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by gruseom 13y ago
Since your question is serious, here's one serious answer. The article is really two (or three, depending how you count them) pieces of blogspam spliced together with a linkbait title on top. So while it's true that it doesn'
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Clerks often have a lot of access(turcopolier.typepad.com)
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by gruseom 13y ago
This is a troll. I like to look at contrarian evidence, so I read the article. It contains zero evidence and is just a creepy piece of fantasy writing. Perhaps evidence does exist, but odds are we'd have heard about it by now, given ho
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by gruseom 13y ago
This is a troll. The link contains no evidence at all, just a purple fantasy.
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Honorificabilitudinitatibus(en.wikipedia.org)
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by gruseom 13y ago
Would you guys please stop astroturfing?
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Stevie Wonder on Sesame Street in 1973(openculture.com)
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Report: Slowdown In Health Care Costs To Continue(npr.org)
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by gruseom 13y ago
By your standard, Microsoft was never a monopolist.
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by gruseom 13y ago
I'd be interested to hear some examples of how the decision to run on the JVM has skewed the design of Scala. (Plus whether/how the same is true of Clojure.)
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by gruseom 13y ago
I think you're right, and I think grey-area's quote ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5902353 ) is probably more indicative of Binney's view. But his tentative way of speaking is for me one of the things t
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RFC: Low-overhead profiling for LuaJIT 2.1(freelists.org)
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Explaining the Global Warming Hiatus(newrepublic.com)
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by gruseom 13y ago
After using Haskell pretty much full-time for 10 years Wow! Doing what?
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by gruseom 13y ago
The interview he's talking about [1] was posted here [2] and it really is extraordinary. I highly recommend watching all the videos—unfortunately, they carved it into pieces and you have to scroll down the page to get at them. But it&#
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by gruseom 13y ago
> You appear to be one of those tedious people > I doubt it's worth my time > Not everybody has Mommy and Daddy to pay their bills while they dream up some retarded app > I suppose that only middle and upper class folks sho
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New evidence on juvenile incarceration and future crime(washingtonpost.com)
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by gruseom 13y ago
the oxymoronic 'Christian Science' Monitor website I'm afraid that's an ignorant and knee-jerk reaction. The name is a legacy thing that is kept around for historical reasons, much like "Young Men's Christian
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by gruseom 13y ago
I couldn't stop watching this video. It is the most riveting thing I've seen since the Snowden interview itself. It's a pity they broke it up; you have to scroll down the page to get all the pieces. But I highly recommend wat
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by gruseom 13y ago
Probably you're getting clobbered because you made lots of negative comments about something that's really cool, and because your criticism (that it falls short of a complete degree program in computer engineering) misses the poin
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by gruseom 13y ago
the majority of Hong Kong's land is undeveloped country parks and village areas. Less than 25% of [...] is actually developed That is nothing short of astonishing. Are the parks and undeveloped areas open to the public?
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by gruseom 13y ago
Since you have such faith in Daniel Ellsberg's moral stature, you might want to refer to his comments on this particular case.
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by gruseom 13y ago
This is by far the most informative [edit: if speculative] article I've read on Snowden's choice of Hong Kong, which has been the most puzzling detail of the whole story. If true, it explains a lot, not just about why he chose Hon
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by gruseom 13y ago
Sure, I guess the distinction is between "WMDs", which couldn't cause a war because they didn't exist, and false beliefs about them, which did exist and were (arguably) one of the reasons.
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by gruseom 13y ago
The evidence of MLK's 'communist leanings' of any significance is pretty weak. Pretty weak, or non-existent? Unless I'm missing something, that Wikipedia page doesn't contain weak evidence, it contains no evidence
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by gruseom 13y ago
the main reason for wiretapping King wasn't his civil rights advocacy, but his communist leanings What communist leanings? My understanding is that he had none, and that this was just made up by people who disliked King for other rea
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by gruseom 13y ago
This article is full of 19th century middlebrow dismissals that are amusingly similar to online comments. Plus ça change.
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How Lincoln Was Dissed in His Day(theatlantic.com)
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Traders Said to Rig Currency Rates to Profit Off Clients(bloomberg.com)
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“I just got home late tonight from Taksim square”(turcopolier.typepad.com)
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