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mionhe
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Comment #47828094
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Comment #47601337
A person expressing wonder at a surprising situation does not require shaming. And yes, I think when a person finds themselves in a situation like this they should be examining the…
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Comment #47151621
This is an odd statement, and I can't figure out what you're trying to say. What are you actually suggesting here?
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Comment #47128065
I work in this field, and I've never seen a device that isn't dead simple be able to clear the FDA for $200k. I've definitely never seen a medical device with software anywhere nea…
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Comment #46914325
The slash is read as "OR" in this case. As in: Unix-like OR POSIX-compliant In that light, it's probably fine to not nitpick over certifications here.
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Comment #46744791
Meta: down votes here prove no such thing. If you are downvoted it's because you read the article that had nothing to do with politics, the comment on a vision of heaven and hell t…
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Comment #46668774
> "... won't work well on mobile."
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Comment #46668745
You're missing the part in Christianity where he comes again, this time as triumphant victor who overcame all things to save the human family.
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Comment #46657934
"> Dennis"
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Comment #46528199
I assumed this was referring to a simple seated position, but I was incorrect. He had people in some odd poses for meditation. Thank you for posting the source.
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Comment #45697440
More accurately, why WebKit was forked from khtml by Apple.
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Comment #45467795
Well, the author of the article found several people sharing experiences that they heard from other people that seem to give credence to that view. Hard to know at this point if th…
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Comment #45465121
When we say "everyone in science", I think the part that people find scary is that it's hard to tell who is in science versus who is in 'science'. Or in other words, it's hard to t…
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Comment #45465063
I'm not clear on what the second paragraph is adding to your example in the first.
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Comment #45276166
Hiring doesn't work like that. It's not like you glance at resumes then hire someone because what the paper says matches your job description. You spend a lot of time, if you're do…
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Comment #45224888
> Can't wait to go to jail for texting a meme to the group chat. For a second I thought that was a great hypothetical example, then I remembered that's a thing that actually happen…
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Comment #45224837
If capitalists can't solve problems, who do you suggest can?
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Comment #45224778
https://web.archive.org/web/20250912131943/https://www.math....
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Comment #45206444
And yet the founding fathers made it pretty clear that they were all for every able-bodied man having guns, including private citizens owning artillery. The relative lethality of a…
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Comment #45206389
"Wilder times" is an interesting description of the early days of the country. When I look around at the violence the last several years (mass rioting, looting, uptick in murder pr…
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Comment #45206362
Which reasons are you referring to? I've never heard this comparison between masking during two pandemics 100+ years apart.
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Comment #45107873
>[...]about one school shooting or mass shooting every two days proves that at least one member of the species isn't uniformly ready to have firearms. I often see comments online d…
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Comment #44976441
Is there a place where it isn't dead in the world? It seems to be the attitude everywhere nowadays.
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Comment #44936897
Doxing is more than exposure. It's exposing someone's real world identity online, often with the intent to harm them. It's the harming portion that I think most people are objectin…