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by dnc 14y ago
>> Then, someone isn't morally right by being weaker, so different strength have nothing to do with it. They do. In practice someone is often seen as morally right just because he is stronger than his oponent (politicaly or military
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by dnc 14y ago
"It is impossible to sharpen a pencil with a blunt axe. It is equally vain to try to do it with ten blunt axes instead."-- Edsger W. Dijkstra
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by dnc 14y ago
It was one of the first things that comes to my mind when I think about cute looking site :).
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by dnc 14y ago
"Just because you're paranoid doesn't mean they aren't after you" I think it was Kurt Cobain who said this.
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by dnc 15y ago
I thought that I knew all novels by V. Pelevin. I haven't even heard of this one before, although I've read almost everything by him. Thanks for the info.
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by dnc 15y ago
Borges once commented that newspapers should be printed once in 100 years, and should only have articles about the "real" news like "Christopfer Columbus disovered America". I couldn't agree more, but still I read them every day and always
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by dnc 15y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I don't see how is this different from Thin, AFAIK it also uses Ragel for the same purpose.
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by dnc 15y ago
That's exactly what Economist, Bloomberg and other mainstream media want you to believe right now. In reality more money printing only will get you in a greater trouble. The way out of that vicious circle is to spend only what you have to a
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by dnc 15y ago
>> IMO at heart the reason is very simple: You cannot expect to live beyond your means indefinitely and get away with it. Yes, and there are basically two mutually exclusive, and opposite responses to this: 1) printing money (euphem