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Coober Pedy has one of the most beautiful underground churches I have ever seen https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-1sINQ77Q28
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No thanks. I like Java, and esp Java 8 just fine.
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Statistics and data are a means, not an end. Narratives and conclusions must be made by people. That said, I agree a little more data wouldn't hurt.
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10y ago
> To be a devil's advocate: That's true, but still it's the last 10% that is hard when using a well-known framework, compared to 100% when you handcraft everything in a basement. I am saying they are about the same. The la
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> The second your application grows in an unexpected way, you need to augment the entire framework to suit The second you need to do something your framework doesn't, the same rule applies. Frameworks are really good for covering mo
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> Logically faith is the same thing. According to you.
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> And, evidently, it has worked on you. Yeah, no. I see the dung heap in front of me, I don't need conservative click bait news outlets to help me.
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10y ago
Oh ok, yes sorry misunderstood!
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10y ago
I am with you, friend. On reddit's /r/politics, there was a heavy influx of Correct The Record shills, and now that the election is over, things have returned to relatively normal there. With Bezos controlling WaPo, I have no
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10y ago
Then you filter out legitimate news websites. source: run a legitimate news site built on Wordpress.
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I can agree with this 100% as an Orthodox Christian. One of the core tenants in understanding Orthodox Theology is human, created logic does not apply or cannot happen to even hope to describe God in his entirety , this is indeed the root
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10y ago
Pentecostalism is as about as a specific term as "christianity" or "monotheism" or "paganism" comes when it comes down to actual beliefs, practice of worship, doctrines, etc. The largest of those groups, "
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> Like evangelicals don't think human made global warming is real because humans can't alter gods creation Certain types of Christian denominations tend to strongly profess biblical literalism, which encourages this type of th
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Science needs another ally as well - we also need wholesome support of science. Not just pick and choosing to support a particular ideology, liberal or conservative. For some (my friends on the right, whom I understand and have empathy for
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10y ago
Classic case of cherry picking statistics.
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Not just politics, security as well. One bad actor could wipe out the power grid for most of the world's superpowers.
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I really enjoyed Advi Grimm's "Ruby Tapas" videos because many of his examples did not involve web development at all.
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> I find it more peculiar that people will treat a dog or other subhuman creature better then they will homeless person. Maybe a tad off topic, but as a older millennial growing up in "dog" culture, thank you for saying this. T
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10y ago
Less government regulatation, government doing less and citizens doing more? Sounds like a political ideology I've heard of before...name is slipping me right now.
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I think that is being unfair to AIM, which was vastly more useful at the time.
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I'm so sick of this argument. How about we have a spine for once and say no?
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How dare you blaspheme against our prophet, Paul? (no seriously, great comment)
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Now what does Paul the octopus say?
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See my edit, I said I think I agree with the premise the author was trying to rebute -- maybe it actually is a pipeline issue. (Side note, I don't think this article is specifically about women, but underrepresented groups in general:
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10y ago
But this can be literally true for anyone. I tried re-reading it again and again and I am not seeing the distinction. Different people have different reactions to things. In other fields, it's not uncommon for people to submit resumes
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I agree that tech interviews are terrible, and you cannot do any sort of self-reflection on them (especially if they are these q/a and or puzzle types where they don't give you answers or feedback of what you are looking for, desp
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Hey thanks for your work, I wanted to mention wp-cli, too, which is especially excellent. Especially with one of my applications where the content portion of the site is wordpress, and the "app" portion is other tech, I needed a w
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It's always validating to see someone else write a blog post of the same decisions you made. This guide is good. For doing the uploads folder onto s3, I couldn't recommend S3-Uploads more it has served me well https://g
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> n 2 or 3 years, no one will be selling phones charging with Micro-USB > In 3 years, USB-C will dominate the market, Which is another type of fallacy, but that's besides the point -- why will they change? Because everyone wanted
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> How many phones do you own that are 100 years old? How many of those charge with Micro-USB? Not sure about 100 years old, but I can tell you my past 6 phones have all charged with Micro usb. The Blackberry Storm and the Blackberry Sto
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