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TheSOB88
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TheSOB88
17y ago
But code isn't setting you up, human-written documentation (or, in the case of the article, humans) are.
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TheSOB88
17y ago
So much hate. No wonder you don't think you can convince anyone - you hate them too much.
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TheSOB88
17y ago
I wish I could downmod this. Though I agree with you on the topic at hand, your attitude is horrific. Abysmal. It's sad to see such insulting discourse come from those who claim to seek to educate others.
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TheSOB88
17y ago
Well, when it comes to talking about actually designing the site, I don't know if anybody else really has anything worthwhile to say.
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TheSOB88
17y ago
Guys, come on. You'll never convince anybody with your argumentative tones. Speak to people as if they were people. Edit: Shit, mine look worse. Retrieve palm, insert face.
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17y ago
Why are you so opposed to evidence that did not originate in a laboratory? The fossil record shows that differentiation and evolution has occurred quite a number of times. Just because we weren't in control of it doesn't mean it doesn't h
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17y ago
It's not being picky, it's you writing as if you don't understand what we are talking about. I thought you might not have meant that, but forgot about it when I began writing. Sorry. Please don't complain because I misinterpreted you when y
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TheSOB88
17y ago
I think if you can sleep for more than half of a day you've definitely got some sleep debt going. Do you use caffeine at all? That may account for some of your other symptoms.
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17y ago
How can species even have genetic limitations? We all have the same code format - DNA - and we all make proteins based on it. Given that any mutation might occur, one genome might evolve to a horrifyingly huge number of children genomes o
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TheSOB88
17y ago
Nah man, it's like this: free stuff given away in order to convince you to buy other stuff seems less valuable. That's what the experiment says, anyways.
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17y ago
I would totally read this blog, dude.
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17y ago
True, people won't check that, but there's another indicator: the relationship status. Nearly everyone keeps those up to date, especially if they actually use the site.
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17y ago
It's a way to find out what kind of person your 'opponent' is and to get to know them, as well as to have fun, thus creating an emotional bond with them - a reason to 'see' them again. A short, goofy game, akin to a Mario Party or Wario War
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17y ago
Great reply, sir. I am sad that this thread has died, so that your comment won't be seen by too many people.
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17y ago
They're all socially-minded. They all seem like they're going to fail.
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TheSOB88
17y ago
Waaaiiit.. You're not serious, are you? Does not B follow from A? I'm trying to see the satiric point here, but I just can't find it.
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17y ago
Interesting - this is quite different from anything I've ever heard on the subject. Can you expand on the reasons here? Also, it doesn't seem that you are talking about a tech company, which is pretty much implied when you talk about startu
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17y ago
I am an ex-trombone, bass singer, and arranger of the Gamer Symphony Orchestra, an 80-person student orchestra at UMD College Park that plays exclusively video game music. Check us out here: http://umd.gamersymphony.org/ We've done a wide
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17y ago
I feel dumb for not doing that. But it's as I thought - we're nowhere near the top if you look at it this way. I bet a lot of the money we spend military is 'wasted' due to the high cost of things around here, anyways.
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17y ago
I see these all the time, but never a single "spenders by GDP" chart. What gives? Seems like that info's more relevant anyways - how would they spend money they don't have?
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17y ago
And Arabic for numbers! Wowww, crazy.
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17y ago
This sort of person does exist, though it seems they would rather walk the streets jingling cylinders than seek employment.
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17y ago
How is this comment worth 6 points? I mean, sure, it answers a question and all, but it's not very insightful or thought-provoking. What exactly is this "pg" guy bringing to the table here? Is there something I'm missing?
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17y ago
He's comparing old languages to a modern language.
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17y ago
No.
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17y ago
Holy crap, this article is amazingly interesting. Please repost it or something. I'd vote for it again.
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17y ago
I'm here to announce my skepticism that the less than three round-trip circuits people take daily on a flight of stairs will have anything but negligible impact on their health.
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17y ago
Awesome idea. Lame that nobody's really signed up yet, though. Here are some suggestions: First, get a new name. It should be something short/clever. SitesInCommon is a bit cumbersome to say, probably because of the fact that it's three wor
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17y ago
Sigh. Why do men allow women to emotionize them out of their own property? I mean, I'm assuming she just made you sleep on the couch, but personally, I think that's a bit dehumanizing. Why do we, as a culture, accept that? Yes, I realize s
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17y ago
You're not done yet - it needs a comma after "still". My sentence needs the period moved to the left a bit.
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