cdbajorin

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by cdbajorin 12y ago
Read through other people's code and criticize their decision-making. Answer questions on SO related to whatever you're currently doing. If you can't explain it, you don't really know it.
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by cdbajorin 12y ago
> you were complaining about an actual, very valid argument that I endorsed Here's a list of people that were morally justified in breaking the law: Rosa Parks, Martin Luther King Jr., Eric Rudolph, Mohamed Atta Some you may agree w
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by cdbajorin 12y ago
Out of curiosity, what actual(valid?) argument did I actually produce? The fact that you are somehow extracting an opinion from my statement is fascinating. No where have I stated my beliefs, no where have I implied my beliefs. Your stateme
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by cdbajorin 12y ago
I don't really understand how you read that from my comment. I didn't imply he was lying. I was demonstrating how easy it is to straw man. It's clearly very easy to dismiss opinions you may disagree with by twisting them into
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by cdbajorin 12y ago
Similarly: "I've never seen a plausible argument supporting what Snowden did that boiled down to more than [my morality is more important than your laws]. At most, you get a side order of [George Orwell] mumble mumble [he wouldn&#
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by cdbajorin 12y ago
I don't know anything about chemists. However, I struggle to believe an industry with a career path starting freshman year has more variance in ability than a technical field pulling poli-sci majors off the curb to fill seats. Supply&#
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by cdbajorin 12y ago
When the supply of programmers catch up, the weak go to slaughter. 2 people digging a hole for $5 an hour are more effective than 1 person digging for $10 an hour, almost completely irrelevant to digging ability. 2 dummies don't make 1
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by cdbajorin 12y ago
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