andrewhhunter
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Commented on Cutting their own throats
I was asking more in the general case, but I hadn't thought about how early contracts probably handled ebooks oddly... What would the answer be for Rule 34 or new books in the pipe?...
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Commented on Cutting their own throats
I like Amazon ebooks. I also like dead tree editions. When I'm buying your books, do you have a preference between, say, http://www.amazon.com/Jennifer-Morgue-Charles-Stross/dp/0441018149/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1322518559&sr=8-1 and http://www.amazon.com/The-Jennifer-Morgue-ebook/dp/B001O2NEI8/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1322518559&sr=8-2 (the kindle and paperbook editions at the same price)? If I'm ambivalent as to my...
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Commented on I may be being unduly optimistic ...
Actually, on protein interaction levels quantum effects are not that important; you can do fairly impressive classical simulations. Scale is still a problem, but not one QC inherently helps with (no huge scaling law speedup, at least). Look up some...
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Commented on Because I am a glutton for punishment ...
Well, that was a plot point in TJM. I'd like to see you detail a setting where this is the default assumption. But then again I'm greedy....
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Commented on Because I am a glutton for punishment ...
A novel set in a world where narrative causality exists. What are the social implications where being a Plucky Young Hero going against the Evil Empire makes you literally stronger? Where going against someone important's storyline causes the world to...
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Commented on Lies and lying liars
(Though I fully agree with you and support you crucifying this guy) asking readers to post links like that isn't as effective as it once was. Google has put in a lot of work to disabling Google-bombing and the like...
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Commented on The base of human exterminators
Fascinating. Anyone know what the poisonous rocket fuel was?...