kirghiz

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   by kirghiz 6y ago

   A form of ostracism, you mean? https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ostracism
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   by kirghiz 6y ago

   The point of using the end statements is to make sure the programmer knows which clause is being closed.
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   by kirghiz 7y ago

   Pish. It's mostly based on an article by Thomas Piketty, which is linked. Piketty may be many things, but right wing is not one of them.
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   by kirghiz 7y ago

   > Look, there’s a machine in our pockets that allows us to take a thousand photos a day, access the world’s information, and do things we never could have dreamed of in the past None of these things originated in Silicon Valley.
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   by kirghiz 8y ago

   An oversimplification perhaps: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Valladolid_debate Not that practice matched theory but...
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   by kirghiz 9y ago

   Considering the family tree of the Ptolemies, I think we have a good idea
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   by kirghiz 9y ago

   Foucault's argument and its less literate successors (eg the one about the master's house and tools) are ultimately reactionary and quietist. Not to mention historically nonsenical, but that never got in Michel's way when he
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   by kirghiz 10y ago

   Repeatedly telling someone that they are annoying is in itself quite annoying. Any examples of your own lisp systems?