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by fsckboy 7y ago
or I actually have taste in literature, and just because you enjoy something doesn't mean you know all there is to know about it? Huge numbers of people love McDonalds and "better" fast food burgers like Five Guys or In-and-O
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by fsckboy 7y ago
in terms of accumulating a statistical sample of anecdotal data, I'm in the control group for "didn't pursue any particular "cure", and I got better; guess I learned to manage it". I tell my story not because i
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by fsckboy 7y ago
if He backed it up, presumably that's to restore the backup, so yes, we would exist, and we'd be happy about it since I'm already happy now.
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by fsckboy 7y ago
on hacker news, we STEM lords (of ring 0?) like to examine both sides of every issue, right guys? Guys? I'm sure he was a nice man, and I'm sure you've all derived a lot of pleasure from time spent with his work, much like so
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by fsckboy 7y ago
the first rule with no spin: "Any portable, formally-specified, bug-free, quick implementation of all of Common Lisp contains at its core a fair amount of nicely indented C."
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by fsckboy 7y ago
including the recent losses, Boeing is up 150% in the last 5 years versus the S&P 500 which is up only 50%
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by fsckboy 7y ago
I think it's crappy that all the other responses you've received so far are ignoring that you are comparing the existing NYC subway map to a map that claims to be better. the NYC subway map is better, so perhaps whatever design pr
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by fsckboy 7y ago
Everything orbits everything? Nothing orbits anything: everything moves in a straight line; space is curved
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by fsckboy 7y ago
if you like government solutions to things, the govt should solve the problem of getting people to save for their own retirement. It's the fable of the ant and the grasshopper, it's the parable of the marshmallow test, learning to