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by barberousse 8y ago
Another sublime release without relative line numbers...
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by barberousse 8y ago
>What if it turned out that the "urge to take things apart and learn how they worked", at some very low level, was more of a male thing? Stop right here. You're already describing a high-level skill, an extremely high-leve
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by barberousse 8y ago
>So the industry (in terms of people experience) is bottom-heavy in the work pool. Places that can afford it are top heavy in talent+experience, and everyone else is bottom-heavy in low experience, and neither type of place is doing anyt
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>The author is almost making it seem like models are reality and that people think that. They're not and I don't think anyone has ever thought they were... The author is arguing that when there is a "monopoly" of mode
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by barberousse 8y ago
>Surely the author believes that visual stimuli cause measurable changes in brain state They repeat throughout that it does > and that people can indeed remember past visual stimuli. They agree also >Then how is it true that brains
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by barberousse 8y ago
Politically my guess is modern Turkey but 'Western turk' is legit term to distinguish, culturally, from Eastern turks such as Siberians, Kazahks, etc whom the Turkish language, spoken in Turkey, descends from
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by barberousse 8y ago
That's because Egypt was to Greece what Greece was to Rome
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by barberousse 8y ago
That's a component of modernization most Western European countries went through during the 1800s.
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by barberousse 8y ago
At a very general level, there are people making that exact argument: http://www.hup.harvard.edu/catalog.php?isbn=9780674006713&co...
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The other side of this is struggling homeowners in the black community being the most available to developers buying up properties for far less than they'll flip them for. There are non-profits in Chicago actively fighting to defend th
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by barberousse 8y ago
I've experienced this problem myself, low-quality relationships, and having acquitted myself of them in my early 30s, now in my mid-30s while I barely interact with anyone outside of work, I have to say, its striking how little has cha
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by barberousse 8y ago
I cannot believe you got downvoted into grey text already despite how obviously terrible this person's comparison is. Not to mention the insinuation that the experience of racism may just be the spotlight effect. Literally the most gen
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by barberousse 8y ago
Clickbait. Zero controversy in doing so. This article is attempting to invoke the privacy boogeyman when the data in question is nowhere near putting any of that at stake.
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by barberousse 8y ago
Anyone else's job have Cisco Umbrella flagging this page as possibly a malware distributor?
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by barberousse 8y ago
I actually paid $100 for a trip to the emergency room with this strange pain under my left pectoral and got told they couldn't a damn thing, probably just muscle pain. I think its related to how much I'm seated throughout the day.
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by barberousse 8y ago
>Kids have massive purchasing power, a fact which was discovered by marketers in the 50s and cultivated extensively since then. Marketers back to then discovered they could actually market directly to kids, which wasn’t a thing before an
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by barberousse 8y ago
Isn't this expected when Sweden has a significantly lower population than the US?
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by barberousse 8y ago
Not surprising that if you want to understand political issues, you need to askHistorians given all political issues are historical in composition
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by barberousse 8y ago
This is a real thing and not just some dude who thinks he's really smart and everybody else isn't. I coached a public HS debate team in Chicago for eight years and the problem really does start there in school. Most teenagers are
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Plato's lure
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by barberousse 8y ago
Another great text on the historical cultivation of "whiteness" and European racial taxonomies is Neil Irvin Painter's "The History of White People". Michel Foucault's late 70s lectures on the history of race w
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by barberousse 8y ago
I feel like more people need to read Foucault. He is in a sense the prototypical the writer responsible for a lot of the contemporary left perspective on the entrenchment of practices of power in innocuous places (speeches, the design of pr
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by barberousse 8y ago
Do they ask their opinion? No one asks my opinion on software/hardware and I'm the only software engineer anyone in my milieu knows at all. But even setting aside how we evaluate the anecdotes that usually warrant that claim, as f
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by barberousse 8y ago
I've definitely been using games for the purposes of finding this sense of comptency/accomplishment that I also desire and appear to be lacking in meat space despite becoming a senior in three years
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by barberousse 8y ago
Because there's substantially more 'perceived' pressure when you don't know for a fact that thousands of developers rely on your work or trust your authority via your follower count. Power absolutely changes one's m
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by barberousse 8y ago
Isn't it fascinating how _little_ Paul refers to Jesus' own biographical life though? We know that the gospels are likely younger than Paul's letters and that Paul is one of the earliest missionaries to the Gentile world. And
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Pre-Islamic Arabia was polytheistic
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by barberousse 8y ago
> It's probably a great internal name Well, Google+ was taken :)
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by barberousse 8y ago
This is a particularly thorny issue as a Junior Developer. There's the issue of the Junior reaching beyond their britches, but there's also the issue of Seniors being set in there ways.
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by barberousse 8y ago
> you seem to imply the black-and-white view of "Porn is obviously bad, why shouldn't Tumblr remove it" though ignoring most of the discussion and nuanced views that make a discussion like this worth having You've eff

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