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Comment #4482009
Corn is a grain, not a fruit or a vegetable.
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Comment #4104629
Take a look at the test they added in the patch for an example of how the exploit would go down.
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Comment #3511245
That's not really accurate. If one insists on living in a new building with amenities, or in an ultra-yuppified neighborhood (e.g. Marina), then yes, the sky is the limit on rental…
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Comment #3435306
No doubt, but the converse is not necessarily true. There are many high crime areas that are not ghettos, in that they have no particular ethnic make-up. There are even relatively …
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Comment #3435262
Hey man, no need to get personal. For what it's worth, I live in a rural, very low income area. We all have limits on our world views. I simply object to the casual usage of a neut…
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Comment #3435129
I disagree. The respectable "modern" variant of ghetto is still to refer to people or things of a group that are constrained to a limited area. There is the "gourmet ghetto" in Nor…
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Comment #3434889
Link-bait title conflates "ghetto" with "high crime areas". It's disrespectful to the millions of individuals of various groups who have been forced to live in ghettos.
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Comment #3336672
What if you just decided to "not play the game" and pursue a life that was meaningful to you, on your own terms, instead of waiting for somebody else's Facebook post to make feel y…
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Comment #3336548
That's great that Facebook "opened your eyes" in a seemingly healthy way. Seriously. The world was full of ways to compare ourselves with others before social media came around. It…
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Comment #3336483
Comparing is built-in perceptual functionality, but the meaning we associate with what we see are not. I'm not sure what culture you're embedded in, but where I live, in America, w…
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Comment #3336466
This piece was spot on, except for one thing-- the suggestion that "quitting facebook" is unrealistic. Why? Maybe the author was trying to avoid being labeled "too extreme". And gr…
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Comment #3336306
Sure, we all go through life via a form of trial and error, learning from our mistakes. Personally, I think the fewer times you have to go around that wheel, the better. I don't wa…
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Comment #3336102
Looks like an impressive, cool project. The justification for why it matters seems a bit "off" to me: For perspective on why this matters, consider that many Facebook engineers spe…
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Comment #3241254
That is still ignoring the fact that these individuals were in fact willing to take a corporate job, when their price was met. Maybe that price included the ego boost that comes wi…
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Comment #3240738
You claim that this class of people won't work for a "big company" for "any amount of money," yet in the next breath you admit that they will work for those companies in the contex…
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Comment #3193007
To the latter point-- fair enough. There are some significant differences between Mac and iOS development, for example, but it seems that experienced Mac devs generally flourish in…
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Comment #3192654
The author claims that you can hire devs with either ten or 3-5 years of experience "in a particular area." I've never been to Bulgaria, but I know it's hard to find folks with ten…
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Comment #3057544
Non-experience is not the only "failure mode" possible in meditation. Most practitioners find that, as with many spiritual or psychological practices, things get more difficult bef…
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Comment #3036332
In fact, deactivating/"quitting" your FB account is not enough, either. I deactivated my FB account several weeks ago, not so much for privacy issues directly but out of concern of…