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10y ago
What is a top goal? Every goal is followed by things to do to achieve it.
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10y ago
Empirically.
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10y ago
Replace morality with health and you'll see the problem in your argument. Health is a necessity of our existence, but not all the things we do are healthy. Why then should we practice a healthy lifestyle?
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10y ago
So you are agreeing that your position is unverifiable? You believe it by faith, and faith is never objective.
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10y ago
> if Atheism is true this has implications for morality, namely moral facts do not actually exist. Only true if you define morality by requiring a god.
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11y ago
That is probably the answer. But to be fair there is no one that knows Swift better than Chris Lattner.
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11y ago
No, it doesn't make any difference at all. The apparent beauty of the text says nothing about the truth of the text. Otherwise the King James Bible, considered by most English scholars to be one of the most, if not the most beautiful w
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11y ago
Of course, that is why most religions are wrong in the same way.
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11y ago
Nobody is saying only religion leads to extremism. When you recognize that I hope you also recognize that religion is the main cause (or tool) of extremism in the world right now, and that Islam plays the biggest role there.
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11y ago
Other mammals as in the ones who use religious texts to get 'power' in the real world. Politicians, military leaders, jihadists, and sadly even teachers and parents. And was the Quran not a revelation from 'God' only to
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11y ago
When the message starts with a private 'revelation', not to me but to others, that I have to unquestionably accept giving some other mammal total control over my mind or be tortured forever, I don't need to be told anymore. I
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12y ago
No, the default in every iMac is a 1TB Hard Drive. http://store.apple.com/us/buy-mac/imac?product=ME086LL/A&ste... http://store.apple.com/us/buy-mac/imac?product=ME087LL/A&a
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12y ago
http://store.apple.com/us/buy-mac/imac I think you are being a little premature. All iMacs have hard drives by default.
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13y ago
Maybe relevant, Steve Jobs wanted to license OS X to Sony for their VAIO line. http://www.theverge.com/2014/2/5/5380832/sony-vaio-apple-os-... http://nobi.com/en/Steve%20Jobs%20and%2
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13y ago
armterarm?
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13y ago
The problem is that they are selling the business instead of adjusting it's structure to bring it inline with the levels of profits they are confortable with. The profits fell over the years because of 'disruptors', IBM could
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13y ago
At least in Mac OS, they have always been called Apps, and with Mac OS X (2001) they even adopted the ".app" extension (Mail.app, Safari.app.) Steve Jobs used to call them apps in public all they way back to the 80s, even during t
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13y ago
Try hover.com
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13y ago
I don't think that is what he wrote, but anyway, what you say has to do with how each OS works and neither is inherently bad. I do think however that the way Windows maximizes applications is more consistent, which is always better. Ma
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13y ago
I don't see the point of a duodecimal system of units when a base 10 system is much more elegant. You would never end up with a 1/64th of something in the metric system. Fractions are a hack . As an aside, I wonder how technology
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13y ago
I guess you didn't read what he wrote. He is not complaining about the windows being to wide, he is complaining about the scaling that Windows 8 applies when it detects a High DPI screen, that makes every element inside a window either
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13y ago
I think you are confusing high resolution with high DPI (Dots Per Inch). The first one is a measure of resolution while the second one a measure of density. Sure they are both related, and I think your point gets across, but they are not th
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13y ago
Just use Tide, http://nymag.com/news/features/tide-detergent-drugs-2013-1/
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13y ago
Unlikely, if 2008 proved anything.
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13y ago
He said and did lots of things that we will consider wrong. That doesn't make what I paraphrased any less true.
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13y ago
Has Google?
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13y ago
I don't get the Apple hate. And at the risk of getting downvoted, I'm gonna paraphrase Steve Jobs, We have to get out of our heads that for Google to win Apple has to loose. This idea that Apple only got right the timing,
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13y ago
This looks awesome. But I'm wondering, how long until we get an iMac using this panel? I guess the thunderbolt display will get it first, but anyway, exciting news.
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13y ago
view > show path bar Then you can go up a level, or many levels.
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13y ago
Your sample is biased. I assume you read most of this rants here (as do I), and this is a place mainly for software engineers and designers, not managers. They complain about their bosses, as do all, and that means you get a lot of complain
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