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skj
9y ago
Not just function prologues, but also channel operations. Might sound like a minor nit but it's a pretty important nit.
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skj
9y ago
Damascus steel hasn't been rediscovered, but that wiki article indicates that it has been surpassed.
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skj
9y ago
FYI Google used gsuite internally for its 20k-or-whatever engineers and, in my opinion, it works fantastically. (I'm a Google engineer)
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skj
9y ago
It's amazing how much expectations affect performance in children. It's why I scoff at those who present statistics saying insert-your-supposedly-inferior-group-here underperform compared to their favored "normal" group.
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skj
9y ago
Frankly, I'm not sure I would have done any better.
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skj
9y ago
People say that about any political affiliation they don't like.
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skj
9y ago
The fact that there are some things where this relation does not hold is not an argument against the OPs claims.
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skj
9y ago
They arrested the Insys executives before they began going after the doctors.
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skj
9y ago
Vinegar is acetic acid.
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skj
9y ago
This kind of response is, in my opinion, anti-academic. A better response would be too try to find some literature on the subject.
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skj
9y ago
> Google controlling what you can learn by censoring results based on politics. Is there an example of this?
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skj
9y ago
In the first quote it is implied that Einstein is being asked the question. Then it isn't clear who Eddington was. The questioner, I thought at first. Then no, a phone typo of Einstein? I found it confusing and the larger quote cleared
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skj
9y ago
The difference between a "bet" and a "sure thing".
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skj
9y ago
Side comment, but using Roman numerals to indicate century is completely bizarre to me.
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skj
9y ago
Availability issue solved!
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skj
9y ago
Was the nurse wrong? Aspirating water can cause dry drowning.
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skj
9y ago
Where do people think they're going to put the water when it's not in the ocean, anyway? In space? It would get the paper stack wet so this is clearly nonsense.
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skj
9y ago
You can use it however you want to, I'm just telling you how people will understand it.
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skj
9y ago
To be clear, "dropped" is different than "lost". When someone describes dropping a bomb they're describing an intentional explosion.
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skj
9y ago
Sounds legit.
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skj
9y ago
Waste product according to the driving force.
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skj
9y ago
Not all systems have bash.
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skj
9y ago
Ah, the little-known poop-eating income tax loophole...
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skj
9y ago
Are there really people here suggesting that Twitter block the POTUS? Look, he's a madman, but he's also the president. It's not up to Twitter to try and alter the national dialogue.
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skj
9y ago
Only if you frame the problem as "I see homeless people".
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skj
9y ago
Export leaves things in your environment. The tool only puts them in the subproc's environment.
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skj
9y ago
The /s was pretty clear before the fact too.
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skj
9y ago
Your concept of danger diverges wildly from my own.
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skj
9y ago
Here's an idea: 1. decide how many congresspeople there should be 2. allow anyone to run 3. allow anyone to vote for anyone 4. once someone has #voters/#congresspeople, they become a congressperson 5. no one else can vote for that
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skj
9y ago
The who-spoke-to-whom-and-when data is... well certainly not nothing. Quite powerful, I'd think.
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