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celebril

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    Oh I've been to Tridentine masses. I'm a church organist. I literally "play" a part in liturgies. I don't really see that much of a difference to be honest. A lot of people make a …

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    Comment #48294929

    It's only stylish because of the imagined qualities of prestige vested in a language you're not fluent in. It's the same as how you get English-speaking people realising how cringe…

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    Comment #47973099

    A bit of correction: the version you'll most likely see being used across the Church of England nowadays is NRSV. It's the scholarly translation. NIV is the preferred translation f…

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    Comment #23956599

    That's... really anachronistic. The Death of the Author came about in 1967, even New Criticism, which foreshadowed Death, came about only at the earliest the 1930s-40s, after IA Ri…

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    Comment #18606482

    What sort of faulty logic is this? HK/TW are wrecked culturally in their own means, and therefore the Cultural Revolution has not damaged Chinese culture? Sounds like you just want…

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    Comment #18558939

    This is not a new idea. Playing with the boundaries of presentation in literature is just a subset of post-modernist lit. If you want a prime example, OP, you should look into 4cha…

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    Comment #7741028

    Does GCC have a comparable JIT backend?

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    Comment #7726866

    >a) Someone thinks so many people can be divided into just two groups Ah, but they all look the same! Surely dividing them up into two groups is already doing them a favour. >b) th…

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    Comment #7707062

    I heard Seaweed is very good at this. https://github.com/seaweedchan

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    Comment #7704718

    I wasn't aware that Safari is still a widely used browser. What are the advantages of using Safari over, say, Firefox or Chrome?

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    Comment #7692810

    It's wonderful that the Mac ecosystem is one of these unique computing communities where things that are normally taken as a standard are further refined into a professional level …

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    Comment #7689187

    And it's still faster than PCs. :)

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    Comment #7659463

    No mention of Steve Jobs? Disappointed. Everybody knows that Apple's OS X is the most advanced and secure OS. If Steve Jobs isn't one of the people who are responsible for protecti…

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    Comment #7659456

    >bigger != better It's hard to ignore the hint of irony here when it's the Westerners' turn to tout this line.

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    Comment #7659453

    A second-hand Thinkpad.

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    Comment #7659443

    >MIUI, which is like an iOS themed android I hear this line getting trotted around a lot, mostly from people who have never used MIUI themselves. MIUI is an "iOS-themed Android" as…

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    Comment #7649211

    I never thought I'd live to see the day the word "mansplaining" is used on Hacker News unironically.

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    Comment #7627673

    There's a certain beauty in the ideograph system: you may not know how to pronounce the characters, but you could figure out a meaning out of it.

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    Comment #7627241

    It's bad because it's not as hip and cool as LLVM's offering.

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    Comment #7627230

    How dare you bring sense into this debate and interrupt the LLVM/Clang circlejerk? GCC considered harmful and deprecated! Clang is our only saviour, and these cherry-picked benchma…

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    Comment #7614916

    cat-v.org, the Plan9 crowd, and Uriel specially have always been utter jokes.

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    Comment #7614905

    By that logic MSDOS is less harmful than Plan9.

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    Comment #7614878

    You've missed the point of Uriel. Suckless alternatives aren't meant to be more practical than harmful software.