True
Malfeasant
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it's more than that though- turtles all the way down.
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1317280869
False
0
c2ng75l
t3_kuicc
null
t1_c2ng75l
t1_c2ne3a1
null
1427662033
2
t5_2fwo
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null
null
True
jaguaro
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when 'coding' with php and html i recommend comic sans.
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1317280887
False
0
c2ng77g
t3_kuti3
null
t1_c2ng77g
t3_kuti3
null
1427662026
10
t5_2fwo
null
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True
[deleted]
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[deleted]
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0
1317281098
False
0
c2ng7u1
t3_kuti3
null
t1_c2ng7u1
t1_c2nemj7
null
1427662034
13
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
mallocxxx
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Give them a tail for balance.
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0
1317281155
False
0
c2ng7zi
t3_kucjn
null
t1_c2ng7zi
t1_c2nb20h
null
1427662036
5
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
mappum
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Is your last name Coder and you happen to be a... coder?
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1317281165
False
0
c2ng80c
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null
t1_c2ng80c
t3_ku203
null
1427662036
1
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