seamyb88

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by seamyb88 7y ago
In case you didn't know, we're talking about c code.
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by seamyb88 7y ago
Am I the only one grimacing at the lack of curlies around if/else scope? Just good practice!
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by seamyb88 7y ago
What's wrong with glib, other than not being lightweight? I love glib.
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by seamyb88 7y ago
Manufacture your own victory if you wish. No better way than to nitpick an estimated figure in a quip, which incidentally is a correct one. I could suggest your next move: claim that I didn't mean spending over decades and imply I mean
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by seamyb88 7y ago
And I'll stop wading through the waters of arguing with somebody void of the history of the topic. After I point out that the CIA made hundreds of attempts to assassinate Castro. You seem to be missing a whole portion of the story. So
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by seamyb88 7y ago
'tis yea.
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by seamyb88 7y ago
I begrudgingly cited wikipedia, but there's enough in there to show, at the very least, that Cuba has a better healthcare system than the USA. Cuba is desperately poor, like most post-colonial countries. Despite this, Cuba has: [1] - a
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by seamyb88 7y ago
John's "Castro monopoly money" comment.
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by seamyb88 7y ago
But they can.
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by seamyb88 7y ago
No, but being recognised throughout the world for their quality does mean they're "any good". Your last comment tells me who I'm speaking to. Fly your eagle, man. Fly!
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by seamyb88 7y ago
Ew a luggage handler? What makes them think they can earn money, the horrendous little urchins. Cuba.... Cuba... isn't that the country with the best healthcare system in the world? Don't they send thousands of doctors to the USA
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by seamyb88 7y ago
> You seem to disregard that in many countries the alternative to "sweatshop labor" is becoming a beggar. Know who hasn't disregarded this? The wealthy people exploiting it, who pointed it out to you in the hope that this
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by seamyb88 7y ago
Fortnite. In your bathroom.
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by seamyb88 7y ago
If your definition of fine involves the current level of poverty worldwide and the increasing trends towards billionaires exasperating at all-time-low tax rates, then everything is peachy. The real fallacy in this headline is the idea that
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by seamyb88 7y ago
Incredibly interesting: article applying scientific methods to society gets little attention from those who apply it to silicon. It's not that the data is too noisy, or the subject too inconclusive, I believe. It's that the field