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by 7Z7 10y ago
>I was just repeating the comment, you'd have to ask the author. But you are repeating and justifying this comment up and down the thread.
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by 7Z7 10y ago
It may have been that at first, but you are also implying that there is a left to which that opinion applies. Where is that coming from? edit: you answered below
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by 7Z7 10y ago
To quote sshumaker, above: >..a 1% shift from Trump to Clinton would have resulted in her victory. Here's an excellent analysis from five-thirty-eight: http://fivethirtyeight.com/features/what-a-difference-2-per
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by 7Z7 10y ago
You are doing exactly what the article and the comments above are slating the left for doing: turning the issues that actually affect the other side every day, or which they want treated as important, into "imaginary issues". Yo
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by 7Z7 10y ago
Society does not treat individuals as individuals. People are put into boxes every day, and it's really only now that people are saying, "hey you know that being white means you probably get put in less boxes, and boxes of less ne
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by 7Z7 10y ago
It's pretty clear that the "one" was comparative to the "one" celebrated by the diaspora, rather than "one" to tie all Indian cultures together.
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by 7Z7 10y ago
Maybe I'm misunderstanding, but there is no "without". The new Rs 500 and Rs 2000 notes will cover the difference.
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by 7Z7 10y ago
You mistake the doctor's statement to the BBC with what the BBC chose to extract from it, to publish in their single sentence precis.
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by 7Z7 10y ago
How is India still in the bag? Don't they already have ICBM/nuke capabilities?
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by 7Z7 10y ago
The phrase is much older than that.. >Grose's The Dictionary of the Vulgar Tongue - 1811: >>To send one to Coventry; a punishment inflicted by officers of the army on such of their brethren as are testy, or have been guilty of
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by 7Z7 10y ago
Just like TV shows..
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by 7Z7 10y ago
That depends on what kind of creative pro you are. In general I'd completely agree with you, but the major VFX vendors all run on Linux - with Nuke, Maya, Houdini, Modo, Clarisse, Mari, etc.
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by 7Z7 10y ago
I came to make a similar comment, but more focussed on the diversity of Northern Ireland's current political landscape, as a direct result of the Troubles.
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by 7Z7 10y ago
>you're never going to get my mom to spend money on VR We'll see how personal they can make Play With Your Grand-Kids on the Other Side of the Country™ , before I make that call.
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by 7Z7 10y ago
It's not Apple consumers, so much as the general public. I guarantee you that the average Android smartphone owner (if they even knew that dual cameras exist) thought Apple was the first to do so too. It's marketing. Positively fo
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by 7Z7 10y ago
Exactly. In Ireland the plate is made of [registration year]-[county]-[count of cars registered that year]. 16-D-17891 : the 17891st car registered in Dublin, in the year 2016. They have recently introduced a third number in the year positi
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by 7Z7 10y ago
The article is about both real vanity plates and fake promotional ones.
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by 7Z7 10y ago
..received a help request, along with all the other events (changed password, changed recovery email, changed phone number). Not just the help request.
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by 7Z7 10y ago
FWIW, I don't think "just a buzzer" really does it justice. At least in the iPhone's case, it's more like a tiny insistent tap or click that you feel in your finger.
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by 7Z7 10y ago
That's all well and good, in the dreamy theoretical lands of academia. But when ideas turn into actions, and the actions have been seen before and we know the consequences, can we not criticize those who now promote them?
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by 7Z7 10y ago
>but the capabilities of the device eventually hit a wall.. >competing devices have a steeper learning curve, but they go all the way up to the hardware ceiling.. The problem with this line of thinking is it ignores the needs of the v
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by 7Z7 10y ago
I believe the point was undoing the US-normative "we", rather than questioning the location of the speaker.
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by 7Z7 10y ago
>..it certainly appears the nation working the most, has the biggest economy/power Mexico? Interesting, I'd never have thought it. http://fortune.com/2015/11/11/chart-work-week-oecd/
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by 7Z7 10y ago
In fairness, that's a pretty privileged opinion to hold.
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by 7Z7 10y ago
I don't understand this line of reasoning, from either end of the spectrum. When those ideas have abhorrent real world consequences, that negatively affect real people's lives, why would we not criticize the people who hold them
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by 7Z7 10y ago
>so much fear of reprisal That's a bit dramatic. It wasn't fear of reprisal, it was disclosure of bias.
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by 7Z7 10y ago
Only if you presume the point is to change Thiel's mind - which it clearly isn't.
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by 7Z7 10y ago
Right, which suggests that coders from Amazon generally have rubbish code, excusing the laughter.
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by 7Z7 10y ago
My only problem with that is that you have not only paid for the content, but you've paid for the service as well. If you have to provide the service (in the form of finding a equivalent quality of work, receivable in a not inconvenien
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by 7Z7 10y ago
FWIW, it still works fine for me.

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