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by soperj 3y ago
Why have God if you already have Jesus? Why do you need both?
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by soperj 3y ago
I'm not saying that it's not impressive. I'm just saying that I feel like considering that it doesn't have the human limitations of it being hard to remember every facet of the rocks, that it could do better job still!
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by soperj 3y ago
Even then, if you make one long row, you have hundreds of available spots to place it, with at least 6 sides to decide on which orientation to place the stone. If there are no good spots currently, it could place the stone down next to the
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by soperj 3y ago
Considering it scans all the rocks, you'd think it would be able to fit the rocks together better. I don't expect a Incan wall, but I think it would be able to construct a tighter fitting wall if it were programmed to care.
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by soperj 3y ago
I think character development matters a hell of a lot more than plot.
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by soperj 3y ago
I thought Jesus was supposed to be God's son, not literally god?
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by soperj 3y ago
Kids from my neighbourhood consistently come and knock on our door to play with our kids outside (and vice-versa) - not from the States, Canada. Even if there are no other kids to play with I send mine outside to play in the yard, that&#x27
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by soperj 3y ago
I drop my kids off at school on the way. They bike too. Started with a trail-a-bike, and now they are their own bikes and I bike with them to school on my way.
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by soperj 3y ago
If they can get reuse going and it's cheaper than flying a falcon 9, I think there's a lot of commercial utility. If you can put a 110 ton satellite into orbit for the current price of an 8 ton satellite, then you really don'
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by soperj 3y ago
> one that measures the progress in delivering useful value to society Being a slumlord seems to be a profitable enterprise that provides nothing useful to society, instead it just leaches off of people who are actually doing useful thi
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by soperj 3y ago
They also supported Apartheid South Africa... so must have changed fairly recently.
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by soperj 3y ago
Majority of my time commuting the bike wins every time, mostly because I'm commuting at the same time as everyone else.
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by soperj 3y ago
If i remember correctly, it was some of the same people who are involved in both cases.
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by soperj 3y ago
It was the 5th largest industry in the US in the 1850s, the US had by far the most whaling ships of any nation.
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by soperj 3y ago
Apollo wasn't a risk?
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by soperj 3y ago
Last I checked, they put someone on the moon.
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by soperj 3y ago
Never seen a guy save a company so many times. Begs the question why it needed saving so often...
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by soperj 3y ago
Is there one about IBM and Apartheid as well?
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by soperj 3y ago
Just look at the economists who are calculating inflation using the 80s methodologies and it's been way higher that the public figure.
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by soperj 3y ago
They are lying to us though. Inflation is and was higher than what they're saying it is.
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by soperj 3y ago
It shouldn't be too difficult to find an invite? They hand them out pretty frequently.
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by soperj 3y ago
What are you having for dinner tonight?
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by soperj 3y ago
> The cultural traditions that made simple foods practical have been lost from many families and those never-learned recipes and habits don't just restore themselves to people overnight when times get tough. That strikes a chord. H
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by soperj 3y ago
I think this has a lot to do with the under counting of inflation. If you go back to 80s methodology inflation has been much larger that what they've let on.
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by soperj 3y ago
So it used to be that rich people were able to get supplies previously, and now rich people are in the same situation that the poor people were always in?
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by soperj 3y ago
> There is nothing wrong with keeping units empty to manage overall rental yield. That's like saying there's nothing wrong from profiteering during a crisis. Are you for stores drastically increasing prices on essentials like
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by soperj 3y ago
The software is recommending keeping units empty in areas with rental shortages because it pushes up prices.
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by soperj 3y ago
Would you believe the paper that said that teaching by encouraging research with the scientific method is better? Would be very ironic if it said that it wasn't.
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by soperj 3y ago
Did you press any keys aside from 'd' and 'f'? If you haven't then they've won.
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by soperj 3y ago
> I read a book in 91 about Bill Gates and how he hacked DOS together Book of fiction then. They bought DOS, and actually had to get a contractor(Tim Paterson from SCP) to come in to port it to the IBM PC.

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