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by treehau5 11y ago
Amazon Kindle does the exact same thing with their "Special Offers"
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by treehau5 11y ago
The difference is these are incorrect beliefs. There is words, in the Quran, which Muslims believe every word is true and correct, that literally tells you to kill someone for leaving Islam. And before someone makes the "taken out of c
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by treehau5 11y ago
> These businesses went kaput when industrialization came along. You are equating a renaissance in labor to Walmart? Industrialization brought new jobs to the table as well. If you used to be a professional seamstress, and you were repl
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by treehau5 11y ago
They don't "taste" better on their own, but the fact remains that fresh yolk is firmer. Firmer yolks yield better results in some recipes, thus creating a better product, and tasting better. Also, texture wise, fresh eggs are
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by treehau5 11y ago
You would very much enjoy the book, "The Science of Good Cooking" by the same folks who do the show "Americas Test Kitchen"
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by treehau5 11y ago
One third? I think it is much higher, simply for the fact that you almost have to be mentally ill in some form of fashion to continue to live on the street. It's an awful place and I wish it upon no one.
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by treehau5 11y ago
> Walmart is the best thing that ever happened to the US, economy-wise. Care to elaborate? From my school of thought, Walmart is the worst thing that has ever happened to the US economy. Sure they might have that scotch tape you want
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by treehau5 11y ago
I will add my own opinion as a mid 20 year old male myself: My friends and I do not view all cards the same. There are obviously "top tier" versions of each card provider, and those are the ones that are looked at with "Prest
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by treehau5 11y ago
| But what about Google? News archives? Mugshots.com? “It’s impossible to expunge information in this cyber-age,” I would think once you have the record officially expunged, any publication (print, video, web) that shows you as a criminal
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by treehau5 12y ago
First of all, to equate what I said to bribery would mean you have to make the assumption that I am tipping higher _in expectation_ of receiving these things. I don't. Tipping higher provides economic incentive to the server to perform
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by treehau5 12y ago
This is really important to understand that people often miss. Tipping to me is way more than just some subjective criteria that I use to judge whether or not a server "deserves" a certain percentage. Maybe your service at that pa
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by treehau5 12y ago
Don't all convenience stores put up a small handwritten sign that says "Minimum Purchase Amount for Credit/Debit Transactions: $<whatever they need you to spend to offset the cost>
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by treehau5 12y ago
Grew up in a small town in NC. Agriculture and textiles were the biggest industries, outside of banking "in the city" Ever heard the expression "assumptions make an ass out of you?"
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by treehau5 12y ago
Until new farms capitalize on the opportunity to capture the market in places where there's an abundance of water.
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by treehau5 12y ago
Hey Tom, I just want to say, I have your book, and I find it wonderful.
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by treehau5 12y ago
Actually, Christianity never branched, and has remained virtually unaltered since the first day of Pentecost. http://orthodoxwiki.org/Main_Page
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by treehau5 12y ago
You can say the same thing in any language. "it's not 8 lines.. you need to manually add 8 lines but you also import java.util.ArrayList that is pretty large" or to stick with dynamic flavors.. "it's not 8 lines.. y
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by treehau5 12y ago
what about ruby makes you want to avoid it? strictly curious
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by treehau5 12y ago
This question seems like it came straight out of the book, Thinking, Fast and Slow.
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by treehau5 12y ago
Ok sorry. There is no true representation of infinity.
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by treehau5 12y ago
We are talking about computer semantics which exist in a discretized world, not english language semantics. By your logic, the word integer would be any number not a fraction or decimal down to negative infinity up unto positive infinity.
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by treehau5 12y ago
>Tabs mean indentation. Sorry but this is false. The only thing a tab means, is tab. Please provide your reasoning for the down voting. Thank you.
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by treehau5 12y ago
When I first learned ruby, it was my first dynamic language I ever fully experienced. I never found the poetry mode to be an issue, and in fact the community was so new and vibrant, they made it very clear to me what was going on. I believe
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by treehau5 12y ago
Rails is a framework. You can still write Ruby without the cryptic DSLs.
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by treehau5 12y ago
> Our brains behave like monkeys and it can be proven that most of our lives are about "what am I going to have for lunch? Keyword being most, however this primitive impulse, like many primitive impulses such as wanting to strangle
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by treehau5 12y ago
If we could get "NoX" by Westwood servers back online with clan matches and rankings I just may die a happy man
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by treehau5 12y ago
But they do have that baggage from their own country. The feeling of disenfranchisement is universal, and it doesn't matter where it comes from.
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by treehau5 12y ago
Yes me too! I am curious to know the motivation behind it as well. I have been putting on the back burner going through the "Dragon Book" and I figured a project like this would be motivation to finally get around to it.
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by treehau5 12y ago
isn't ruby touted for 'reading like english' ? I could imagine some beginner-friendly DSL or API to do very similar things.
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by treehau5 12y ago
And the only way I can see that solution happening is some sort of full-body wearable, neck to toe. I remember an Under Armor commercial demoing some sort of envisioned prototype of this kind of tech. edit: They also have something called A

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