November, 2005 - gustavolacerda
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gustavolacerda in November, 2005.
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2:33p chased by clouds - 1 reply 3:29p LJ Book - 1 reply 3:58p noise pollution - 10 replies 5:34p WikiTravel - 2nd
12:41p deducing mandolin chords from guitar chords 12:42p bluegrass jam - 2 replies 1:21p Pralam: A Practical Language for Mathematics - 5 replies - 4th
3:24p Dutch meter - 5th
2:32p application to help solve the problem of too many open windows - 7 replies - 7th
4:52p self-deception about politics; rational irrationality; social epistemology system - 13 replies - 9th
4:13p intelligent accompanist bleg - 9 replies - 11th
5:05p idea: bulk shipping - 1 reply - 13th
12:38a Alexander Technique - 14th
1:51p Geometric Algebra - 2 replies 5:13p LaTeXWiki 5:59p (no subject) - 15th
10:43p argumentation - 16th
12:31p do we ever need nomic necessity? - 21 replies 8:49p www.personalityresearch.org 9:55p Paul Monk and Tim van Gelder - Enhancing our Grasp of Complex Arguments - 10 replies 11:32p Bach's Brandenburg hornpipe - 2 replies - 17th
10:11p German phonetics / should L2 learners practice babbling? - 1 reply - 20th
1:42p SmartMusic: intelligent accompaniment system - 21st
12:17p church tax 2:48p Rich Text and Argument Maps - 6 replies - 22nd
1:13p modeling phonetics with production rules - 1 reply - 23rd
9:29p Wikipedia on Phonemes 11:37p Julian Simon's "Good Mood: The New Psychology of Overcoming Depression" - 24th
12:44a diploma mill 1:49p evaluating weather forecasts - 5 replies 10:34p Straight edge - 4 replies 11:58p WikiScripts - 25th
1:29a language exchange over Skype 1:58p targeted spam - 4 replies - 27th
4:22p no point in being right when you're dead: death-related biases in prediction markets - 3 replies - 28th
12:14p TeX + Wikitext + XML - 2 replies 4:22p Borderlands - 29th
11:12a "Automated Reasoning and the Discovery of Missing and Elegant Proofs" 1:07p intentional self-deception; intellectual belief vs. belief in the flesh - 2 replies - 30th
8:56p Shopping is not patriotic, by Cafe Hayek