throwawaygal7

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by throwawaygal7 6y ago
Love how you uses sources the HN audience is extremely sympathetic with, in order to argue against the groupthink. a great comment.
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by throwawaygal7 6y ago
I mean, theres some truth on both sides. From a christian/jewish/islamic perspective whatever you focus most on is your 'idol' - the bible talks alot about worshipping money, for instance. In that sense, then whatever yo
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by throwawaygal7 6y ago
I find it perplexing that you describe catholicism as progressive, since it maintains strict sexual purity standards, a male clergy, anti abortion and homosexuality etc.(Perhaps I misread you) Isnt it true that SA is having extreme growth o
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by throwawaygal7 6y ago
Original anabaptists were not calvinists... primitive baptists are inherently unserious
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by throwawaygal7 6y ago
But it can cost you a job, and your place in society
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by throwawaygal7 6y ago
the universally considered authentic Pauline epistles are commonly dated from the mid 40s to the late fifties AD.... So any arguments made about church leadership 'before' then are arguing from a very small body of evidence (luke&
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by throwawaygal7 6y ago
Since mainline protestantism is in full collapse, is it really true the progressive christianity has any chance of surviving long term?
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by throwawaygal7 6y ago
Scholars are pretty divided on the long ending of mark , it's TRUE to say the oldest codices do not include it, but some old manuscripts do. There's also some slight of hand being done by Erhman, the codex Vaticanus does not inclu
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by throwawaygal7 6y ago
I dont think the shapira finds can really be said to have been dismissed out of anti semitism, after all his cheif critic was also a jewish person. Sure, the cartoons in the times use jewish stereotypes - but only for one of the two jews in
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by throwawaygal7 6y ago
So, the mainstream consensus at that time was that the traditional date for deuteronomy should be replaced by a later date , based on historical-critical methods. These same dates and theories enjoy considerable love today. If the shapira f
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by throwawaygal7 6y ago
http://www.rollstonepigraphy.com/?p=896 It could be real, could be fake. Theirs lots of evidence for it being fake which the new work doesnt adequately deal with. If they are real, it poses problems for modern critical scho
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by throwawaygal7 6y ago
'try to pickup' - totally hear you on the voicemail thing. If you're consistently too busy to take any calls from any social contacts, you're too busy to have a deep friendship anyway. We can still be friends, but never
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by throwawaygal7 6y ago
Love the line about calling. People in this thread dont get it - if you're going to triage me against your other priorities, and if you dont care enough about our friendship to try to pickup when I call - you're not really a frien
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by throwawaygal7 6y ago
This is unsurprising since we often observe plants with a larger number of chromosomes, and a higher number of sets of chromosomes than animals. I believe this is theorized to be a product of domestication (domesticated crops often have a h
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by throwawaygal7 6y ago
the author is right of course, but in practice he's wrong. I've been in a 500k loc codebase mostly in python. As things got complicated, instead of the couple of arguments seen in his example you need up with half a dozen or more,
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by throwawaygal7 6y ago
Somewhere a middle American game stop manager is exiting a position acquired over decades, for a small profit but enough to make him smile. Wallstreet is the outer rim of hell.
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by throwawaygal7 6y ago
I came here to post about the Hep C cure. You did a great job. Only thing I would embellish on is that, much like software - when something is wrong its easier to treat the symptoms than to fix the problem a lot of the times. So it's r
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by throwawaygal7 6y ago
True, also in the comment someone introduces some ... more novel varieties of greens and the author talks about how many are outside of her tree.
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by throwawaygal7 6y ago
Isn't this a marginal thing where you're going to pay more for diminishing returns? These are enthusiasts or professional power user machines; the people who want them will pay more per core to get the best available tech.
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by throwawaygal7 6y ago
I think this has more to do with modernity and monoculture than it does with the types of greens a culture originally ate; usually the left behind greens are less tasty, more ... strongly flavoured, and harder to grow. IIRC small areas of j
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by throwawaygal7 6y ago
For some reason, we never talk about the religious motivations behind the creation of the state of Israel. The balfour declaration was signed well before the holocaust had ever happened; using the holocaust to justify the creation of the co
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by throwawaygal7 6y ago
There are actually a lot of less commonly known greens that are in exotic taxa with few or no other eaten relatives. Strawberry spinach, for example
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by throwawaygal7 6y ago
I believe some cats dont react to it based on genetics, there are other things you can try! Maybe silvervine or valerian?
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by throwawaygal7 6y ago
I think it is most of the genus, I've seen cats eat the shoots on Actinidia plants (Arugata). I know silvervine is in a lot of catnip mixed, I think not all cats react to whatever pheromone is in catnip so a lot of mixes have several d
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by throwawaygal7 6y ago
There is a post ww2, really post 1970s mythos about the founders being deists of the sort we have in philosophy departments today. Because some of the founders were... low church Christians who read the bible as they saw fit, this thesis ca
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by throwawaygal7 6y ago
This process of continuous evolution and adaptation is spectacular; I am relieved to learn about it.