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by Muzza 15y ago
I see. Your definition of "working with children" is miles wider than mine. I take it you're also in favor of licensure and criminal background checks for people working in children's clothing stores? If the law allows you to have a driver'
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by Muzza 15y ago
> Frozen desert sellers - I hate to bring out the '...but think of the children argument,' but seriously, do you know if the grungy dude in the van selling ice-cream to your kids knows how to handle food safely? Has a criminal record? H
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by Muzza 15y ago
A recent development in Swedish - at least in online communications - is the use of the French manner of putting a bloody space in front of exclamation marks ! Looks awful.
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by Muzza 15y ago
Computers have not reduced the convenience of writing symbols on PAPER or on a BLACKBOARD, the places where math is actually done.
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by Muzza 15y ago
Good decision. No translation is often better than a poor translation (open source projects, take note...) (But of course, if I didn't speak any English and wanted to use GitHub I'd probably feel differently.)
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Ireland's Equine Crisis(dspca.ie)
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by Muzza 15y ago
I'm afraid I'm a bit disappointed. A function* whose plot looks like "hello world" would've been more interesting. * Or rather an implicit equation of some sort.
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by Muzza 16y ago
> We weren't taught the alphabet until the age of about 6-7 and basic arithmetic at 7-8. Is that strange? I started school (a "regular" one) at 7 (as is customary in Sweden) and I didn't know the entire alphabet or basic arithmetic then
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by Muzza 16y ago
http://philip.greenspun.com/materialism/early-retirement/ Read the section "Non-profits are NOT the Answer".
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A proper Victorian gentleman always goes by zebra and carriage(shopkins-fossick.blogspot.com)
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by Muzza 16y ago
I can afford to be arrogant when people seriously claim that Jesus' resurrection is a fucking historical fact.
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by Muzza 16y ago
Thank you, when debating the existence of zombies I try to stay concise.
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by Muzza 16y ago
> None of this is to say that Christianity is irrational or based on mere superstitious belief. As far as I'm aware, it's the one religion in the world rooted in falsifiable, historical events - the life, crucifixion and resurrection of
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by Muzza 16y ago
Good. Charities usually squander their money.
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Super Commando Dhruva(en.wikipedia.org)
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by Muzza 16y ago
His (co-authored) book "A=B" is also very good.
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by Muzza 16y ago
Of course, we say "punkt" rather than "dot(t)".
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by Muzza 16y ago
The slightest suggestion that there are problems with capitalism => poster is socialist.
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by Muzza 16y ago
> If you didn't want this level of analysis, why the hell would you take a $150/hr engineer and have him screwing in shelves rather than call in the $12/hr maintenance man? At the time of the incident with the screws, the guy was an int
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by Muzza 16y ago
Poetic license, ever hear of it?
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Hiding Nobel prizes in plain sight(en.wikipedia.org)
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No word for sex(itre.cis.upenn.edu)
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by Muzza 16y ago
> Since you didn't complain about the foreigner who was just as condescending yet wrong, I've got an unknown. There is absolutely no condescension in eftpotrm's post. He (she) only talks about the impression he's gotten. He doesn't ment
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by Muzza 16y ago
How exceedingly condescending. You honestly believe that no foreigner knows more than what's on the news?
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Whole Foods selling kibble for literate border collies(blogs.law.harvard.edu)
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Crackdown at univeristy run by Mafia for 25 years (yes yes, the article is old)(telegraph.co.uk)
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Dwight D. Eisenhower Daily Appointment Schedule(millercenter.org)
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by Muzza 16y ago
> The smartest woman is way smarter than the smartest man. > Coke is in fact better than Pepsi. No no no.
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by Muzza 16y ago
It's entirely possible for both the author and haecib to be lazy. (I personally don't think the author came off as particularly lazy, though.)
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David Ogilvy's "The Man in the Hathaway Shirt"(directmarketinginstitute.com)
1 points by Muzza 16y ago|0 comments

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