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by c0achmcguirk 11y ago
> Nah, what we need is fewer rich people and more women and people of color Please no sexism, classism, and racism in choosing people. Best people for the job regardless of their income tax bracket or their skin color. Just put people in
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by c0achmcguirk 11y ago
For you vim lovers and Mac users out there, Marked 2 [1] in live reload mode works pretty great. For vim I like the vim-markdown plugin [2]. I get live preview, 9 different styles, code formatting, the ability to export to word, PDF, HTML,
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by c0achmcguirk 11y ago
> To me this sounds like fiddling while Rome burns. Typical of their track record of wasting energy on irrelevant projects instead of making a great browser. I don't think you're being fair. I'm seeing a lot of improvement
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by c0achmcguirk 11y ago
Ummm, no. I don't deny different forms of logic. I'm telling you that you can't know anything or say something is rational or irrational with conventions of logic. I'm also pointing out your treating laws of logic like l
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by c0achmcguirk 11y ago
> If they're using different forms of logic, then they're both right according to the form they're using, Absurd. Knowledge is impossible if both are right. You're bad at this. > but they can't be compared to
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by c0achmcguirk 11y ago
> To a materialist, mind is simply what the brain does. You're adorable. If Charlie holds to different laws of logic than Bill...whose brain is right? Your view is that laws are just conventions of thought. Those aren't laws, t
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by c0achmcguirk 11y ago
It's an expression. Liquid water has mass and takes up space. It's material. It exists in a materialistic universe where the only things that exist are matter an energy. On the other hand, there's nothing physical about &quot
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by c0achmcguirk 11y ago
> America has been slowly transitioning from a superstitious nation to a more rational one. lulz Rationality requires laws of logic--which do not exist in a humanistic, materialistic world. Tell me, can you stub your toe on the law of no
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by c0achmcguirk 11y ago
I can't recommend this book highly enough. This is the best book on tech leadership I've come across and I've read a lot of them. It underscores the importance of NOT trying to solve problems for your team. Instead, help yo
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by c0achmcguirk 11y ago
How are wallets "non-US based" or "US-based"? A wallet is just a collection of private keys...
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by c0achmcguirk 11y ago
It was interesting to hear how they knew dolphins to live about 30 years...which is pretty accurate (it's usually 20 years, but some have been known to live up to 48 years).
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by c0achmcguirk 11y ago
"XII Realistic Paintings of Marble Statues. My Jaw Dropped at Number IX." "A Wolf Suckles Romulus and Remus. What Happens Next Will Blow Your Mind"
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by c0achmcguirk 11y ago
There are so many questions here...I hope she's okay and this is temporary, but it doesn't sound good.
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by c0achmcguirk 11y ago
I assume these are release codenames? I see "Thumb Tacks and Bailing Wire" before this... Clever names, but without context it's sort of confusing.
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by c0achmcguirk 11y ago
Ember provides everything Angular does plus: * More mature router (IMHO, the best router out of all JS frameworks) * A CLI for developers to generate their models, views, components, controllers, routes * An opinion on where things should l
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by c0achmcguirk 11y ago
Please no. I think the web community can solve problems faster and more efficiently than governments. Remember the CAN-SPAM Act of 2003? Did it solve our spam problem or did your email provider do it?
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by c0achmcguirk 11y ago
Couldn't he return the question to you? I mean would your answers differ if you were or weren't Satoshi? Let people have their privacy.
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by c0achmcguirk 11y ago
I didn't get it from Sendgrid, but Microsoft sent it out to their Azure customers using Sendgrid on April 30th.
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by c0achmcguirk 11y ago
The strength of bitcoin is the blockchain. It prevents you from going back and rewriting history--you can only append to the current block. In Git you can change history. So I don't think Git can be called a blockchain, although it sha
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by c0achmcguirk 11y ago
Reminds me so much of the "kid of speed"'s quests through Chernobyl on her motorcycle. She takes lots of pictures and explains the historical relevance of different landmarks in that land stuck in time. http://www.
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by c0achmcguirk 12y ago
An issue that popped up for a user, kind of funny: https://github.com/nvbn/thefuck/issues/1 who@where:~$ fuck No fuck given who@where:~$ fuck fsck from util-linux 2.20.1 e2fsck 1.42.9 (4-Feb-2014)
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by c0achmcguirk 12y ago
Webstorm has CoffeeScript support too. https://www.jetbrains.com/webstorm/help/coffeescript-support...
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by c0achmcguirk 12y ago
I've talked to some employees of TrueSec (the firm that just discovered the Yosemite "rootpipe" exploit) and they told me that many security research firms are "on retainer" with intelligence agencies. They didn&#x2
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by c0achmcguirk 12y ago
Readability for the newbie is a good thing when you're first learning a language, but it's a price you pay. I like this quote: "Optimising your notation to not confuse people in the first 10 minutes of seeing it but to hinder
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by c0achmcguirk 12y ago
c# was way more popular in the 1800's than today.
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by c0achmcguirk 13y ago
Are you being consistent here? I've known no atheist who actually believes the nonsense that "right and wrong are agreements between people." They don't actually live their life that way when talking about girls not be
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by c0achmcguirk 13y ago
But you didn't answer the questions. You should spend less time on insults and more on thinking through your answers. How do you choose the RIGHT (as in, not wrong) morals? In a dispute between two very smart secular humanists who have
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by c0achmcguirk 13y ago
I noticed you're ignoring my questions. Perhaps you're noticing your dilemma? I'll type slower to help you follow along: How do you choose the right morals? Coin toss? Can you say someone else is wrong?
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by c0achmcguirk 13y ago
> Reality based morality like secular humanism, not ignorance passed down from iron age savages who didn't know fuck all about the world and thought Gods made things happen. Sounds pretty arbitrary. How do you choose the right moral
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by c0achmcguirk 13y ago
Feel better? So back to your original comment about moral toolboxes--what would belong in yours? How do they get there? What morals do you think others should follow?

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