kaonashi

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301.
by kaonashi 11y ago
It's an escalation, not sure how that's good.
302.
by kaonashi 11y ago
They're probably still punishing him because of the voters in the district, not despite them.
303.
by kaonashi 11y ago
When you've taken care of the larger gains, sure. But don't start with the minutiae, start with the fundamentals.
304.
by kaonashi 11y ago
Nominally, yes. The mistake here is to assume there is a hard link between nominal growth and energy use.
305.
by kaonashi 11y ago
(extinct) I only add this because I got really excited by the title at first.
306.
by kaonashi 11y ago
Seems like the inevitable result of forcing scientists to be competitive in an activity which is inherently cooperative.
307.
by kaonashi 11y ago
Could've been me if my HS administrators had a lick of savvy.
308.
by kaonashi 11y ago
You'll gain weight at half the rate.
309.
by kaonashi 11y ago
I bet their UML diagrams were magnificent, though.
310.
by kaonashi 11y ago
How is ~10% of average daily caloric intake insignificant?
311.
by kaonashi 11y ago
If the people are asserting themselves in situations they may have sat quietly in the past, that sounds like more of a heroic mentality than a victim mentality.
312.
by kaonashi 11y ago
No.
313.
by kaonashi 11y ago
Sacrificing user experience for increased revenue does seem to work in the short-term at least.
314.
by kaonashi 11y ago
McCarthy had something to say about this... http://www-formal.stanford.edu/jmc/recursive.pdf
315.
by kaonashi 11y ago
I think OP lives in a post-war town and is extrapolating anecdata.
316.
by kaonashi 11y ago
He's just a simple product-driven CEO.
317.
by kaonashi 11y ago
> productive This is where things usually fall over.
318.
by kaonashi 11y ago
Please, just stop.
319.
by kaonashi 11y ago
Not really. It's irrational, but it's also meaningful that non-blacks aren't 'allowed' to say that word. It's a reminder that things aren't equal, things aren't fair, and the way this currently
320.
by kaonashi 11y ago
Perhaps if they allowed it to grow organically rather than trying to shove it down everyone's throats, it may be a different story.
321.
by kaonashi 11y ago
Bitcoins have value, but it's safe to say that nobody is going to jail if they can't get their hands on it in lieu of other currencies. Because of this, BTC will be subordinate to those currencies where this is the case. This may
322.
by kaonashi 11y ago
Doesn't sound particularly revolutionary; more like a neat addition to the algorithmic toolkit.
323.
by kaonashi 11y ago
It actually gets swapped with a new Boxfuse.com on write.
324.
by kaonashi 11y ago
Your precious freeze peach was not infringed one iota. If I'm wrong, please tell me where law enforcement was involved.
325.
by kaonashi 11y ago
So the answer is "no, that's not out of the ordinary".
326.
by kaonashi 11y ago
Is that out of the ordinary? What has any reddit ceo done to make reddit better?
327.
by kaonashi 11y ago
Wasn't trying to attack; sometimes trying to create a perfect mathematical model for your program can get in the way of having a program at all.
328.
by kaonashi 11y ago
or: how I stopped worrying and accepted making programs that are hard to reason about
329.
by kaonashi 11y ago
Given the content of those replies, banning was entirely warranted.
330.
by kaonashi 11y ago
Government didn't create it; people did, using government as a tool. As a tool, it seems rather neutral, depending entirely on which constituency is pulling the strings on a particular policy.

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