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Greed is not the culprit of the euro crisis(yanisvaroufakis.eu)
1 points by koide 14y ago|0 comments
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by koide 14y ago
On the other hand, consider how vaccination was invented or any other "accidental" discovery/invention. I'm aware that there are inventions that even happen at almost exactly the same time, especially when the research on the subject is rip
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Campaign to stop the closed door meetings for regulating the internet(accessnow.org)
1 points by koide 14y ago|0 comments
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by koide 14y ago
I don't think it's reasonable to discount all the subproducts from such an investment just because many would have been developed eventually anyway. In this vein, it's just as easy to discount the people who did the inventions/discoveries b
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by koide 14y ago
s/ATI/AMD/
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by koide 14y ago
I'm not sure that by legalizing prostitution the slavery outlets would disappear.
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by koide 14y ago
Laws are (among other things) a reflection of culture. You can change the law and trigger culture changes.
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by koide 14y ago
And how corruption being worldwide makes it less of a problem?
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ACM Turning 100 [video](fast.wistia.com)
1 points by koide 14y ago|0 comments
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by koide 14y ago
Did you even read the entire comment?
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by koide 14y ago
I don't know about the US, but in other countries, slavery prostitution outlets are indeed persecuted and closed once found. Other prostitution outlets are tolerated (or encouraged.) My point is even assuming incorruptible law enforcement,
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by koide 14y ago
Domain names are just not that important anymore. Do you really think that not being able to register in a .book will hamper the sales of your new book? Or not being able to own yourname.blog reduce your readers in a significant way? As lon
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by koide 14y ago
Bah, there is plenty of slavery without complicit governments. Typical example: Criminals lure naive poor country girls with prospects of lots of money and a job elsewhere. As soon as they arrive to the destination country, they are held ca
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by koide 14y ago
Or you just accept you alone can't solve the world problems and take the small steps you can. For the record, I get angry at the world problems, not depressed.
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by koide 14y ago
I just wanted to point out that non depressive people is not necessarily happy people and have hard times when life's shitty, they just have emotional rewards (not only emotional punishments) when confronting (and overcoming) the shit.
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by koide 14y ago
You can do that for yourself, but you should not discuss it in that manner. Once you have a fix, just roll it up to production and see how it does. If the fix involves the partner, first think about how to introduce the conversation properl
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by koide 14y ago
Fix it only AFTER you are done being supportive and the current conversation and any followups on different subjects that may appear end.
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by koide 14y ago
> I was arguing that a "lynch mob" can and does exist on the Internet. Like the parent said, lynch mobs harass and sometimes kill people. This is what I mean for a bit unfortunate, because it obviously refers to actual death. The argume
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by koide 14y ago
FWIW, I read the comments first to make a decision whether to read or not the linked article.
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by koide 14y ago
Although using this argument promotes the idea that privacy equals secrecy. Privacy is a lot more than secrecy. You expect in day to day life to be ignored by most people, and certainly are not expecting that your every move is recorded. If
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by koide 14y ago
Sorry to intrude, but http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/kill makes the OP's a valid observation. Digital lynch mobs certainly can defeat or in extreme cases put an end to an organization. Now, OP's edit comparing the digital killi
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by koide 14y ago
In Europe many get away with it.
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by koide 14y ago
The problem is not "strange thoughts" but hurtful thoughts, even about your loved ones. Everyone has them once in a while, but they never would say them aloud.
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by koide 14y ago
FWIW, we've had some problems with hot deployment and Tomcat. After a few of them the VM OOMs. Probably we are doing something wrong or triggering some Tomcat bug, haven't dug deep enough yet.
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by koide 14y ago
So you'd also rather read "An unordered tuple Z going from a1 to an is a defined as for every x in Z then x is a1 or x is a2 ... or x is an" than "An unordered tuple Z (a1,...,an) is defined as [x : x = a1 v x = a2 v ... x = an]"? I take th
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by koide 14y ago
Because it's more expressive and leads to less and more maintainable code? Who cares about paradigm purity? Especially given on a language that's not totally pure already.
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by koide 14y ago
You can certainly "do what you love" after work. I'd argue that that's what 99% of the people actually do, they stand a job they dislike and then they go home or to a bar to eat, fuck, socialize and watch sports. I think that it's really im
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by koide 14y ago
It's amazing how different how life is lived and understood between depressive and non depressive people. I personally have a really hard time even imagining depression, and I ask myself: "how can it be so hard to just pull yourself togethe
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by koide 14y ago
This: "In general, try things that seem worthwhile, set goals and work hard to achieve them, and see where that leads and how you respond. It’ll be clear when something becomes compelling" Everybody says "do what you love". Few say how to f
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by koide 14y ago
As long as you are being honest with your customer and explain this somewhere. The problem is one of expectations, if you don't say anywhere what have you prepared for and what are you going to do when something you didn't prepare for happe

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