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lucifer

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    Comment #2789669

    Radioactive Japanese Fish are "okay to eat".

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    Comment #2789648

    > If I had the nerve I would join them. .. having convinced yourself it is not the ultimate meta-honey-pot.

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    Comment #2431149

    Not everything is an object. Also you should try coding against both object and graph dbs from an (OO) domain model. Object identity is a fundamental problem that has nothing to do…

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    Comment #2054462

    Because this the end goal - control over movement: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Passport_system_in_the_Soviet_U... (Unreasonable searches; practical denial of the right to assembly…

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    Comment #2054454

    In the general sense, you are correct regarding the possibility bottom up order. But the bottom falls out from the argument given that the 'context' in question e.g. "political+soc…

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    Comment #2010714

    Lua Lua, Salvatore! When?

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    Comment #1619304

    The echo chamber is very important and as with inbreeding appreciated not for its expected failures but rather for exceptional specimens that narrowly and forcefully focus the grou…

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    Comment #1606614

    It is always a pleasure to read the calm comments of an untroubled mind on contentious subjects.

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    Comment #1602865

    What Google is doing is exactly the same thing Microsoft tried with Java (TM:). And Google is not doing Java community any favors by fragmenting the platform. Google is a behemoth …

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    Comment #1597274

    http://www.wqsb.qc.ca/philemon/pmessier/images/Galois.jpg

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    Comment #1582518

    Make sure you don't neglect its contrary twin: Emperor's New Mind. (The entire dialectic between these two books is something straight out of G.E.B.)

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    Comment #1525189

    The essay was about programming aesthetics. (Related: http://www.jwz.org/doc/worse-is-better.html ) My read of it was that systems 'like' Unix are in a cooperative relationship wit…

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    Comment #1415381

    http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/37573643/ns/disaster_in_the_gulf... Quite strange that we need to rely on BP to get the facts. (That's like asking the thief to assess damages to his vi…

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    Comment #1393292

    http://wtc.nist.gov/pubs/factsheets/faqs_8_2006.htm Smoke gets in one's eyes and that apparently affects accepting "truth".

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    Comment #1391436

    Meaningful answers to questions such as "Should I study CS?" are critically informed by the questioner. Obviously, if you want to make a living in IT and already know how to code, …

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    Comment #1387877

    We geeks are the enablers of the upcoming Techno-Police State. Fully responsible.

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    Comment #1371224

    Because these 5 people have an interest in publishing "news" and the Corporate media does not.

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    Comment #1357581

    A call is invoking a known method bound to the object. In a call based system, the semantics of the object are defined by its interface. A message is invoking a universal message r…

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    Comment #1238845

    You've never been to architecture school, eh?

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    Comment #1228204

    Its actually watered down aop. AspectJ sets the standard in AOP for Java.

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    Comment #1228188

    Don't think the optimization point holds. Optimization for Java really kicks in at runtime and the JVM is fully in loop regarding byte code modifications.

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    Truth Has Fallen and Taken Liberty With It

    "There was a time when the pen was mightier than the sword. That was a time when people believed in truth and regarded truth as an independent power and not as an auxiliary for gov…

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    Comment #1222245

    http://counterpunch.org/roberts03242010.html

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    Comment #1207828

    Have you considered the possibility that the privacy considerations may be in regards to Facebook itself?

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