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mcappleton
9y ago
Why does it all have to be equal? Why can't we acknowledge that men and women have different strengths and weaknesses in different areas? The whole point of diversity is not to make everyone the same, it is to appreciate the differe
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9y ago
Lol denying reality to support your fantasy is pretty lame too
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Women don't go into tech because they don't like it. Boys like legos, girls like dolls. Sure there are occasional tomboys but the fact is most girls just don't like engineering.
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How can you even say that? They were peacefully living when the insane Japanese killed thousands of Americans, and were preparing to invade the USA? It was fight or be killed. So if you are defending you homeland, defending yourself from m
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Ok so you literally think that it's better to have 500k Americans killed than 250k Japanese, when the Japanese attacked us. And you consider defending yourself terrori sm??? How are the Japanese civilians any more innocent than the Ame
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9y ago
Another way to think about it is this. How many American soldiers would be killed in the invasion? The American soldiers who would invade are every bit as innocent as the women and children killed in the A-bomb attacks. Estimates are tha
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Something you think could make a million bucks. That will give you motivation to finish!
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If you don't understand CPU cycles, your application might get a teeny bit slower. If you don't understand security, your application could get hacked! It's definitely nice to have a good auth framework, but I think securit
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Honestly, I don't think there is a real shortcut for in depth knowledge of how secure authentication should work. I think if your going to be writing a program with authentication, you need to know what is going on, what the framework
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9y ago
the guy said that the differences don't matter. I was asking him to back that assertion up.
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You can thank the welfare state for this. Thomas Sowell, a black economist attributes the problems of the black community today to the breakdown of the black family which is a direct result of welfare subsidizing the breakup of families an
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9y ago
I feel like this is just tempting the government to ban cryptocurrency outright.
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9y ago
For thousands of years men have run society and women have been homemakers. We are biologically wired with those roles in our DNA. Today we are trying to upset those roles, and It causes a huge amount of psychological problems. Women are n
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It crazy how much flak someone can get from stating the obvious.
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I love it when people like that are so kind to kids. That makes a big impact on them. Kudos to the guys at NASA.
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9y ago
I kind of feel like entering the space race requires building a rocket, not paying someone else to launch your satellite.
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mcappleton
9y ago
If they were searching for a male CEO it would be sexist. If they are searching for a female CEO, it's great!
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9y ago
>Yes, there are cognitive difference, but it doesn't matter. Do you have any evidence to back up this claim? You make a lot of assertions that I think these guys scientific experiments refute.
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Lol my favorite part was the fire in the text box when there's an error
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You don't have to. I sometimes feel similarly to you. I dropped out of college and am so happy I did. In high school my parents pushed me so hard. In college I was doing honors going for a 4.0. But now I just do freelance coding an
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If it was always at equilibrium, price would always be the same. A crash occurs when there are no buyers. To generate demand people offer their shares at very low prices. Then hopefully someone will buy. But if no one does, the offer their
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A lot of it is probably defensive. If they don't Microsoft will and they'll just have to pay Microsoft. It's not their fault. It's the patent systems fault. I don't think you should be able to patent an algorithm,
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The point is that when novice investors finally know about it and get in, all the good investors have already been in for a while. At that point, there is no one left to buy. If there is no one left to buy, the stock quits going up. Of cour
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The center of every galaxy is a black hole. Lol so the center of this creature would be a black hole?? Some weird creature
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Look, the vast majority of a galaxy is empty space. A living creature is obviously not empty space, so all that space would have to be filled with the creature's matter. Well, if you put that much matter so close together, it will al
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Brackets is pretty good and it's very fast for a hybrid. I don't use it much these days though except when I just want to use a different editor for a change.
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Yeah, but judges are no better at interpreting the law many times. If you don't believe me, go read some of the decisions by americas Supreme Court. For example they said a man was black therefore no a man therefor he had no right to s
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First, a judge can usually give a "directed verdict" of the person is obviously innocent. Secondly it is much easier to pay off a judge and keep it quiet than a bunch of random jurors. Thirdly judges can become calloused by virtue
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That was hilarious, thanks for sharing.
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Don't feel bad. It's just a matter of time before regular plans get data caps that high.
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