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    Comment #14480017

    Das Kapital. You know why.

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    Comment #11603766

    "The thesis melded George Boole’s nineteenth-century Boolean algebra (based on the variables true and false, denoted by the binary one and zero)" I just have to complain about this…

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    Comment #11212586

    Sorry, but it does sounds to me like you are blaming the victim when you write "The problem is probably mostly emotionally, on her side." It's her stalker who has the emotional pro…

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    Comment #10866566

    What about when a "usage of technology" itself limits the rights of others? I believe in that case it may be best to limit rights-limiting actions, such that the net rights protect…

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    Comment #10808488

    This claim is unfounded: "the vast majority of the legion of logical punctuators are not consciously rejecting illogical American style, or consciously imitating the British. Rathe…

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    Comment #10549623

    Gardner calls Searle "the scoundrel of Hofstadter’s book." He is now also the scoundrel of this thread.

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    Comment #10549555

    Huh, are you the famous philosopher John Searle?

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    Comment #9671158

    http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/truth/

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    Comment #9571140

    lisp lisp lisp lisp lisp lisp

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    Comment #9505999

    I think pain probably still occurs when injured, too.

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    Comment #9502419

    The belief in perpetual growth is a cultural malady. But you're right, no startup ever said that!

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    Comment #9500808

    Hey Airbnb, don't further optimize: you'll lose your hipster cred.

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    Comment #9399958

    What!? This correspondence doesn't correspond at all to their love affair as depicted in the film Young Einstein.

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    Comment #9153813

    No Noyce?

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    Comment #9152865

    Lisp is Sirius.

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    Comment #8765105

    I'm writing this just to comment on your use of the word "meme"; it's not intended to be a criticism* but the expression of an observation. In your fourth sentence, it seems that a…

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    Comment #8489000

    "We hold that organisms are constructed in development, not simply ‘programmed’ to develop by genes. Living things do not evolve to fit into pre-existing environments, but co-const…

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    Comment #8410136

    I just want to play Mario

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    Comment #8408192

    Ah I see. Thanks for clearing that up.

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    Comment #8407995

    I'm confused by the use of "accuracy" and "precision" in this article. From the IEEE article: "[ultranarrow lasers] will make it practical for us to achieve an accuracy below 10^-1…

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    Comment #8403842

    As an aside, the Manhattan cocktail was invented for Churchill's mother.

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    Comment #8401184

    This article doesn't even mention Fermi! Anyway, I thought most people already knew the Manhattan Project began in Manhattan.

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    Comment #8377986

    I think this might be the singularity

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    Comment #8362102

    I'm pretty sure it's already found its way.

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    Comment #8246775

    Why not just use Clojure?