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Arnor
13y ago
That doesn't make you a caveman, it just means that we have a very different perspective on what winning and losing is. People who resort to petty theft have their own set of problems. They are rarely winners in any way that I would en
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13y ago
Kidding aside, I would be extremely unlikely to resort to a violent act in the case of a stolen wallet. If a_hole won't give it back, it's really not that big of a deal. Reprint photos of wife and kids, Visit ATM, Cancel some cred
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13y ago
if arnor.knows(a_hole, stole_wallet) and (a_hole not instanceof psychopath or a_hole.physical_strength < arnor.physical_strength) arnor.confront(a_hole) if not arnor.has_wallet arnor.punch_in_face(a_hole) /&
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13y ago
You should try to broaden your arsenal of social interactions. Sure, tattling and beating people to death have their place, but there are one or two other methods for resolving conflicts as well.
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13y ago
I tend to agree with this approach and use it myself (in the rare instances that I use C). My only complaint is that as the number of functions touching the struct grow, maintainability gets harder. Can you share any rules/strategies t
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13y ago
Very true. Still, when you are aware of a particular propensity for manipulation, it is prudent to tread carefully.
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13y ago
I still have no idea what you're trying to say. I don't have an abundance of trust for psychopaths, pedophiles, or crack dealers. I've worked very closely with psychopaths (one was also a pedophile) in an institutional settin
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13y ago
Interesting... I never said that they would apply the rules fairly, I just said that the excuse would not be "If I do it for you I'd have to do it for x" but rather "I'll do it when you qualify according to standard
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13y ago
Amen. I just looked at the employee section of a previous employer's website and saw that they actually have as many managers as developers. Seriously 1 manager for every developer.
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13y ago
Nothing, it was a direct response to the parent. I edited to clarify. Thanks.
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13y ago
Edit (add quote for clarity) > I see this openness at buffer essentially being a tool for management to deny raise requests, etc... with... If we do it for you, we have to do it for everybody... More likely, the response would be along t
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13y ago
> They simply missed mobile. This might be a bit premature. Mobile isn't done yet. There's still plenty of time for Microsoft to develop a successful strategy. I don't think we'll ever see Microsoft as dominant in the
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13y ago
Would you mind dropping the titles of those books. I think I found the P Halmos ( http://www.amazon.com/Algebra-Problem-Dolciani-Mathematical-... ), but I'm having some trouble finding the Nearing. Also, what background
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13y ago
I'd appreciate that. My linear algebra is extremely basic (all picked up as needed for an AI course). Any well-rounded ground up resources would be awesome.
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13y ago
By the time your "non-technical folks" are editing templates, you have a problem regardless of your language/framework. If you only have enough knowledge to "add an image" stay out of my HTML!
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13y ago
Awesome, Thanks!
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13y ago
> or just the actions of a jumbled congress/governing system. Exactly.
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13y ago
PHP
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13y ago
Awesome tool. Now can we have one that does the same thing for a regexps?
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13y ago
Cool, someone _does_ read my blog :) I've been feeling like a bad developer because I never write. Then when I try to write, I think wonder why anyone would read what I'm writing (because it's about my first Go program) and I
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13y ago
TL;DR OP knows very little about cancer...
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13y ago
Sounds like someone who should be involved in the beta test to me.
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13y ago
Is this more required reading? Has anyone else's homework load doubled since college?
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13y ago
Yes, but then the news media steps in and claims that the gods of science have spoken. Then if this article gets refuted a year or two down the road, the damage is done because the public moved on.
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13y ago
Finally! I have an image of Linus flipping the bird in my image library :)
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13y ago
I agree that a company dependent on the JOBS act to raise money is less attractive, but that's only one of several profiles of folks who would take advantage of the JOBS act (that's a terrible sentence, forgive me). Companies with
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13y ago
Maybe if "things" were mosquitos...
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13y ago
if (post is CasualObservation): user.prepareFor(HN_WRATH)
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13y ago
~ 3 hours after release iOS7 adoption rate ~ 10% > 1 year after release Windoze 8 adoption rate ~ 7%
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13y ago
I've read this sentence 6 times and have no idea what it means...
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