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gnaritas

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    Not remotely true.

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    Comment #26362102

    There's no such thing as a dangerous line of study.

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    Comment #26125359

    Best practice is to avoid it.

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    Comment #26105580

    You are wrong, the ability to spend it in no way removes your tax liability. Currency traders still owe taxes on their gains, it doesn't matter what currency it is, if you make gai…

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    Comment #25353642

    You've got sympathy and empathy backwards there bub, just FYI.

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    Comment #25019747

    It's not slander when it's true, it's just reporting. 75M people thankfully see through his con man act, and override the 70 million rubes that can't see it and incorrectly assume …

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    Comment #25019653

    You're making the incorrect assumption that people want the same thing for their local government as for their national government; this isn't correct. One should expect centrist c…

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    Comment #24057552

    Absolute nonsense, you can do all of that server side as well.

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    > The goal is to maximize company success and overall employee satisfaction. That's two goals which might require different values of X, and while the owner/CEO might agree with ma…

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    > It's the job of the police to de-escalate. No, it isn't. It's the job of the police to enforce the law, if necessary with overwhelming force.

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    > Property destruction should absolutely not be met with violence, no. Things can be replaced. People cannot. Um, no. I value my property more than I value your life, the law happe…

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    > Why would someone want to convert their money into a currency that is meant to inflate? reply To spend it of course, that is the purpose of money. You convert wealth to money so …

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    > If I have a currency and someone hoards, my currency goes up in value based on supply and demand. Not a desired trait in a useful currency, the purpose of currency is to be spent…

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    The way apps have always been run, directly on the server with no intermediate magic layer trying to abstract away running on a server. Deployment and rollback, simple git, central…

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    Comment #22690996

    > we really must appreciate that Kubernetes really is the future of infrastructure No, it isn't. It's extra complexity most don't need.

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    Comment #22601907

    No, non-refundable means non-refundable. You don't have a right to expect your money back under any circumstance.

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    Comment #22601899

    > So is a hotel denying you a refund during an epidemic. No it isn't. They're not your family, they don't owe you a refund, you agreed to the cancellation policy at purchase time. …

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    Comment #22362291

    They're not all writers, some just invented things like the Wiki. The original wiki, the portland pattern repository, was a hotbed of discussion among those programmers about the p…

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    > One thing I've always wondered is who the heck is Martin Fowler and why does he have such a following? You don't know the history of your craft; study more, look into where agile…

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    Oh I agree with you on the car, but this assumes you know enough about them to get a decent one for 3k; people go for newer used ones because it's a black box to them and they want…

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    There's also someone buying a lottery ticket that will make them rich soon, so what? Both take a huge amount of luck and are extremely unlikely.

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    > The freeways around here are gridlocked with cars costing more than $28,000. Yea, financed with debt over what is now typically 7-10 years. 28k of capital to invest is out of the…