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The only people who keep fuelling racial tensions are Democrats, notably Obama and Clinton, constantly telling black people they’re oppressed and that the police is racist. Trump had to cancel a rally in Chicago after democrats started riot
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Been following Casey since the 2nd season of The Jeff And Casey Show. His problem solving methodologies, and programming philosophy have been a huge inspiration to me ever since, and have actually helped me craft better software in my proff
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No, you move a group of people, who don't share western values into the middle of the western civilization and this is what you get. Syria is not the only war-torn country on Earth.
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No, he just can’t understand why somebody would tolerate an idea they disagree with.
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There’s a major problem with Muslim refugees in Europe right now. My girlfriend used to love visiting Paris, now it’s basically a no-go zone even in daytime. What he’s saying is based on reality, even if it makes you feel all bad inside whe
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10y ago
All you’re doing is trying to shame Altman and Y Combinator supporters into disowing Thiel. The great thing about what Altman is doing is that he doesn’t feel so morally superior to others that he’ll either see people share his views, or ha
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10y ago
Funny to see this on a site that publicly crucified a guy falsely accused of rape, and pushed the “1 in 5 women get raped on campus” myth.
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Attack articles like this are always disgusting. Unfortunately starting a moral outrage on social media, trying to get somebody fired, and guilt-tripping are becoming common tactics these days for authoritarians, who convinced themselves th
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There's no such thing as the "gun show loophole". It's a myth. There already are background checks. I can tell you've never even tried to own a gun.
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We can argue whether Trump is an authoritarian or not, but what we can't argue about is that Clinton openly stated during the election she wants to take away your right to bare arms. Democrats can call it "common sense" whate
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Why is this news when the fact Clinton received donations from major corporations, banks, and foreign governments isn't. It's like the media wants to paint a target on anybody openly supporting Trump.
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Best of luck making this work across browsers. And even more luck to anybody who uses this, and then has to come back 6 months later to change something.
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There’s a reason why people make tons of money playing the stock market against companies that artificially force gender, or racial equality. Practices like these are going to ruin your business the same way being sexist, or racist will. Ei
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I don't understand why you guys hang on the fact C64 wasn't coded in C. I never said it was. I talk about C-like languages, so low-level, with little to no overhead. I understand that computers worked differently back then, and th
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If i’m missing something obvious, please explain to me how using any of the C++ concepts made the code any better. You have to keep in mind that this is a very simple piece of software. I wager you that using things like templates made the
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Could’ve easily written that in plain C. All the usage of C++ concepts like templates did, was made him write more code than necessary, and made the code harder to understand.
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Oh, you’re the author! No, i don’t expect, or want, any change from a site that ends every post about Trump with: "Note to our readers: Donald Trump is a serial liar, rampant xenophobe, racist, misogynist, birther and bully who has rep
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Vote trading by itself, i don’t think is an issue, as long as individual states deem it legal. My comment is in the context of the article, and the way it was written. A frightening number of people on the left seem to be willing to go to a
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It’s frightening how many people on the left feel so morally superior to others, they’ll excuse any authoritarian practice that complies with their political views, or goals.
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There’s a lot of problems with C, like the fact you have to break out of case statements, or string concatenation, or overuse of the static keyword. These are actual problems, which C++ doesn’t even begin to try and solve, instead introduci
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The problem with “don’t re-invent the wheel” approach to software development is that, IMHO, software engineers are yet to invent the wheel in the first place.
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Same for food, healthcare, or shelter. With education there's more than enough incentive for private enterprise to provide it to invest in future workers.
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People like you made US what it is today, and instead of elevating success stories like yours people would rather complain that life is unfair, and that others have it better. Parents or grandparents of people who are the middle class today
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Education is a service. People want to become doctors and engineers, because that pays well. It’s profitable to become educated, thus it’s profitable to provide education. Parents will want to provide education for their children, just like
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How do you think “income equality” is a good idea in a society where some people work harder than others. I can’t comprehend this common mentality.
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Railways is a completely arbitrary example. If they would be impossible (which i sincerely doubt) without government involvement, the free market would find alternatives. That’s the beauty of it. It’s how progress happens. Education is not
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There will always be people who are poorer than others, but there’s nothing prohibiting poor people from working their way up the ladder beside government regulations. Poor people are hurt most by government programs like welfare, and laws
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Monopoly is granted by governments creating laws that prohibit smaller companies from competing on the free market. Quality of goods and services suffer when there’s government protection placed on companies. These are problems the governme
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The speaker just introduces more OOP complexity into already complex OOP code. All that’s going to do is make the code even harder to modify or step through.
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Right now i do iOS development mostly in pure C, outside of the unavoidable Objective-C. So i do have the right experience. The issue with OOP is that as soon as you introduce inheritance, and things like virtual functions, you’re introduci
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