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by lghh 11y ago
> This theoretically will give the poor more leverage in negotiating the salaries etc., and they'll be able to get higher quality jobs. How will it help them to get higher paying jobs?
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by lghh 11y ago
> End users of Go programs benefit for technical reasons, not social ones. I see developer benefit if they enjoy the language, but what are the benefits to the end user?
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by lghh 11y ago
Oh yeah, I agree. I was just responding to what I thought was the person above me's recommendation to not use Facebook at all. I may have been incorrect in that interpretation of what they were saying, though.
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by lghh 11y ago
It makes it a lot easier to keep in contact with family members and to know when there are concerts or other events in the area that I'd be interested in being at. That saves me quite a bit of time.
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by lghh 11y ago
That pretty much sums it up, yeah.
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by lghh 11y ago
I just looked over the first chapter or so of "Big Data" that's online with the intent of purchasing it yesterday. It seemed decent enough. What were you general thoughts on it?
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by lghh 11y ago
But Cobol isn't used by 25% of all websites. It's just a tool, one that learning will give you access to a large share of jobs on the market. Plus, who cares if anyone learns Cobol? If they want to, there is not reason to stop the
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by lghh 11y ago
> I've seen it in multiple contexts and expect to see it more. Because it's a reasonable argument to make. Saying "you can't take this from me and claim it is a bad thing when I do it but a good thing when you do it&
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by lghh 11y ago
This wasn't intended as a quip against religion or religious people.
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by lghh 11y ago
What do you mean by weed out? What are you expecting to do with them? (Not attacking, just asking)
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by lghh 11y ago
It is about the article. The article is about the character of the institution as a university rather than a day care. I claimed the university is exactly what it's claiming not to be. My intention was to show that safe spaces exist in
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by lghh 11y ago
Oh, it's sarcasm? I really didn't know. That's an opinion I see pretty much everywhere so I just assumed it was serious, haha.
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by lghh 11y ago
> the biggest threat facing humanity today. Hyperbole? > We can deal with the Christians I don't want to deal with the Christians. I don't agree with their worldview most of the time, but the don't need to be dealt
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by lghh 11y ago
I have a friend who attended OKWU a few years ago. She shared this piece on Facebook in approval. From what I know from her education there, this place is essentially a "safe-space" for Christians. If you say anything negative abo
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by lghh 11y ago
23 years old. I graduated from a low income high school in 2010 with good enough grades and I took most of the AP courses that my school had to offer (which was not many). I frequently didn't go to school and most of the time would dri
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by lghh 11y ago
I agree that having fewer people being born into poverty is a thing we should strive for, so I am not opposed to it like you claim I am. What I am opposed to is your method and reasoning for that method. Your method is that poor people sho
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by lghh 11y ago
No, I am suggesting that people born into poverty are much more likely to stay in poverty and people not born in poverty are much more likely to stay out of poverty. Poverty is generational, social conditions can be passed down from parent
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by lghh 11y ago
So you're suggesting a sort of eradication of the poor over a generation due to the lack of ability to bear and support a child?
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by lghh 11y ago
I have always been interested in watching Star Trek, having watched some of Deep Space Nine with my dad and thinking it was okay when I was really young in addition to enjoying the new movies. I figure now is a good time seeing as this is c
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by lghh 11y ago
Sike. I am a guy and I have never been approached asking something like "did daddy get you this job?". Now, most men are hired because they are competent, but let's not pretend that all men a hired solely because of that. Now
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by lghh 11y ago
Ahh, I see. I misunderstood.
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by lghh 11y ago
No, I am not even tho ugh I disagree that it's an anti-pattern. I write a lot of small programs that are meant to deal with large amounts of data, but data that is different enough to require a separate 100 line program. The difference
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by lghh 11y ago
I wonder, if they had decided to sell them, how well or poorly would they have sold?
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by lghh 11y ago
> If you write software for a living (or for fun) ask yourself this: When was the last time you calculated the Big O on something you wrote? Two or three times this week. While writing software you should always be asking questions like
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by lghh 11y ago
Nobody is controlling what I listen to, read, or think here, on reddit, or off the internet.
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by lghh 11y ago
People don't argue about using the word rape on reddit, that place is a bastion for anti-trigger warning rhetoric much like tumblr is a haven for pro-trigger warning rhetoric. Also you are severely misunderstanding what 'trigger w
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by lghh 11y ago
They are pretty prevalent in school. At least in the Math and CS departments where I spend the majority of my time.
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by lghh 11y ago
> How do we police everyone's thoughts, without offending anyone? No one is trying to police thoughts. > Whaddya mean there's more than one cultural definition of correct thought, and sometimes the definitions disagree? Just
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by lghh 11y ago
Yep, exactly. I am not opposed to advertising that is clearly marked as such and is hosted form the server that I intended to connect to as long as it's not doing anything shady with my computer.
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by lghh 11y ago
The ads are in the paper and not hosted on some third party paper that's doing God knows what to my paper, and that's a big difference.

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