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by rat87 7y ago
If you look at Einstein Bagles menu they have Nova Lox and Schmear (yiddish for smear/spread which is usually cream cheese or flavored cream cheese)on the menu. I'd say both terms(lox(originally pronounced lacks) and shmear) are s
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by rat87 7y ago
Infowars won't actually accuratley answer of it's been correct so Google is following the users clear intent and giving them good answers
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by rat87 7y ago
This is basically backwards Infowars never has the best coverage Because it's a at best a crazy conspiracy site, and at worst a far right conspiracy site. This is actually a massive problem with YouTube in which Google optimizes for ti
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by rat87 7y ago
> Breitbart articles discussing Google censorship aren’t radical alt-right preaching. That may be narrowly true of a particular article but it isn't true of the newspaper as a whole. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x2
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by rat87 7y ago
Which they should While it isn't quite as bad I'd compare Breitbart more to Der strummer the Nazi Propaganda rag then to partisan newspapers or blogs. Racist and bigoted propaganda is what you'll see over and over in it&#x27
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by rat87 7y ago
He couchsurfed his friends homes, collaborating on math papers with them.
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by rat87 7y ago
I'm not saying paypal is blameless (especially since their customer service is broken and proving yourself innocent is difficult) but their behavior is driven by government regulation against fraud and shady businesses. It's easy
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by rat87 7y ago
That's not partisan that's idealogical Partisanship means supporting one party, you're describing ideology supporting a decision
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by rat87 7y ago
I'm not sure it's quite the same thing as https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IBM_and_the_Holocaust but still not great
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by rat87 8y ago
> PETERSON: Yeah, well, because I see that the social justice etiology (sic.) that’s destroyed a huge swath of academia is on the march in a major way through corporate America. And if the corporate people think they’re immune to it, the
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by rat87 8y ago
These are used by python's documentation tools to extract documentation from running objects by importing and examining __doc__ of objects, instead of extracting docs from comments like Java or c++ doxygen. It also makes it easier to d
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by rat87 8y ago
Maybe I'm a bit of a rust fanboy and a bit of a skeptic but Zig and Jai aren't going anywhere. Zig appears to be a largely single contibutor ( https://github.com/ziglang/zig/graphs/contributors the c
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by rat87 8y ago
It's funny you call safe spaces Fascistic while arguing against censorship. A lot of it doesn't have much to do with civilized disagreement and honest debate since many of the people deplatformed are neither interested nor capable
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by rat87 8y ago
it's absolute bullshit that they haven't banned that cesspit yet
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by rat87 8y ago
well yes considering how much he has empowered far right racist crowd
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by rat87 8y ago
> In every other language you write code. Perl is magic and you write spells. Really? Every other language? https://mitpress.mit.edu/sites/default/files/sicp/full-text/... > The evolution of a
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by rat87 8y ago
I'm pretty sure that's one of the reasons the UN human rights council is considered a useless organization
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by rat87 8y ago
> Well the US supports another vile regime and its disgusting human rights practices and culture, namely Israel. This is an incredibly stupid thing to say edit: This seems to be your only comment ???
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by rat87 8y ago
As noted some countries have an appointed president (not for life) without much power that takes a similar symbolic (head of state) role to a monarch/Governor general in a constitutional monarchy (democracy). Like the German or Israeli
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by rat87 8y ago
That's as
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by rat87 8y ago
At around 7 minutes he goes into Hanna Barbera's "Limited animation" including a surprising reference from Dextor's laboratory to the cheap animation style and that animator Chuck Jones called it "Illustrated radio&
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by rat87 8y ago
> It appears that lots of people choose to drive for Lyft knowing they won't get those benefits. Why ignore their choice? Because we live in a democracy that has some minimal protections for workers(not as much as we should). We hav
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by rat87 8y ago
> Forcing Lyft to hire employees instead of contractors won't mean there will be more workers with a safety-net; it means there won't be any Lyft. So? If lift fails a better business will come along that can treat employees we
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by rat87 8y ago
Tarrifs tend to be complex and not mirrored on both sides for both items For instance when Europe put a tax on American chicken, America replied with a tax on their Trucks.
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by rat87 8y ago
With Trump? unlikely
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by rat87 8y ago
This is why Programmers shouldn't be legislatures /s but sort of no /s Laws aren't clean enough for diffs. refactoring isn't a bad idea but is quite difficult. Laws aren't written and can't be written as e
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by rat87 8y ago
Planet Money had an episode on this The Eddie Murphy rule/what happens at the end of Trading Places https://www.npr.org/templates/transcript/transcript.php?stor... as well as on the onion King ( https:/&
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by rat87 8y ago
Someone listed to NPR's Planet Money Onion King episode https://www.npr.org/templates/transcript/transcript.php?stor...
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by rat87 8y ago
> It's pretty amazing that Arabic, technically spoken in a contiguous region from Morocco to Saudi Arabia isn't mutually intelligible with itself, whereas English, French or Spanish, separated by oceans for centuries, even if t
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by rat87 8y ago
> I'd describe it as PHP ecosystem/stdlib/development practices פעמיים נקודתיים

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