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    Comment #13506671

    If the goal is to make it simple to run, why not support SQLite?

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    Comment #9107504

    Opera has built in tab hibernation that seems to work pretty well: http://www.reddit.com/r/operabrowser/comments/2vkdjr/tab_hib...

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    Comment #7802470

    Look, i originally cited that identifying (P⊃◻Q, P) ∴ ◻Q as a fallacy in an argument is an example of refuting that argument without any data. I don't care about your struggles wit…

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    Comment #7802148

    First example claims that "(p => q, p) so q" is a fallacy by closely squinting at word "must". Second example claims that p => q where ~q => ~p is assumed is also a fallacy because…

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    Comment #7801913

    >>It's not that the discussion is simply derailed. It's that it can't even take place until both parties agree on the terminology. On a theoretical level, this is true for every di…

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    Comment #7801873

    You can't refute an argument without data. What if i point out that it commits a modal scope fallacy? What data do you have to refute the statement: "A statement can be refuted wit…

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    Comment #7801829

    But in a philosophical debate, "right" would be quite ambiguous. One party, for example, could posit that the ideas of "right" and "wrong" are completely subjective. That, in the a…

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    Comment #7801649

    Well, holding fallacious beliefs prevents you from arriving at the correct answer. Since philosophers have refuted many fallacious arguments concerning that question they have, the…

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    Comment #7445012

    That's sort of like reading this bash quote: http://bash.org/?574642 and saying "What's so funny about people being shot?!"

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    Comment #6901146

    These complaints are ridiculous. Of course philosophy is going to deal primarily with philosophical discussions, and not with scientific ones, that's the job of science! If you're …

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    Comment #6460846

    Judging by that TL;DR people would think that there's an article with pages upon pages of what Facebook decided to eliminate from PHP, and not to make it easier but to make it poss…

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    Comment #6460639

    Things like this and some interesting developments from Facebook concerning them are mentioned in the presentation, so it would be nice if people would actually discuss that. Just …

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    Comment #6419363

    This already came up on their forum: http://ghost.org/forum/installation/23-is-there-a-quick-star...

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    Comment #6400611

    No one who has commented so far seems to have read the article, let alone the more technical ones the author talks about.

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    Comment #6268881

    I already answered this below. Anywhere you look in the framework you'll find that it is written in the same manner, so i couldn't possibly find any code that is comparable in styl…

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    Comment #6268585

    Well, wherever you look you'll find the same thing as the whole framework is written in the same way: specific classes with small methods. And you can't say that the framework as a…

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    Comment #6268559

    Composer/Packagist[1] is exactly like npm. It's even mentioned in the article. [1]: https://packagist.org/

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    Comment #6268539

    That example is framework specific. Change the php framework to laravel and this: $topic = $this->get('model.Topic')->find($topic_id); $this->get('guardian')->ensureVisible($topic)…

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    Comment #6268510

    That really depends on what you're writing and how you are doing it. How is this php[1] code uglier than this python[2] code? [1]: https://github.com/laravel/framework/blob/master/…

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    Comment #6080337

    My statement wasn't meant as a general argument, but was just referring to this specific case - namely, inexpensive fast food. In order for the comparison between American and Yugo…

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    Comment #6079235

    A monthly paycheck for these employees that were determined to quit was $170. In other words: if you worked at McDonald's, you couldn't afford to eat at McDonald's.