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by philosopher1234 7y ago
I think this is an insufficient argument. There are lots of examples where standardization works and is effective, eg HTML, HTTP, SSL, FTP, CSS ... The argument you posed is against standardization in general, but if the conclusion is “all
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by philosopher1234 7y ago
Why should the FDA protect those not doing their due diligence at the expense of those who want to eat dirty food?
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by philosopher1234 7y ago
I agree with you, but perhaps we could lay off the tone at the start. Maybe GP is not cynical but just uninformed
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by philosopher1234 7y ago
What corner cases did it not cover for you?
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by philosopher1234 7y ago
Whats wrong with back patting? They did a good job
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by philosopher1234 7y ago
Each method has its own innate complexity, the complexity of "whats this method do? when do I use it? Why would I use this method instead of a different method in this class? Now I have to dive into this method to read its implementati
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by philosopher1234 7y ago
Surveiling the population is not equivalent to genocide
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by philosopher1234 7y ago
You can feel the heat of the sun
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by philosopher1234 7y ago
You can go back if you like but I think being an employee suits me better ...
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by philosopher1234 7y ago
I appreciate that you liked the experience, but since I have not had that experience, would you mind explaining what it is that made you feel so strongly about the car?
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by philosopher1234 7y ago
Unless gasp people can make mistakes
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by philosopher1234 7y ago
I claim that being kind, having a stable job, and capable of love is enough to find a woman with those same qualities. I think it’s weird that you keep running around this thread telling men they’re not good enough in such a vicious tone. I
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by philosopher1234 7y ago
Why do you need to be “hot shit” in order to date? Why isn’t being able to provide for your SO emotionally/physically/financially sufficient? By your standards I’m not hot shit but my girlfriend loves me so I’m wondering why I sho
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by philosopher1234 7y ago
Why is being a competent, stable, kind adult not enough to be in a healthy relationship? Is it better to be mcjagger than mr Rogers? What I bring to my relationship isn’t primarily mystery or entertainment or coolness or “being interesting”
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by philosopher1234 7y ago
What do you personally do to be interesting?
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by philosopher1234 7y ago
Could you elaborate why that is?
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by philosopher1234 7y ago
But they are predictions. The commenter is saying these things will happen by 2030. Just because they’re popular doesn’t mean they’re not predictions or that there’s something wrong with them. If you want to write some crazy predictions you
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by philosopher1234 8y ago
That says nothing about the statement I quoted from you. Do you know what you're talking about?
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by philosopher1234 8y ago
>Mainstream theories are largely discredited by neuroscience and psychiatry Could you provide a citation for this claim? Thanks!
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Artificial Intelligence for Military Use and National Security(youtube.com)
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by philosopher1234 8y ago
Or, don’t branch. Is branching so essential?
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by philosopher1234 8y ago
Not those yucky liberal arts degrees! Why don’t you “intellectuals” stop trying to talk about things with big words... you’re not better than me! I’m smarter than you!
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by philosopher1234 9y ago
I think it might be too strong to say the things you are doing are bad just because they hurt other people. Thats what tradeoffs are, like firing people, for instance. I would write more but basically I think its too strong to say that most
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by philosopher1234 9y ago
She seems worthy of being added to the byline, but I don't think its right for you to be so dismissive of OP's point. GP wrote a statement that sounds like "interns should be added to the byline for pulitzer prizes." The