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Can you give sources for your stats? For instance, when I looked at the BLS for the unemployment rate for people with four year degrees this morning, it did not appear to be U6 (which was listed as a separate metric) and furthermore only ac
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Of the few hundred people I know, who work across many industries including health care, automotive and aerospace engineering, and software development, I can think of 3 who are able to work from home full time. What you experience in your
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Efficiency must be balanced, though. Say that we end the subsidy on agricultural flood plains, which drives up the cost to farmers, who become less competitive vs imported food. They decide to close up shop and do something more profitable,
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For event-driven microservices, I think Perl 6 is actually a great choice. I have experience writing some small things in Go and Node.js, but Perl 6 offers much more powerful high-level features for handling async, concurrency, and parallel
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Whoops, one correction, as I misquoted St. Silouan. It's not that the theanthropic person become blameless (as in sinless), but that they become beyond judgment. I've tried to explain some pretty weighty concepts in a very short a
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I don't think he's being overly pedantic -- these kinds of things are difficult to talk about because we bring different definitions to the table. I tried to use "rational" in the context of the original article, which p
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It's hard to know how good would have been truly manifested without the fall. Some Orthodox Christian theologians have said that had the fall not occurred, Christ would still have taken on flesh for the sake of divinizing humanity (mea
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I understand what you're saying, and I was worried that my comment might accidentally come across like this. Please see my response to TeMPOraL.
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I understand what you're saying. I didn't want to make a long post even longer, but I will try to clarify without hopefully writing stuff that's too obtusely theological. :) Christ says that one of the greatest expressions of
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One of the difficulties in engaging in theological discussions is that we all come to the table with different interpretations of particular terms and ideas. I know that I began this discussion by criticizing one interpretation, but that is
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I find the author's discussion of the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil a bit confusing, precisely because the tree holds the knowledge of _good and evil_, not the type of scientific knowledge the author seems to be discussing. Forgiv
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I'm really looking forward to watching this talk. I recently wrote a tool that uses Perl 6's Supplies to monitor directories/files and take various actions when changes are detected. By using reactive programming with Supplie
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I see that you've never worked in tech support. :) The sad answer is that yes, many users are confused by these ads, thinking that they actually reflect a problem with their computer, and proceed to install whatever they link to. Since
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Unfortunately, the ad under "Does this banner show ads based on your interests? If yes, you have been tracked" is a link to what I can only imagine is malware, given that it's an "Update Drivers Now" ad. As such, th
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https://www.pair.com/ in the US
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Something that I was impressed by when I interviewed at my current job was not just that the company said that they value work-life balance, but that they demonstrated it: they pay time-and-a-half for overtime specifically in order to dissu
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A note to the author: the line graph is pretty much indecipherable to people who are red/green colorblind, which for men is about 5% of the population (it's much more rare in women). I'm not sure if there are tools to help wi
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Actually no, it appears that Mozilla is not getting any money from Pocket but rather chose Pocket themselves. https://www.reddit.com/r/firefox/comments/38aorv/psa_mozilla...
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The future of software and why UX designers should care about type theory(pchiusano.github.io)
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Blackbox Reversing an Electric Skateboard Wireless Protocol(blog.lacklustre.net)
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I think that for some genres of music (or perhaps anything "not electronic"), another problem lies in audio synthesis. Part of that "soul" lies not just in the notes played, the volume they are played at, and the duratio
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The story of the persecuted Christians falling asleep in the cave is also known in Christianity as "The Seven Sleepers of Ephesus" or "The Seven Holy Youths of Ephesus"[1]. Their feast day in the Orthodox church is tomor
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It seems that others asked Tolkein about this, and he denied it: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tom_Bombadil#Characteristics (fourth paragraph) This has a few more relevant quotes: http://scifi.stackexchange.
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I was reluctant to quote Lewis because there is more context to his ideas than can be conveyed in that quote. The negative behaviors you describe aren't typical of just children: they are typical of all of fallen, broken humanity. It&#
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I guess there are at least two schools of thought for programming books. There's the one you mention, and there's a different approach that you'll see here and in other books like Learn You a Haskell for Great Good, Brave Clo
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It's worth noting what Steve Jobs said at the introduction of the iPhone: "The full Safari engine is inside of iPhone. And so, you can write amazing Web 2.0 and Ajax apps that look exactly and behave exactly like apps on the iPhon
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Sorry for changing the title, but the page title didn't really convey how serious this is. There is an additional post on the ISC site which says: "Many of our bugs are limited in scope or affect only users having a particular set
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DOS vulnerability in BIND(kb.isc.org)
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Yeah, I realize that bias is impossible to completely eliminate. The greater reason for me was consistently coming across summaries that were inaccurate and an editor failed to correct it before posting. This was also a number of years ago,
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The Security Dilemma of Docker Hub(containerjournal.com)
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