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mroman
18y ago
I was obviously not talking about credentials (do quote me if I did please) I was talking about having the KNOWLEDGE, TRAINING, AND SKILL required to diagnose a human's mind. And your comparisons are quite amusing, even if simple . . . you
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mroman
18y ago
Interesting that you would state that I am "tossing around" an "'antisocial genius' archetype" "every bit as loosely as the author of the article" . . . first off, WHAT "'antisocial genius' archetype"? . . . (there someone goes again, playi
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mroman
18y ago
I will dispute the sociopath observation. Even if you happen to be a trained mental health care professional, you have not sufficiently observed and analyzed the subject in question. That really gets under my skin, people who play armchair
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mroman
18y ago
I find the motivation behind his contempt and scorn to be not that of someone who despises a murderer, but that of someone who is envious of someone's superior intellect. Notice how he attempts to belittle Reiser, how he throws in the "geni
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mroman
18y ago
That journalist is an arrogant and ignorant asshole, he reaches conclusions - that he then states as if they were fact - about Reiser's personality as if he were a trained psychologist/psychiatrist, and as if he has studied and analyzed the
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mroman
18y ago
I am still grimacing after seeing this submission and RTA . . . what an absolute shame the whole thing, how incredibly tragic, it pains me to see this even though it basically happens every day. An innocent woman murdered, a bright man's (w
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mroman
18y ago
Why even use a keyboard when you can just use a switch? :O
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mroman
18y ago
The high school I went to was the same, it had nothing to do with character, even if an aggressive disposition is included in the definition of character (I HAD to be rather aggressive just to keep the worst bullies at bay) What was interes
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mroman
18y ago
Well, as of right now I am using siteground shared hosting, and have found it to be excellent for the money. Their tech support is fast and knowledgeable,and respectful (I don't expect people to KMA, however, the Godaddy people for example
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mroman
18y ago
Ooooohh - cute downmodding . . . I think this is the last time I post to this board, the modding fascism is MUCH too High School for me.
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mroman
18y ago
You are mistaken in concluding that "normal" people shape a city. The traits that make a city unique are the result of the actions of a minority of its inhabitants. If your "logic" were accurate, Los Angeles would be no different than Tijua
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mroman
18y ago
It's IGNORANT to refer to that word as pretentious. I have seen that attitude from the room temp IQ crowd - never thought I would see it here.
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mroman
18y ago
I just saw your reply, yet someone else had posted the link to the article I was referring to. Did you READ the context that the question was asked in? It was formulated as an ASK PG QUESTION YOU JACKASS . . . how stupid do you feel now? Oh
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mroman
18y ago
I personally think that someone who has a hacker inside them trying to get out is intrinsically curious and focused enough to obtain the answers on his or her own . . . if you need to ask around you don't really have it in you . . .
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mroman
18y ago
I am WAY surprised to see that you have not only read it, but liked it . . . I agree that it is a great book . . . one of the Japanese tanks destroyed in combat is still on that very spot, with the crew's remains still inside it, at least
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mroman
18y ago
I would suggest reading pg's essays.
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mroman
18y ago
I don't think it is . . . I believe understanding the idea behind the answer hinges on the definition of "know". He pointed that out in the answer.
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mroman
18y ago
Imagination is more important than knowledge. -Einstein
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mroman
18y ago
I look forward to trying it out!
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mroman
18y ago
I don't doubt it . . .
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mroman
18y ago
Hi Ed, I just emailed you my environment info. I was referring to bookmarking the page in my browser favorites. Right. No text data. Personally, I find a text version of a document to be indispensable. I actually waited for the download to
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mroman
18y ago
Is it just me or is that "ipaper" an absolute POS? Could not print, bookmark, select text . . . what is that good for? I mean seriously, someone please enlighten me.
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Data Structures and Algorithms with Object-Oriented Design Patterns in Ruby
(brpreiss.com)
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18y ago
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mroman
18y ago
I think motivating others to socializing with you would be more comfortable for you (as in let them do the work, so to speak), and that takes charisma. Didn't pg write that (paraphrasing) charisma is basically about liking people? Disclaime
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mroman
19y ago
This guy sounds like a suit in a boardroom . . . just spouting words devoid of validity . . .
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mroman
19y ago
3 months to install Linux? You can't be serious.
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19y ago
Stallman William Blake PG McCarthy ESR
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mroman
19y ago
Customizing a Live Linux CD (for a client) writing a press release (for a client), finishing the SEO for a website (for a client) and teaching myself Ruby (FOR ME).
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19y ago
I think part of the problem are people who create polls such as the "what part of the world do you live in?", attempt to patronize pg in a thread, while talking about "meaningful HTML" when that person's site (it's the same character BTW) h
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mroman
19y ago
I have been there, and you will only get better from here on. Let go of the emotions. Put the thoughts on hold. Stay away from your machine. Go somewhere for a couple of weeks. Exercise. Eat well. Sleep well. Drink a bit of wine even. Have
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