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I like programming in Python, but I’m super skilled with ANSI and POSIX C.
Dream: Be like SoGreatandPowerful.
Notices by caret7, page 9
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@mrmattimation Was e100 really that bad? I remember I left the fandom for about a year after A Canterlot Wedding because of Cadence.
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How is everypony?
Saturday, 13-Jun-15 23:33:46 UTC from web -
Hey everypony!
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I have no black paper, and colored pencils don't show well on black paper. So my idea is to draw using inverted colored pencils and then scan and invert it in GIMP.
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trying out Blender Game Engine http://rainbowdash.net/url/823968
Friday, 12-Jun-15 05:17:56 UTC from web -
@mrmattimation Refusing to do something that you want to just because it's popular is just the flip-side of the sellout coin.
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watch out for the horror that slides through the unlit catacombs beneath RDN
Friday, 12-Jun-15 01:41:42 UTC from web -
Hello everypony :)
Friday, 12-Jun-15 01:29:13 UTC from web -
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@shantae Good night!
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@l1ghtsword Congratulations :)
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@mrmattimation Faced with those prices I'd just duct tape a wooden bar to the desk and set the tablet above that :o
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@metaltao In the ones I've watched, the coloring is very pleasant. That's not to say old anime is better, though
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@metaltao Hmm, well I like watching ponies and old anime :D. I think old anime has a good atmosphere compared to new anime, and I can't describe the atmosphere.
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@metaltao I did not know that :o. That is interesting. I have been trying colored pencils recently, and programming some. How have you been?
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@spots hello
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@mrmattimation A transparent "multiply" layer of blue is more physically accurate, if that helps. http://rainbowdash.net/url/823942
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My interface http://rainbowdash.net/url/823937
Wednesday, 10-Jun-15 20:53:02 UTC from web -
@scriba Software efficiency halves every 18 months, compensating Moore’s Law. - May's Law (http://rainbowdash.net/url/823912)
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@mushi ok, thanks
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is !rdn still developing?
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!rdn *pokes head in*
Tuesday, 09-Jun-15 00:14:38 UTC from web -
@rarity I see. So, capitalists set the price of something higher than its use-value in order to make a profit. Then, employees are not paid even half of the value of what they produced.
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Here's where I get stuck: if we apply the dialectical method to capital, like Marx did, we learn that the price of something is determined by social relations and not their actual use-value. But how is this knowledge useful?
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let's figure out marxism
