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by sebular 11y ago
I believe that the best thing to do is to think deeply about it and explore those feelings. Because it's inevitable, we need to accept and embrace it. Picture any time before you were born. If it's not scary or sad to think abou
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by sebular 11y ago
Touch your inner ring finger with your thumb. That's the place to put it, and it could be sold as, you know... a ring, instead of a giant fake fingernail that makes it look like you had your thumb surgically replaced with a big toe. Wh
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by sebular 11y ago
This is really the top-voted comment right now? An adult male of average weight hits .08 BAC at about 4 drinks. $5 will get you about 4-5 miles in an Uber, and in many bars that won't even get you another drink. You're complete
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by sebular 12y ago
Ha! After complaining I figured I'd give one more shot at solving this and I came across that same technique. Then I came back here to update my post and of course people were already giving me that advice. Zen achieved.
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by sebular 12y ago
Nice! I just returned to Sublime after getting fed up with Atom's performance and stability issues, and I can't believe it took me this long to switch back. One thing that bothers me, maybe more than it should-- On OS X, I like o
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by sebular 12y ago
What a ridiculous and false assertion-- all you've demonstrated is that there are costs of entering the market. That says nothing about the potentially enormous profits to be made if your redesigned condom beats the competition and bec
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by sebular 12y ago
It sounds like you aren't familiar with mechanical keyboards and why people like them-- any similarities you're noticing between this keyboard and an old HP from 2000 are purely cosmetic. I happen to own two keyboards: a mechanic
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by sebular 12y ago
Nope, skj had it right and you've got it backwards. Otherwise we wouldn't perceive black holes to be black holes... If we observed matter falling into a black hole to be "halting there", well, we'd see it halted th
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by sebular 12y ago
A well-written game can account for lag and prevent those kinds of glitches from happening...
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by sebular 12y ago
You're not wrong at all. Furthermore: > 2. Under 30 years old Is obviously age discrimination as well. Unlike some people, I'm under no illusions that tech is non-discriminatory, but it's still surprising and disappointi
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by sebular 12y ago
I've seen some beautiful UE4 screenshots and well-composed videos, but this was the first video I've seen of someone just walking through a scene with a controller, and it blew me away.
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by sebular 12y ago
Wow, what a disappointing response. Talking about bombs at the airport is not the same as having literature in your carry-on with the word "bomb" on it. The last novel I brought on a flight talked extensively about bombs, should
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by sebular 12y ago
Yes, living in the rural United States is far cheaper than living in any major city. Realize that the continental US is over 33 times the size of the UK, but only has about 5 times the population. There just isn't any competition for
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by sebular 12y ago
Thank you. I rolled my eyes so hard when he started droning on about brogrammers not bothering to learn below their layers of abstraction. We live in a world where job postings are looking for RoR developers, job interviews test you on Fiz
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by sebular 12y ago
And yet if it's not, then sharing this article is probably one of the better things you can do with the information.
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by sebular 12y ago
Great article. The strangest part for me was the sudden onset that people experienced. When I think of psychological disorders, I think of how symptoms usually start small and gradually get more severe. Everybody gets small phantom itches
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by sebular 12y ago
It's liability, which you might call the corporate version of fear. Even though the chance that North Koreans would stage a terrorist attack in an American movie theater is slim to none, if something did happen, there would be no end t
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by sebular 12y ago
In 2014, China produced nearly 1/4 of the world's CO2 emissions, with the US coming in second at 15% (however, I believe we're the worst emitters per capita). Within the US, 32% of our emissions come from powering the electr
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by sebular 12y ago
That's a really poor response. When Joyce published his first novel as a nobody, people like you would've said something equally thoughtless about his grammar, followed up by a glib "the writer is no Arthur Conan Doyle."
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by sebular 12y ago
I'm cringing at your comment. If you'd paid attention to the literary analysis, you'd realize that the author's point is a lot more nuanced than something as obvious and basic as "teach responsibility, not abstinen
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by sebular 12y ago
Reminds you? The author writes about that in the article, interviewing someone who has had the procedure.
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by sebular 12y ago
I wonder if a model like this one could be the basis for coding AI with emotions. Not that you'd really want a robot butler who experiences mood swings, but I'm sure there would be useful applications.
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by sebular 12y ago
Do everything you did for the last ending, except wait until it's too late for your mom to pick you up. When uncle shows up, run to the kitchen even though you're not allowed to go there.
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by sebular 12y ago
I hope you meant "anti-piracy" ;)
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by sebular 12y ago
Your comment provoked me to go and watch that video, and watching it clarified this whole issue for me. As someone who's done a reasonable amount of undergraduate-level film and literature analysis, I felt that the video fell quite ni
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by sebular 12y ago
At least for me, that's why you don't get an upvote (you'd get a downvote if I could give one). You keep painting this as a political issue, when it isn't. The point is not that Rice is controversial, or a republican. T
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by sebular 12y ago
They like momentum scrolling so much that they put it on the checklist twice :)
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by sebular 12y ago
I agree, it is your age and personal bias. The content of the response strings (I can only assume that's what you're complaining about) has nothing to do with the validity of the challenge. Furthermore, the programming world has
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by sebular 12y ago
Not only does it sound like you didn't read the article to the end, it sounds like you didn't even bother to skim past the first 1/3.
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by sebular 12y ago
This article hits on some good points, but it conflates two separate issues: 1. The quality of education at Ivy League schools isn't living up to the hype (and cost) of their "brand". 2. Fraternities are a destructive force i

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