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dependency injection isn't needed in RoR, as mocking/stubbing is so simple, and built in (with RSpec, say)... (Same with metrics, they can easily be injected into the entire object tree). Logging sure, you need to write some of
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The article you reference doesn't say insulin is pointless. it says you need to consider Leptins with it... which yes, is basic biology. Insulin is the mechanics of how sugars and proteins are processed (whether as energy for muscles
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Even with HTTPS if you compromise the server, or the client you can do whatever you like... so my awesome server with all ports open and with login (on everything): admin password: 123 serves some content, but has a valid certificate, and t
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So your real world example would still be possible... that's unconvincing...
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Can we stop with the "I this doesn't match my ideology" critiques?
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You posted the github link yourself... (Fork button is top right).
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No, they are not. They are just like every other international student. Their parents want a better life for them, so they take advantage of study visas, this is the same the world over. The chinese government isn't involved (beyond
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Are you seriously suggesting that Chinese students are all vetted by the government to make sure they are Pro-Communist and Anti-Democratic? AND they are all from the "ruling class". wow. I don't even...
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As far as gender oppression goes... that shirt ranks pretty low. Lets solve, pay disparity and workplace harrassment before we deciding whether to worry about shirts. Feminism is not about being precious, it's about equality (which sh
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What exactly would it blow up? Nuclear plants were designed to withstand missile and plane strikes weren't they?
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I thought it was explained rather well. They are working on making it work on other browsers. But even if they stopped at Chrome only support, that is still better than Android/Windows/iOS app, as at least you can install Chrome
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http + HTML?
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This comment just reads as a passive-aggressive racist rant. Do you really think people in China do not share? Do you really think Chinese are 'used' to obeying 'emporers'? Is that because they did 100 years ago? Which e
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> Are you claiming that in China there is only a collection of small, unrelated cultures, and no shared core? Are you implying it isn't? I mean there are more than the Han chinese (ethnic culture), and even within that there is are
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That's a pretty broad generalisation. There is A LOT of eastern philosophy, so much so, that I doubt you've read even close to 'most other books' on it. I'm curious of where in Confucius or Mencius critical thinkin
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It is fairly common in zen publications to point out apparent exceptions to an otherwise binary system (i.e. Logical). It isn't seeking validation from science it is invalidating science as the be-all of understanding our existence. O
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So you found the 2 events that are different. Total death toll: 4 people (not to trivialise their deaths). Neither of those times did we raise a 'threat level' (it is difficult to see if there was even a 'threat level')
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I don't think there has ever been a "Terrorist" attack in Australia that has targeted "White Australians". I make that qualification based on the fact that a number of foreign embassies have been attacked within Au
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I'm amazed everyone is referring to him as a "Terrorist"... How is his actions different from just a normal "Crazy person attacked a police officer" ?
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The Licensing component is in the cloud, not the software. The "outage" was by-passable by dropping your internet connection when you opened the app(s). (Not ideal, but still a decent work-around). What has "online security&q
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> Putin and Xi both defining what is and isn't allowed to be shared/said/stored in machines on their soil. Add Obama to the list. Lest we forget what Amazon/Paypal/Visa/Mastercard did to Wikileaks on US gove
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Or perhaps they just edit the chinese version of the wikipedia article to be more sympathetic. It's not like chinese don't know that tiananmen square happened. They just (generally) don't believe it was wrong. Also studying
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Well go and try a hostile take over of amazon where you purchase 100% of the stocks for $1. Given it's worth $0, $1 is infinitely more than they are expecting. Or admit that your point is absurd.
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What do intuit lobby for? Do they have some sort of monopoly? Note: (I'm Outside US)
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You are indeed both correct. The problem with people who do things like drink 2 litres of coke, is that they become insulin resistant. Meaning they produce a lot more insulin than required, as thier bodies ability to gauge how much insulin
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> You disagreed that suicide is abnormal. Well that was actually in the other thread, this one I just said you lacked empathy to understand the situation, I've now pointed out someone in exactly the same position made exactly the sa
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> So, either post the aggregated data that shows accused parties kill themselves prior to trial or simply STFU. Is that how debate works, you posit a random ultimatum or else discussion over. Interesting, explains a lot though. Schwartz
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The same information is in the documentary, and wikipedia. And actually happened in real life, regardless of where you source the information from.
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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2262831/Revealed-Aar...
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Please explain 1. He was facing 35 years (if he lost) and would be labeled a felon losing his right to vote and aspirations of working in politics. How is that misunderstood? Other than being a smug cunt, you haven't actually said an
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