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erik14th

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    Comment #19446945

    atheism is dumb, whoever thought that opposing a metaphysical concept that lies way too close to the heart of those who believe in it was a good idea to curb religious influence wa…

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    Comment #19432373

    I think LSD gives you that feeling of unity, that everything makes sense, and so, yes, you may feel enlightened by trivial stuff. I don't think LSD puts ideas in your head, it just…

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    Comment #19418922

    Most of the time you can inspect the element and get the url to the actual image.

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    Comment #19069215

    I didn't know about the relicensing, ok, now I have no excuses :E

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    Comment #19068937

    React sure sounds interesting, what puts me off of it is its license. edit: disregard that...

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    Comment #18952498

    Popularity is King. Even if the Python solution is vastly superior, there is significantly more people who know or want to learn Javascript, so if your game is to sell stuff, it's …

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    Comment #18909011

    I didn't like Elixir's syntax at first and I like Erlang's syntax, but Elixir is a lot more than "Erlang in rubyesque syntax" it's a brand. Elixir is a well-thought ecosystem desig…

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    Comment #18713427

    well if you're going into it to stop smoking then yes, but if you're a kid trying out a new toy then probably not, also as it's pretty much a gadget people switch devices, settings…

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    Comment #18668611

    I think it can't be reduced to that, I think a more important aspect is expressiveness, which isn't exactly terseness, I think some historical memory is pertinent here as even clas…

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    Comment #18668325

    eh, it seems you got it backwards, pg's main point seem to me to be productiveness, he even talks about python being one of the best(lispier) of the mainstream languages, so in tha…

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    Comment #18440539

    Clearly I'm at fault here, my comment was pure garbage, I'm sorry(I'm not being sarcastic). But I think there's a valid point there amid the nonsense, I see a qualitative differenc…

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    Comment #18428697

    Well, yes there is a difference, evolution works by natural selection since nature is incredibly smart and the only changes that get actualized are those that are beneficial for su…

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    Comment #18404822

    Those were two separate points, I should have used a linebreak there in retrospect. My point was that if you look at the changes and new features, all of it seems to me as stuff th…

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    Comment #18403896

    Yay for webpack as default. My perception of phoenix is not only that it is the best in class but that it also keeps getting better instead of bloated.

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    Comment #18389292

    It is also incredibly painful when your conscience and your actual means to achieve what you can conceive are way too far apart, and one of your addictions is to actualize your con…

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    Comment #16009393

    Money is similar to the peacock's tail, the main difference being inheritance, social stratification make it so it matters very little to the individual how much money he starts wi…

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    Comment #15941055

    My guess is that the West is trying to copy the East(China), and by that I mean that we are gonna see the rise of extremist governments that will pass as an answer to extremist gro…

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    Comment #15694428

    this one starts with simple stuff MIT 6.034 Artificial Intelligence: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TjZBTDzGeGg&list=PLUl4u3cNGP...

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    Comment #15511765

    in Brazil it's actually subtracted, if your stock is worth a dollar and you receive a cent of dividend the stock will be priced at 99 cents. Like, it's as if the dividend money you…

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    Comment #15511722

    Well you got a point, indeed the actual community is really nice at a personal level, I was talking about the image of the language you get from advocates you see on random discuss…

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    Comment #15511472

    Everyone here seems to love Postgres and hate on Mongo, I have no technical knowledge to compare the two, so IMO a lot of that love and hate is more towards the "project attitude",…

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    Comment #15484436

    I think Haskell is a beautiful language, but it's community seems too elitist and pedantic, which from my perspective makes people value sophistication and "elegance" over readabil…

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    Comment #15484141

    but if you're not reinvesting your passive will shrink over time due to inflation(I'm not sure about US but here in Brazil the dividends are subtracted from the stock valuation), s…