Falling3

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by Falling3 13y ago
>If you give a billionaire a tax break he is likely to invest in things that make people like myself happy. People often make this claim and similar claims - ie tax cuts for the rich create jobs and growth. These are empirical claims; yo
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by Falling3 13y ago
Haha no worries. I totally understand that one. I feel like I walk a strange line as someone who was born a dog person, but whose life is mostly ruled by cats (I have a dog too though).
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by Falling3 13y ago
I like this guy. Except for when he acted like cat owners couldn't make sacrifices too. I once had to cut a trip short because my cat missed me so much that he made himself sick.
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by Falling3 13y ago
No. If we negative dorfsmay's premises, it still does not lead to your conclusion.
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by Falling3 13y ago
I thought we appreciated pedantry here?
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by Falling3 13y ago
It might have been a little dickish, but johnminton was right. People definitely have a tendency to overuse whom in a way they wouldn't with other pronouns.
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by Falling3 13y ago
Oh yea, definitely not complaining.
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by Falling3 13y ago
Nice... it'd be really cool to get an AI to play against as well.
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by Falling3 13y ago
I completely disagree with you. You're arguing purely off anecdotal evidence and my experience does not match up with your - for physical strength or intelligence. Just because someone is smarter or stronger than those around him, does
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by Falling3 13y ago
>Do not stereotype teenagers. So you can do it for him/her? >Yes, most in my generation are shallow and passive You seem very smart - maybe a genius. I've noticed that the smarter people are the more likely they are to denig
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by Falling3 13y ago
This really jumped out at me as I was looking through the article. I tried to staved off judgement because I really don't know much about the state of iOS and whether significant changes are coming with the next release. With that sa
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by Falling3 13y ago
For those of us who don't know, what's the difference between an 8 and a 4 (besides the obvious)?
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by Falling3 13y ago
His three?
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by Falling3 13y ago
Legal damages precisely include lost revenue.
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by Falling3 13y ago
But doesn't it stand to reason that if he'd been just a little more personable and just a little less resistant to change, he could have done even better?
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by Falling3 13y ago
>Pedophiles are are a sociopathic rot, and should be treated as the worthless dangerous filth that they are. I'd feel worse stepping on a spider than I would putting a bullet in a child pornographer. No, pedophiles are regular humans su
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by Falling3 13y ago
Well probably... but no one said anything about bootstrapping being a requirement.
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by Falling3 13y ago
Oh wow. I didn't actually read it all the way through. That was kind of... jarring.
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by Falling3 13y ago
I've always found this very interesting, especially their seemingly built-in vocabulary. It's definitely not news though as the blog suggests. I remember having heard about this for years. Here's a reference from 2005: http://www.johnpratt
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by Falling3 13y ago
>If you're not trolling, then you didn't understand the article. Not only did he not understand the article, he doesn't understand any part of climate science.
591.
by Falling3 13y ago
Those excel "features" always seem to be breaking something. The other recent one that comes to mind is SKUs being converted to scientific notation.
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by Falling3 13y ago
>Not to be harsh, but your diatribe is exactly the opposite of what HackerNews stands for. Says who?
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by Falling3 13y ago
You have way too much faith in the justice system. Surely, you know there are a non-trivial number of people wrongly convicted every year.
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by Falling3 13y ago
I was really pleasantly surprised when I ugpraded to Windows 7. With enough ram, it is very responsive and a fairly pleasing experience.
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by Falling3 13y ago
What about a service like join.me or gotomeeting?
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by Falling3 13y ago
This has always driven me nuts. It makes Microsoft seem so money hungry to charge me to access a service I already pay for, through an internet connection I already pay for with a device I already paid for.
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by Falling3 13y ago
I've been thinking about that path for a while. If I get back into gaming, I'm definitely planning on ditching the console.
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by Falling3 13y ago
If only it called for me... maybe I can look forward to that in the next generation of consoles.
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by Falling3 13y ago
>The default case, yes. Which I believe is what the parent was asking about.
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by Falling3 13y ago
I just had to look into this for myself. If it's not spelled out in the contract, generally the contractor owns the IP.

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