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by exit 15y ago
why doesn't the claim that there are infinitely many particle arrangements follow from there being infinite non-identical universe pairs?
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by exit 15y ago
sex has more social implications than other body functions. e.g., someone notices their partner logs sexual activity shortly after "meeting with friends from work" every thursday. there are less dramatic examples any adult should be able to
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by exit 15y ago
i'm curious about your multiplayer architecture. what does the server do? simply transport messages between clients, or run the authoritative simulation? what was your server written in? nodejs?
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by exit 15y ago
if the homeless person was a child, yeah it would be an intolerable passing of judgement. and if i had a huge house with more than enough space, and one day discovered that a homeless child had moved into a tiny space a few decades ago, con
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by exit 15y ago
RandyHelzerman, everything you contribute to this site is quietly being made "dead". no one can see what you're saying unless they have the "show dead" feature enabled. in any case no one can vote on your contributions any more. RandyHelzer
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by exit 15y ago
wunderfool, everything you contribute to this site is being quietly made "dead". here's your perfectly insightful and worthwhile comment which no one else can see unless they enable "show dead": wunderfool 7 hours ago | link [dead] legal im
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by exit 15y ago
so do i value them at the market rate when i received them, or when i'm paying taxes, or do i only pay capital gains taxes on them when (haha, if) i sell them?
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by exit 15y ago
and much of the culture around here is built on the innovation of bitching about people bitching about something.
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by exit 15y ago
i can't believe they actually pay lodsys already. what a joke.
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by exit 15y ago
xnerdr: all of your comments are being automatically deaded. you account has been quitely blacklisted or something.. xnerdr 2 hours ago | link | parent [dead] | on: Why is America the 'no-vacation nation'? and this is why i'm amazed progra
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by exit 15y ago
so none of your advice applies to the inevitable majority of replaceable workers
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by exit 15y ago
this is gratuitous, but i want to thank you for taking the time to articulate your point. we need an alternative to viewing everything just in terms of one group of victims and one group of victimizers.
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by exit 15y ago
> Look inward, people. that's just not going to spontaneously happen across all the individuals concerned. where as paul has actually identified a situation that can be addressed.
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by exit 15y ago
given that we've only heard tammy's one line summary of the encounter, maybe.
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by exit 15y ago
> but that is his problem and nobody else's. lol, then why are we reading this article? you can have all the expectations you like towards realizing your gender-equality utopia. very few of them will ever be respected. whereas paul po
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by exit 15y ago
> That people who talk the way you are have unresolved issues means they need therapy--it is not a license to hurt other people because they can't take care of themselves. sadly you're also making a mistake expecting the victimizers t
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by exit 15y ago
the person she was dealing with is just as likely (i can't justify saying more likely) of the jock / business ilk. what the "high school" social rejection you point to really contributes to is a certain lack of empath if not satisfaction wi
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by exit 15y ago
> It compiles directly into javascript that is very similar, readable and line for line equivalent to the input (you can beautify if you like). that makes sense to me.. the javascript it produces is very similar to the source kaffeine
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by exit 15y ago
any yet the self-promotion of browsers has NOTHING to do with their quality! ms did a great job of self promoting ie and it's a piece of shit. firefox gained a huge market share because the actual experience of the code is brilliant, not be
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by exit 15y ago
he specifically said working code. the software actualized by code DOES speak for itself to anyone capable of using it. self promotion is bullshit.
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by exit 15y ago
why do they announce it at all then?
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by exit 15y ago
> If you don't agree with the idea that wealth should be distributed according to contribution then please let us know why. an individuals contribution is largely a matter of their innate dispositions coinciding with their innate apti
473.
by exit 15y ago
i didn't catch what was fancy about them. fancy advertising in your face for the whole ride?
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by exit 15y ago
i'd like to see a movement which clearly places the internet above the sovereignty of any nation
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by exit 15y ago
i don't have any positive sentiment towards facebook. i use skype a lot and would resent suddenly being forced to use facebook.
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by exit 15y ago
thanks, this is the kind of answer i was hoping for
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by exit 15y ago
you need a maid for your tiny studio? you spend $100 in clothing every month?
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by exit 15y ago
sure, i would have understood "impossible" as shorthand if it hadn't immediately followed "quite difficult". "quite difficult or simply impossible to express" i thought i was about to learn something interesting about the reducibility of
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by exit 15y ago
> * or simply impossible* how can anything be possible in one turing complete language but not at all possible in another?
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by exit 15y ago
> And yes, please keep this post up so other companies know not to hire you either. i think this is an interesting common characteristic of attacks on the articles author - the direct or subtle reminder that he failed to act in his ow

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