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justinlaster
10y ago
I did address it, and you are ignoring it. I honestly do not care how insulted you are, or how rude you think I am. You removed any right to be cordially addressed when you pushed non-sense into this board, and then had the audacity to actu
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10y ago
>You're failing to see that mechanics behind the evolution of consumer markets that lead to prices being driven down. How so? If anything, I succinctly recognized these so-called mechanics are really just symptoms of other underlyin
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10y ago
It's at -1. I really should not need to explain why a luxury service is not at all analogous to a service that deals with life-threatening, chronic conditions with a population that may not always have the means to pay especially when
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10y ago
>Cosmetic surgery provides price competition because patients pay the bills. Is this supposed to be satire? Do I even need to explain how ridiculous this stance is? I'll save my energy until I get a resounding "yes."
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10y ago
Because Ford's actions had been expected/known for some time. Trump literally had nothing to do with it. You don't just spin up factories like an EC2 instance. His other tweets regarding other companies were all future-tense,
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10y ago
Probably rebasing more than anything. cherry-picking is a messier, yet easier way to get the same history, you just need to clean up after yourself. Merge commits are useful, in my opinion, if there was significant work done to get two bran
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10y ago
> --date-order Why!?
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10y ago
> things can pass testing but fail in production if the staging environment provides an imperfect simulation of the production environment Your staging environment should match production, or it's not really staging at that point. I
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10y ago
I thought this is what the NSA, CIA, and FBI were for? Maybe we can start downsizing them if we're just going to hand everything over. Maybe then we might be able to use the numerous mathematically talented people they've snatched
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10y ago
My experience has been people who claim they're banned from groups for espousing different opinions actually did so in the least constructive way possible. They weren't banned for the opinion, they were banned for their conduct. S
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10y ago
>But if you had some hypothetical state government with the will to stand up to them, that would be the end of it. And then, when the state government can't stand up to them, we could use the federal government to do so! If only som
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10y ago
You could , but it's unintuitive (in my opinion) to do so -- which was the parent's comment larger point. You're not doing anything different, and to an extent the latter is actually lying about what's going on (you
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10y ago
I will never understand why people think JSX style processing is a good idea. It's hiding what's actually happening, at no benefit (or very little benefit). At least with the former (C#) I can neatly build things up, reuse those c
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10y ago
I think you're full of yourself.
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10y ago
You can use TFS with Git. Git will act as the underlying SCM.
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10y ago
It makes it far more likely.
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10y ago
You two are missing the point. See my reply to the parent comment of your post.
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10y ago
Science and technology would not be the fields that they are without such virtues. Your question is odd, the answer is kind of blatantly obvious. I am not saying these people are infallible, I am saying that they are obviously equipped with
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10y ago
Insulting. But doesn't make it any less true or false. To presume that your average joe has bothered to play in the realm of academic, diligent logic and reason is a mistake. I am not saying you need to go into a university, I'm n
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10y ago
Immigration built the west.
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10y ago
It didn't go over my head. You're just deluding yourself. >I'm drawing attention to the fact that they recive similar amounts of money and yet produce faaar more output then the Clinton Foundation and that's with the
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10y ago
You're concern trolling. The information is readily out there. Your question puts forth a sense of "genuine" curiosity, but then later you compare the work the of the Clinton Foundation to that NAACP and Red Cross, and make j
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10y ago
Politics is intertwined with everything. Not sure why you're trying to draw a line here. Start ups are extremely "people" based entities. If you think the ACLU doesn't fit in with the YCombinator landscape -- given recen
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> I get the feeling conservatives may not feel welcome at YC. Sounds like a personal problem. "Oh no, an organization that defends people's liberties is making me feel uncomfortable!"
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>I bet you can get a lot of reddit gold thrown your way to start one... That shade!
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I wasn't talking about large enterprise corporations. I still don't see how you lose "chance encounters" over an online medium, especially when everything is in text and you are constantly just a few characters away from
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I'm finding the exact opposite? Do you have any concrete examples that you would care to provide in the spirit of intellectual honesty?
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>If you think "but everything alters your chemical makeup" is a sufficient rebuttal Considering that the original claim had no depth to it what so ever other than attempting to grandstand, it is odd you feel to have two complet
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It's not a "ridiculous position". It's a succinct rebuttal of a position that serves no purpose other than to grand stand. Evidence based perspectives are not intellectually dishonest. >A standard baseline for your ty
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You can try to hyperbolically describe it as a "crutch", but if you're just going to ignore that you are in fact constantly chemically altered then I'm not sure what to tell you. The whole "be your own man" is
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