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by disputin 12y ago
Don't forget http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alfred_Russel_Wallace
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by disputin 12y ago
Can you separate belief from labelling someone prohpetic/visionary? I label a dog a dog because I believe it's a dog. I don't call a cat a dog with plenty of skepticism. I'm not going to give anyone the label of proph
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by disputin 12y ago
Are mormons not christians?
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by disputin 12y ago
"what non-Mormons might call a prophetic / visionary role" Isn't that the other way round? As a non-mormon I'm not about to call anyone prophetic/visionary.
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by disputin 12y ago
Exactly. Heads in the clouds, or heads in the sand. The sport world is rife with corruption, the big events are scams, and half the participants are doping. I won't miss robots replacing this lot.
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by disputin 12y ago
The theatrical form of agile as it has been peddled with all of its prescribed practices is nonsense piled onto the idea of agility so that it appeals to managers, for sale by consultants, and that agility is important in its toned back for
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by disputin 12y ago
I don't have the power to down vote. The Dresden marches have had at most, from what I've seen in the news 17 000 people - I don't think that is enough to say that the EU has a nazi problem. It might be considered that a si
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by disputin 12y ago
Islam has become a race?
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by disputin 12y ago
"As long as it stops autocompleting `do` to a docstring" This made me laugh. I could do with that change too. I'm enjoying Elixir, the language and the community, so looking forward to trying this out.
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by disputin 12y ago
"I hate all the fluff in this article." Glad to hear it, because if that's considered clever and impressive then the rocket industry needs me.
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by disputin 12y ago
" if someone uses a British English locale, that isn't proof that it can't be an American" -- I'd take that further and ask, if this was such an advanced attack, wouldn't a bit of language misdirection be throw
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by disputin 12y ago
Could the people who voted down the above comment please explain why. I too understand Marxism as described above. I might amend it slightly from "people who berate it as an ideology are correct" to "people who berate it
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by disputin 12y ago
I've found that cars drive closer to me when I wear a high visibility jacket. Seems that because they can see me better they feel comfortable driving closer.
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by disputin 12y ago
Yeah, call me a conspiraloon, but the people who have the most to gain from this are the US gov.
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by disputin 12y ago
A pet hate of mine. Used by politicians, CEOs, recruiters. Good spot.
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by disputin 12y ago
Be careful highlighting government inefficiency around here - apparently it's a hackneyed cliché.
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by disputin 12y ago
Why are the Irish leaving? http://emn.ie/emn/statistics (Question, not argument.)
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by disputin 12y ago
"It’s about getting seven billion people in touch with Jacob" Male, female, straight, gay, married, single, infant, octogenarian, ...
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by disputin 12y ago
In the context of Spain: http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/f7bdd5ce-995e-11e3-91cd-00144feab7...
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by disputin 12y ago
They do have the option to leave, and looking around London that's exactly what they're doing, which is not good for the countries they're leaving. I'd say it's more important that they have the means to change tha
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by disputin 12y ago
(i.e. always) Based on above comments I hope you're voting for Podemos. * if the government gets its act together* That won't happen spontaneously.
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by disputin 12y ago
That's not the competition I talking about, but it is good to hear that it's there. The UK is also sick of its traditional parties, but is voting to the right, away from Europe. Party loyalty is usually ideology loyalty, and in
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by disputin 12y ago
Presumably that means many people think it, yet nothing is being done about it.
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by disputin 12y ago
A cliché? Or general agreement? I thought people generally agreed that Spain has issues in that regard. "I know the states and bureaucracy..." I wasn't referring to states in general, you were talking about Spain, I was r
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by disputin 12y ago
Seems to me it's the government which needs to stay competitive, not the workers, ie regulation and bureaucracy.
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by disputin 12y ago
Cycling in the rain in the city your tyres can slip on oil - unpleasant results even at starting speed. The oily puddles also stain clothes, which probably aren't cycling gear on a short 15 minute ride. My last job was a Chiswick to
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by disputin 12y ago
Agreed. UK housing is a third world problem in a supposedly first world country.
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by disputin 12y ago
Hi, $ ./dns-win-xc.bin err: lookup feeds.feedburner.com on [178.22.66.167]:53: no such host $ ./dns-lin.bin addr: [173.194.116.64 173.194.116.69 173.194.116.71 173.194.116.65 173.194.116.73 173.194.116.70 173.194.116.67
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by disputin 12y ago
Not sure it's a bug, may be "a well-known limitation" (unknown to me) - https://inconshreveable.com/04-30-2014/cross-compiling-golan... Have a Go: package main import ( "fmt"
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by disputin 12y ago
"the goal is to eliminate C from the source tree so that—except for programs that use cgo" What does the future hold for cgo? Yesterday I ran into erratic DNS success with a cross compiled program, win to lin. Haven't had

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