taybin

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by taybin 14y ago
You don't need to be an extremist to call the title sexist. DHH is well known presenting the persona of a dick.
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by taybin 14y ago
That would be a faulty correlation. I often receive gifts that I like, but I don't turn around and give the same gift the next year. Also, while people might just be being polite, that possibly doesn't go away with a purchased gift.
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by taybin 14y ago
This is exactly why my wife and I give home cooked food and preserves as gifts this time of year. We are trying to declutter our life and everyone we talk to feels the same. Why give junk when you can give an experience. For the same amount
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by taybin 14y ago
Why would that be? Surely you're not suggesting that people who make poor medical choices deserve to die...
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by taybin 14y ago
But twitter is still pretty stupid, right?
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by taybin 14y ago
Mismanagement can cause 1 as well.
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by taybin 14y ago
This would be more interesting if it included the official country codes: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Country_code
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by taybin 14y ago
Given that only radicals are against all taxation, I don't think that it is accurate to describe "taxes" as a leftist position.
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by taybin 14y ago
Fancy name for the lesson "cleanup after yourself" I'm trying to teach my son. But still a good idea that I will try to make use of in my own life.
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by taybin 14y ago
How about some specifics? I get suspicious when I see "leftists" thrown around.
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by taybin 14y ago
What about the I'm a Mac/I'm a PC commercials?
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by taybin 14y ago
"contains non-binding language that allows you to specify how equity split in the new venture is planned" If it's non-binding, what's the point?
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by taybin 14y ago
Or you do what I do. Grow older, have a kid, and only login in to sporadically see the photos your wife posts of your child. I've tuned it out. I suspect other people as they get older will too.
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by taybin 14y ago
The brushstrokes are more in Van Gogh's style. (not the author)
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by taybin 14y ago
Shouldn't the general public have high school reading levels?
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by taybin 14y ago
They have to start somewhere. Why are you so negative about this?
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by taybin 14y ago
Are you saying this is a bad thing? Continuity of culture is a good thing.
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by taybin 14y ago
Also makes for a good interview question.
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by taybin 14y ago
Or something...!
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by taybin 14y ago
I absolutely agree. I had to dig pretty deep into it to see what broke between versions. It is crazy town in there.
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by taybin 14y ago
Funny, but why did you post this twice from two accounts?
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by taybin 14y ago
Since proper nouns are also capitalized, it is ambiguous and you can't script around it.
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by taybin 14y ago
Sounds like someone doesn't want others in his cool club.
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by taybin 14y ago
The problem of describing a problem should be simpler than the solving of the problem. Thus, needing a simpler description of a problem should not be an impediment to actually solving the problem.
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by taybin 14y ago
Well said, but I'm still not inclined to send him my non-answers so that I can deliberately enjoy the feeling of inadequacy.
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by taybin 14y ago
"The author never judges" yes you did...
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by taybin 14y ago
While the problem may be complex, the description of why the problem should be solved should be simple.
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by taybin 14y ago
I wonder if this table had been made in 1880 if it would have split the recent past into 10 year increments too. Or 1330, for that matter. And if in 2220, our past 150 years will be grouped together under some other moniker.
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by taybin 14y ago
You're being ridiculous.
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by taybin 14y ago
It looks like a prohibition era speakeasy.

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