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araneae
16y ago
Well, my beliefs are pretty meta-contrarian, and I think it stems from a desire to be different. So those old-rich may look at the new rich, feel disgusted that they may possibly be put in the same "bucket" as them, and try to find some wa
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araneae
16y ago
Yes, those would be the meta-meta-contrarians.
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16y ago
Since you asked for feedback... Your statement that all T.A.s do care a little about teaching is false. I was a T.A. that Did Not Care. There were no consequences to doing poorly, and student grades were controlled across T.A.s so my pe
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araneae
16y ago
>there needs to be a way to separate these groups I was on Facebook when there were only a few schools on it, and it was very useful and very relevant. Because there were no other schools on it, I was only friends with friends from col
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araneae
16y ago
Our "current notion" of love may certainly change, but the neurophysiological fact of love does not (at least, not on the same timescale). I don't know what the original commenter was referring to when he said love, but I rather think he
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16y ago
This is tantamount to the anti-abortion argument that "if you didn't want to get pregnant, you shouldn't have had sex." Birth control is not 100% reliable, and abstinence is an undue burden to place on anyone. Your values are from a time w
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16y ago
>You still have the right to sell your good to another ... you do not necisarrily have the right to ... distribute ... it. How is distributing something different from selling it? I just got a presentation at work today from a company,
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16y ago
How could he possibly do that if he got her pregnant on the first date? 95% of the people I have gone on first dates with would have made disastrous life partners. It's kind of a lot to ask of him.
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16y ago
>It doesn't matter; he got himself in this situation. They both got themselves into the situation, but only one had the option to get out of it. My point is that for him, the kid may not be number one priority, and I wouldn't blame him
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16y ago
>Hint: the proper balance is heavily leaning towards the child. Only if you want it to be. I don't know how the father felt about the whole situation, but it's possible that he never wanted a child or this child. To be honest, his desc
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16y ago
Have you considered that it might be the result of innate toy preference? It's pretty well established that the difference is innate ( http://www.scribd.com/full/36579212?access_key=key-1ztjrngs9... ), and it might have an influence on thes
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araneae
16y ago
I've often had similar thoughts about how men and women initially got involved in programming... why do you personally think that is? (I will look into the book.)
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16y ago
Well, personally, I absolutely hate being an employee. I have absolutely no respect for authority. I constantly question everything. I argue. It does not make me a good cog. Employers in boring, put slot A into slot B jobs love me, beca
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16y ago
Do you like writing grant proposals? Do you like teaching? Do you like writing and reviewing papers? Academia consists of a lot of non-coding work that I frankly cannot stand. Heck, I thought I might actually like teaching and it turned
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16y ago
The idea that a paleo diet will make you healthier because it's what we evolved to eat is bullshit. Firstly, it assumes that we haven't evolved since modern agriculture, which of course we have; people with ancestors from areas with grain h
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araneae
16y ago
The only one I use that hasn't been mentioned here yet is Venkman (JavaScript Debugger) for FireFox.
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araneae
16y ago
Sucrose from sugar cane is more expensive than sucrose from beets, so the manufacturer is making sure people know it was made from sugar cane rather than beets.
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16y ago
I've used it twice in the week I've been signed up, and recommended it to one person who actually twittered that she needed some way to search her Twitter feed. That's more than I use most web apps :).
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Craigslist Took One for the Open Internet
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16y ago
I'm a Fruit and Nut person myself ^-^
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16y ago
>It doesn't belong in my chocolate, therefore I refuse to eat it, and refuse to purchase foods with PGPR You're weird. Chocolate originally comes in bean form; some brilliant South Americans got the idea to grind it up with sugar and w
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16y ago
You eat tons of things every day that are equivalent to X without realizing it. Would you shy away from foods that have list of ingredients that included fructose and glucose? That's all corn syrup is (and a few random corn solids here and
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Everyone pays attention to the eyes when they are reading emotions. That's why eyes are called "the window to the soul."
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But I've been resisting it for so long! I can't give in now...
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FB connect is broken ^-^ Cool idea though.
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16y ago
I don't have any empirical evidence about this. However, I do know that activation of the immune system is costly to an individual organism. It uses energy, and this can lead to sub-optimal functioning of other systems. I do not know if gi
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16y ago
That would probably be the case of only one child became infected, and that child in infected no one else. However, if there are a sufficiently high number of susceptible people, an epidemic can occur (i.e. an event where an exponentially
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My cousin's daughter said some sexually explicit things in school, and the DCFS was called. They combed the entire house and computer, looking for pornography, sex toys, etc. My cousin came up clean, but how many people would? I certainl
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araneae
16y ago
I don't see what's complicated; it's an HN policy that titles should succinctly and accurately reflect the content of the article submitted. And this was a self post.
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16y ago
A title should reflect the actual contents of the article. It had nothing to do with being female. I call link bait.
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