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saboot
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A few of the lessons he talked about I've seen repeated on Casey Muratori's "Handmade Hero" series. Specifically point #3, he talked early on about writing simple code that fulfills one metric: it works. Afterwards you c
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I have talked directly to people in higher positions in telecom industries. They are expecting a reversal on net neutrality towards more "market-friendly" positions. Yes, this is a personal anecdote. No, I don't have a citati
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10y ago
You have every right to take this position, and if you feel strongly have no obligation to stay. What I cannot understand is the next step of proposing to close the entire subreddit. Don't want to moderate it anymore? Then don't.
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I'm not really sure what high and mighty role wikileaks can claim. Most major journalism outlets have ways for submitting information online anonymously. With their editorial standards they can avoid many of the (in some cases deadly)
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10y ago
I had a few keyboard input issues with vim, and 256 color display problems. My "solution" was to just have Xming on startup, and create a shortcut on my taskbar to launch an xfce4-terminal instead of the default cmd.exe based thin
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I use both frequently. The real thing I like about root is the ability to interactively change the style of the plot itself by opening it in the editor. Saves a lot of time, better than having change one line of code and recompile just beca
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10y ago
Yeah, that's an odd comment to make. I can't really imagine using anything else but matplotlib. I'm a scientist and need fine control over most access of my plots, though the interface for it I admit is a bit cumbersome.
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10y ago
I really want to like the PVTS stuff, but I miss the great documentation display that Spyder offers https://pythonhosted.org/spyder/help.html In PVTS I'm constantly looking on the web at the NumPy docs at what a q
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10y ago
In the opinion of an anonymous Donald Trump troll account. Not really lending much credibility there. Not surprised you can't defend for your own agenda though.
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Man go read Byrd's wiki page or really any piece of information before presenting a faux defense "Senator Byrd came to consistently support the NAACP civil rights agenda, doing well on the NAACP Annual Civil Rights Report Card. He
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Care to explain?
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1. Not a member of the clinton campaign 2. > I can handle it fine. It's the Clinton campaign (and surrogates) that are trying to actively associate Pepe as a symbol of racism and that's what I object to. People promoting racism
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You are wrongly characterizing what I am saying. Maybe try reading my original post again? People can only "allow" them to inject themselves into discourse when they have full consent, ie what their agenda is. Ignoring them doesn&
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> this has the opposite intent of what you expect and like the Streisand effect They are promoting it themselves, loudly, and trying to inject their ideas into mainstream political discourse. I see no problem in calling for people to rej
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I can't reply to you, but I suggest you try replying directly to my points instead of injecting your own political agenda.
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What are you talking about? I'm pointing out that they are intentionally using pepe memes to make their ideas seem innocuous. And they get retweeted widely. It's a fact, choose to do what you want with it. If you want to blow that
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No, I mean people like Richard Spencer, an unashamed white supremacist who believes in segregating by race. "We live in a society of a great deal of degeneracy, we live in a society in which the fundamental norms are liberal, and we ar
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Not self proclaimed internet racists, we're talking about white nationalists and race segregationists like Richard Spencer and Jared Taylor discussing Pepe as a way to "speak truth to power".
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Way to give the half 'truth' there, it's a supreme irony that DT supporters are ready to call anyone a shill but are just fine parading lies because they feel repeating it often enough makes it true. > Meanwhile there is a
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You haven't been paying attention. Yes, pepe was fine, and yes many people who post it do so with no ill intent. But you are ignoring that people who are proudly racist are openly admitting to using pepe specifically to broaden and pop
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> Is it really so hard to believe that there could be paid political shills operating on here? Yes > CTR pays people to spam 4chan [Citation Needed]
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I am similar, I did decide to switch though as for just about all my numeric scripts all I needed to do was change the print statement syntax
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This is true, but if you have a chronic condition (unmanaged diabetes, mental illness, .. cancer) you'll just get enough to put you in a stable condition and out you go
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I would think a government run prison would be more amenable to public pressure to reform and change, as opposed to a free market solution.
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I actually messed up my cast iron pan recently (left on burner and all the seasoning burnt off) and haven't been bothered to fix it yet. I'll probably give this recipe a go tomorrow, thanks!
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I, personally, find Mark Bittman's recipe to be one of the simplest. It delivers great chicken every time. http://cooking.nytimes.com/recipes/1015812-simplest-roast-ch... It requires a cast iron pan. It requires h
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Disagreeing with an article is no reason to flag it. Although you aren't disagreeing even, just saying "it sounds like SJW (??) so I don't like it and no one else should".
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Many prominent republicans have come to this same conclusion, so it's not an unreasonable fear.
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He was (is?) a birther, and made it central to his political stances at the time way beyond anything that is acceptable.
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[citation needed]
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