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bykovich
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Comment #14251837
Bizarre that you'd speculate about what populations "go with their gut" based entirely on gut feeling.
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Comment #14251548
Greed.
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Comment #14220382
Yeah, buddy -- little-known fact, all those Auschwitz prisoners committed suicide immediately upon release.
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Comment #14198290
lol do you call any attempt at a useful psychology "Freudian psychobabble"
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Comment #14198248
you're a fucking moron dude
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Comment #14186441
Doesn't look like it, but it's besides (and in fact probably counter) to the point of the OS. Seriously, read that "Constructive Look at TempleOS" chx posted: http://www.codersnote…
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Comment #14182045
It's more interesting and probably more usable than Urbit.
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Comment #14169343
Are monads an /advance/, or are they just a language feature that might be nice in some cases, pointless or harmful in others -- like any other feature?
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Comment #14168429
Can you elaborate?
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Comment #14167715
you guys love snitches, huh
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Comment #14161284
thank u for not being a narc
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Comment #14132263
This is a dumbfuck ethical theory.
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Comment #14029516
It's not clear to me that category theory, functional programming, what have you, provide insight into why things work. In fact, it seems like they might cut the opposite way -- mo…
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Comment #13929229
Mr. Rogers was kind in a way that's almost painful -- but exactly not because it's in any way accusatory.
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Comment #13890609
makes jerking off motion so hard my hand tears off and flies into the sun
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Comment #13887103
I'm the guy who thinks that suffering and pleasure are additive inverses.
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Comment #13823250
I agree that that is irksome. That being said, we're all victimized by commercial enterprises constantly -- it's difficult to see /this/ particular violation as uniquely worthy of …
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Comment #13823242
Man, defraud multibillion-dollar corporations all you want. I'm absolutely fine with that.
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Comment #13823235
No, I benefit from free software every day. I'm glad that there's software that isn't encumbered by expensive licensing schemes. What I'm taking issue with is free software orthodo…
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Comment #13822624
I gotta say that I think this is just not a big deal for most people. I understand that FOSS ideals have appeal, I understand why people would like them to be protected -- but at t…
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