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721.
by rue 17y ago
I assume I would need to enable Facebook JS to see that? Perhaps they only want to target the Facebook demography, but if not, it would be a "good" idea to allow some other kind of login.
722.
by rue 17y ago
Yeah, I am sure it is good to have. Just not necessary , particularly if mistaking it to be causes failure, stress or paralysis. One should strive to have something up there. If it pays, I guess that is a bonus. It is not your fault, but o
723.
by rue 17y ago
Weight-lifting does weaken you. Rest makes you stronger :)
724.
by rue 17y ago
Even the "paying real money" bit is unnecessary. Having some working, usable sample code - whether your own project or participation in someone else's - obviously provides some gauge of what you can do but also indicates that you can make a
725.
by rue 17y ago
"They."
726.
by rue 17y ago
I think sort of a corollary point to this is that many people associate jazz with the often cacophonous "free/abstract jazz" (or whatever the term du jour is.) The image is often of mentarbatory discord. I do not like at least modern "free
727.
by rue 17y ago
It is not an assertion, it is an opinion .
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by rue 17y ago
I do not think the poor are made out to be stupid in the article, moreso it perhaps contains in it the American poverty experience: among Western countries, poverty in the U.S. is quite unique particularly in the form of long-term predation
729.
by rue 17y ago
A single animal is not a self-contained system.
730.
by rue 17y ago
No money in it?
731.
by rue 17y ago
Sr. Architect Astronaut Cowboy Millionaire.
732.
by rue 17y ago
> It was a TV show. It's being displayed in large parts in the documentary. The fact that it has been sliced with pseudo scientifical comments doesn't change the nature of it. I do not understand your objection. Are you arguing agains
733.
by rue 17y ago
Though it turns out leeches are actually useful for modern medicine too. Being mean, I would say that is where the analogy to SVN breaks :)
734.
by rue 17y ago
Perhaps your argument is not coming through clearly, but this was not an actual TV show. It was a documentary where the experiment was staged to be a TV show. Obeying a doctor and a show hostess are indeed different. All things being equa
735.
by rue 17y ago
You could just as well make the argument that such "violating internal beliefs" is actually the exposed core and that such beliefs are the veneer furnished by upbringing.
736.
by rue 17y ago
The article actually mentions a rehabilitation plan based on the subject's self-interest.
737.
by rue 17y ago
> Either the author is pretty obtuse, or he's deliberately misrepresenting Bray's comparisons between the web and the iPhone app ecosystem. I thought it was pretty clear in Bray's original post that he wasn't try to say that Apple was
738.
by rue 17y ago
Wonder what happens if you split a limb?
739.
by rue 17y ago
Hair is naturally shiny if it is not dry.
740.
by rue 17y ago
You must remember that the people doing the hiring will not be the same in 10 years, either. Admittedly, the transition period to an "internet-understanding" management-age workforce is probably still 15-20 years off.
741.
by rue 17y ago
You could squash parts of a single bugfix, sure, if you end up with multiple commits. Still, though, I would leave the spec you wrote (you write tests or specs for bugs you find, right? Right?:) in a separate commit - in case you for exampl
742.
by rue 17y ago
Rebasing is not the problem, squashing is[1]. I never understood that. To me, it suggests the person does not understand branch merges. You should either: A. Rebase on top of master, keeping all commits; or B. Merge the branch, keeping br
743.
by rue 17y ago
Pretty sexist to make assumptions just because the dude's name is Jessica.
744.
by rue 17y ago
Overcoming fear is also a key survival characteristic.
745.
by rue 17y ago
Even after all these years in the U.S., I find amusement in technological innovation for cheques.
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by rue 17y ago
"Patches welcome." Edit: That is, if you work with professionals.
747.
by rue 17y ago
The solution is to not be afraid.
748.
by rue 17y ago
Neither a tree of life nor a paradisiacal existence in the past are unique to the middle-eastern fables. See e.g. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tree_of_life
749.
by rue 17y ago
I am sure it did. I do not see, however, what that has to do with capacity/patronage?
750.
by rue 17y ago
"Proper." Anyway. I live in a place where public transportation is plentiful, convenient, and rarely beset by attacks from the less-fortunate.

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