commentzorro

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by commentzorro 6y ago
> This is the government that did the Tuskegee experiment. This is not even closed to comparable. So far off that I begin to suspect everything else you said. The Tuskegee experiments were a limited horrible experiment undertaken by th
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by commentzorro 7y ago
>> There is a perpetual tension between those who want SE to be helping everyone, and those who want to curate a helpful resource. I never understood this. Why have one or the other instead of both. All questions funnel in on a "
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by commentzorro 7y ago
I do. Post your prices online. Make these prices be the non-discounted prices. The chaff will balk at the price and move on. The wheat will call you to find out what more you can do. I hate calling only to find out you're selling for t
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by commentzorro 7y ago
What about unique circumstances? Say a child or an animal ran out in the road and you changed lanes to avoid them but didn't have time to signal. Or any one of a hundred of these unique but not uncommon situations. Would there be a mec
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by commentzorro 7y ago
>> I honestly don't get posts like these. That's the phrase that caused people to read negativity into your post. You didn't mean it when you were typing but to those reading the phrase has come to mean, "there&#
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by commentzorro 10y ago
* > ...and then add something specific* No, No, Absolutely not! Don't you understand?! Anything specific would legitimizing the comment and subtext of the posters comment. This feeds into a false narrative that's been going on
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by commentzorro 10y ago
I have read the guidelines but they don't cover this situation. There doesn't seem to be a way for me to respond (or, especially, not respond) other than like I did. How should I, assuming the following: -- The literal part of the
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by commentzorro 10y ago
What you cannot see is still there if only you let the light stream from your eyes. Be well second half.
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by commentzorro 10y ago
Congratulations on completely not understanding the entire issue of weight gain and obesity research that's been happening for the last 15 years. You win all the prizes.
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by commentzorro 10y ago
It's not really the same thing unless you're thinking of a different bonus than I am. The bonuses I get are typically a couple times a year after a long slog through a difficult or time sensitive part of a project. A server gets t
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by commentzorro 10y ago
Get outa here. These are red states in red districts. They've been controlled by right wing agenda for years now. If change is going to happen it's going to happen at the local and state level, not at the national level. If nothin
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by commentzorro 10y ago
Can't view slides in either Chrome or Firefox. Would be nice to have slides broken out and on the main page so they can be viewed.
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by commentzorro 10y ago
Nothing wrong with turning patients into customers. Lower prices will only happen for the young and healthy. Higher prices will be the only possible future for the old and those with pre-existing conditions. The insurance companies are not
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by commentzorro 10y ago
These are rational people making a decision for themselves if the pain relief is worth and side effects or other Iissues. Let the people of WV make up their own minds and let the market speak for itself.
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by commentzorro 10y ago
If you allow the young and healthy to purchase plans at one third the price then the old and ill are going to have to pay three or more times more. How are they supposed to afford that after a lifetime of working just above minimum wage? Wi
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by commentzorro 10y ago
Should have started him with Haskell so he would learned monads and functors right from the start with no mutable object baggage to trip him up. Maybe a few weeks of child level category theory first.
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by commentzorro 10y ago
I will not reply to you any further. You continue to live in a fantasy echo chamber and refuse to acknowledge or even research basic facts. For shame!
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by commentzorro 10y ago
These are not my arguments, these are simply the facts. Like I stated. It seems you are so entrenched in believing what you want to believe you can't even bother to look up what life was like before welfare reform was enacted. Why do y
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by commentzorro 10y ago
You're falling into your own words. You're believing what you want to believe instead of the facts. First, we know how welfare works and know how people suffered before welfare was put in place. Second, it there's profit to b
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by commentzorro 10y ago
> The end result of robbing people of the profit that they earn from their efforts is to get less effort, and in particular, less investment. Here's your fallacy. This is simply and factually not true. (I'll leave it to you t
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by commentzorro 10y ago
As they've stated, the authors of SQL are not opposed to generics. They just haven't found an idiomatic way of incorporating them into the language that doesn't also impact prepare times. ;-)
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by commentzorro 10y ago
Me too. Very lightweight and fast. Don't know why it doesn't get more love?
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by commentzorro 10y ago
Of course, then they wouldn't be nearly as effective. Catching your attention is the hallmark of an effective ad, even if done in an underhanded way.
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by commentzorro 10y ago
Trump will realize this and will take swiftnand decisive action to fix things once he gets in office.
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by commentzorro 10y ago
Awesome marketing blurb to trick people into believing this marketing company is different and better than other marketing companies and, in fact, has a marketing strategy that can change the world. Well done!
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by commentzorro 10y ago
That's Leech, not Musk.
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by commentzorro 10y ago
Back in the late 80s or early 90s there was a group working on this a a backup for military planes. The thought was the "water" (they used some oil like fluid and machined metal blocks for the gates) wouldn't be susceptible t
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by commentzorro 10y ago
> I bet that if an experienced Node.js developer rewrote the entire service again in Node, you would also get 2x speedup. Maybe, but why not try Go on a small piece and see how it works. > I can't believe the CTO of digg bough
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by commentzorro 10y ago
There are a couple vaguely Rails like frameworks but Go definitely doesn't lend itself to immersing itself into a web framework like that. Overall they tend to be much lighter and sit closer the the Go core language itself. Here's
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by commentzorro 10y ago
> I imagine eventually I'll end up adding DOM-merging as an option as well. This will be nice. I was playing with some of the examples on the site and noticed a number of them tended to "jump" a bit when the response wa

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