petegrif

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by petegrif 13y ago
I think there is a deep truth here. Most artists are acute observers of the human condition. They distill the products of such observation into artistic truths and evolve forms to freshly present their insights. The problem is that there is
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by petegrif 13y ago
To my eye there is a major problem with the piece. Studying English Literature is not just learning how to write. Not is it the only way to learn how to write. One might, for example, argue that philosophy is a superior training in how to c
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by petegrif 13y ago
Thanks for the detailed rebuttal. Your considered response opened my eyes to the reality of the situation. Many thanks.
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by petegrif 14y ago
That's good enough for someone who knows him.
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by petegrif 14y ago
Dear Paul and Harj irony falls on deaf ears.
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by petegrif 14y ago
Haha.
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by petegrif 14y ago
Wonderful story.
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by petegrif 14y ago
Thank you.
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by petegrif 14y ago
Let's just drive the route again. See what happens.
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by petegrif 14y ago
Interesting data. And of course there is another course of action that can settle this once and for all. Repeat the journey with an unimpeachable witness along for the ride.
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Ortiz is 'terribly upset'
1 points by petegrif 14y ago|1 comments
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by petegrif 14y ago
Sounds to me to be exactly the kind of property a town needs. Get all that bad shit in one place so the police don't have to work finding the perps. Just station some agents in the hotel and go fishing.
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by petegrif 14y ago
But if he would 'likely have prevailed at trial' why would a prosecutor waste state resources pursuing the case? Serious question.
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by petegrif 14y ago
The title is one-sided link bait.
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by petegrif 14y ago
Precisely. LOL.
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I think the point he would make is that Java works.
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by petegrif 14y ago
I feel you fall into the very trap of which he speaks. Even a Philosophy Ph.D.Student, wise in the way of the Ancients, and eager to speak plainly, finds it impossible to not be 'caught up in the muddle of confused language.' Your study ha
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by petegrif 14y ago
Security theater gone mad.
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by petegrif 14y ago
Sounded pretty cool. Just one gripe. He forgot the 'like' button.
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by petegrif 14y ago
Surely he isn't trying to dictate what conclusions other people draw? He is simply trying to state facts as he sees them and help those who have drawn inaccurate conclusions based on speculation or lack of evidence.
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by petegrif 14y ago
#bindersofusers
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by petegrif 14y ago
I don't understand why you feel it necessary to make your points in such an inflammatory manner. Your arguments are well made, why do you feel the need to, for example, call someone 'astoundingly naive?' Being rude doesn't make your points
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by petegrif 14y ago
Surely the fact that NaCl is currently led by Google should not disqualify it from being a potentially valuable contribution to web apps. Most prevalent technologies started in this way, include js. And most started in a much less 'open' wa
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by petegrif 14y ago
I may be horrifying but rediscovering something is not the same as inventing it.
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College Companion recycles college prep books to underserved students
1 points by petegrif 14y ago|0 comments
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by petegrif 14y ago
Another angle on this is that there are many different types of programming. A math degree is not necessarily a huge advantage for a career in webdev but imho it is a nice start for scientific computing or data mining.
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by petegrif 14y ago
1. Well said.
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by petegrif 14y ago
MS answer to DART?
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by petegrif 14y ago
It's great that he apologized, but it shouldn't have been a surprise. The problems that I have had are so gross, so blindingly obvious, that the most cursory use would have revealed problems. Hence he cannot of himself used the product, whi
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by petegrif 14y ago
system 76

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