cldr

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1. 61.▲
   by cldr 13y ago

   I'm not saying anything about the ruling, just the general properties of arguments. An argument such as "The moon is made of cheddar cheese, and cheddar cheese is yellow, therefore the moon is yellow" is perfectly sound, inva
2. 62.▲
   by cldr 13y ago

   > That's a matter of opinion Well, whether or not an argument is sound (is never|shouldn't be) a matter of opinion. Soundness has nothing to do with whether the premises are true or not, it just means that if the premises are t
3. 63.▲
   by cldr 13y ago

   I coded up a quick implementation of this in python, but in testing I found that after the algorithm was done I actually wanted a shuffled list.
4. 64.▲
   by cldr 13y ago

   W.r.t idea 15, I don't see how numbering things suggests continuity. The one on the left looks just as false-bottomy as the righthand one to me. Unless you have something sticking halfway on the page, or an arrow that points down or so
5. 65.▲
   by cldr 13y ago

   Don't all programs you use over SSH take advantage of the fact that you can pretend that STDIN is a file even when it's a socket?