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by Produce 14y ago
Did everyone miss the point of that comment? Most of the names on my list are not women.
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by Produce 14y ago
Anarchism!
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by Produce 14y ago
What about a creative approach to the problem coupled with questioning our basic assumptions - why should anyone be relatively poor in the first place? Do we really need money in a high resource environment? When society is, in effect, depe
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by Produce 14y ago
Whoa there. I merely questioned the notion that simply educating everyone will solve all of our problems. I was implying that there's a lot more to it than that. Look at the media industry, for example - we have developed technology which m
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by Produce 14y ago
>or a teapot Whoa, let's not go overboard here.
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by Produce 14y ago
>The concept of inequality is bred into the human psyche If it's inherent then why are there examples of societies which lack it?
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by Produce 14y ago
Bzzzt! Different word. Socialism does not address inequality of power.
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by Produce 14y ago
And the implication of everybody being well educated is that everyone will have white collar jobs or prestigious blue collar jobs. If everyone is well educated then who will want to take a job as a street cleaner when they've just spent $80
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by Produce 14y ago
Wil van der Aalst – business process management, process mining, Petri nets Hal Abelson – intersection of computing and teaching Serge Abiteboul – database theory Samson Abramsky – game semantics Leonard Adleman – RSA, DNA computing Manindr
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by Produce 14y ago
More than that, where is the defense of masculinity? Why should anyone, men and women included, have to apologise for their nature? Yeah, men, on average, are more to the point when they speak. Yeah, women, on average, are more in touch wit
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by Produce 14y ago
It's ironic that it's the Jews who embraced using eugenics on themselves!
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by Produce 14y ago
So the solution is to make everyone a nurse or an engineer or a manager? Who's going to sweep the streets and grow food?
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by Produce 14y ago
She's completely correct that it's the culture of the rich which make them rich. What she's completely wrong about is that it's their morality that makes it so. We, the rich, the middle and upper classes, are the ones who fund prisons, we a
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by Produce 14y ago
>but you don't necessarily have it with the tiling window manager and minimal UI applications - take for example the difference in keybindings between xmonad and emacs. There should be a formalised standard for keyboard based navigation
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by Produce 14y ago
If my hardware (hard disk) has a particular configuration of bits stored on it then they are my bits. How can information stored on something I own not be mine? I'm not talking in the legal sense here, I think that patents are ridiculou
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by Produce 14y ago
Finally, I've been waiting for this for ages.
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by Produce 14y ago
In my opinion, save the configuration, XMonad is simpler to use than mouse-based window managers. You can open and close programs, change their layout, move between and resize them. All with, what, 7 shortcuts? With mouse-based WM's there's
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by Produce 14y ago
>has the opportunity to learn to be assertive You're missing the point of what assertiveness is. It's about creating opportunity, not sitting on your ass and waiting for the world to cater to your needs. Life is what you make it and one
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by Produce 14y ago
It's simple, really. The core of society is composed of... You guessed it! Social shit! So why do lawyers, politicians, lawmakers and managers get the most money even though they do nothing useful? Because we do not reward what we do not un
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by Produce 14y ago
I don't make the rules, it's just the way nature is. I think that a distinction must be drawn between being assertive and being abusive. Assertiveness is, in my opinion, nudging your way forward and reacting to people's objections by talkin
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by Produce 14y ago
>unlike your implication that it is objectively crap for ignorant idiots. I intended to communicate that it's crap in general. >It's not like badly made food with lots of additives, preservatives, second rate ingredients, sodium and
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by Produce 14y ago
>Yes, very funny. Well, I'm a CS graduate, and I have no qualm with using iTunes. My colleague in the next workstation is a PhD from Cambridge and he uses iTunes too. Might want to expand your horizons about what is a "generally accepte
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by Produce 14y ago
Actually, I was bullied by a caretaker and certain peers when I was a kid and had anxiety related issues as a result. After abusing drugs and neglecting myself for a long time, I faced my problems and learned to stand up for myself. Way to
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by Produce 14y ago
Why not just use objects in your favourite shitty OOP language as usual and take regular snapshots of the data in memory and save them to disk as rollback points instead? Bam! Nothing new to implement in the application. Bam! Lightening fas
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by Produce 14y ago
Blah blah blah. Everything in this universe is cyclic. First we had huge servers and dumb terminals because CPU time was expensive. Then we had powerful desktops and lean servers because connectivity was expensive. Now we have powerful desk
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by Produce 14y ago
Jesus fucking christ, get some assertiveness training if you're having that much trouble with something so basic. Life is tough, if you don't learn to elbow your way in you'll always stand on the side-lines and will forever be relegated to
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by Produce 14y ago
This site's design is annoying. Does it really need to fade in that most commented/most viewed sidebar every time I scroll? Why the hell do I even care about that when I'm trying to read the article? Goddamn marketing monkeys, when will t
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by Produce 14y ago
But that's not an example of using QR codes for advertising. It's an actual, useful application of them, yes, but it is so precisely because they're not being used for marketing.
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by Produce 14y ago
For crying out loud. Ofcourse styluses are the way to go if you want any degree of accuracy. The difference between yesterday and today is the difference between resistive and capacitive touch screens. In other words, the new type is far mo
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by Produce 14y ago
Allow me to explain to you why you're wrong. My computer is my computer. Not Apple's computer when I'm using iTunes (hah, as if I'd ever use that piece of crap, but stay with me here), not Microsoft's when I'm using Windows Media Player,

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