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danoloan
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Comment #25531405
Structured Programming notes by Dijkstra oh and The Bible
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Comment #25245731
imagine thinking counter-subversion is not justified
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Comment #25100288
when your vacuum cleaner breaks your toes because it lost its GPS signal and went rogue jokes aside it's fascinating that technology is even possible
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Comment #24992786
>inefficient code increases your contribution to the suffering of others this statement is a true fact in and of itself: i suffer get physical pain every time i come in contact wit…
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Comment #24966553
i was talking more about things like the "paseos". https://es.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paseo_(fusilamiento) surely the purging of the right wing was not that big in numbers, given that…
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Comment #24962311
while this is most interesting in terms of the topics of orwell's works, it is quite a partisan view of the war. the reality in Spain was not as simple as foreigners thought, namel…
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Comment #24962170
Republican Spain had quite the Authoritarian cut at the time. The radical left was pretty much willing to purge anyone that was anything to their right, and they were the strongarm…
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Comment #24916502
> "Hitler's anti-Semitism was not so violent or genuine as it sounded." This attitude was, apparently, widespread among Germans at the time; many of them saw Hitler's anti-Semitism…
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Comment #24802114
my random choices NOW become my preferences
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Comment #24702083
half this examples are not scary or awful, just too based; ai is superior
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Comment #24589713
if only they hadn't reasons to believe them
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Comment #24581647
> cookies consent prompt for a static website > fairness boo hoo keep crying, you are all accomplices
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Comment #24447710
read Dijkstra's "Structured Programming". it will improve your programming reasoning.