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prairiedogg
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Comment #48785510
What could go wrong?
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Comment #43378209
I hope this comment gets as much appreciation as it deserves.
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Comment #43378181
The best way I ever heard this sentiment phrased was "the most radio friendly single on the album had the refrain 'I want to fuck you like an animal'".
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Comment #43378083
Pretty heat machine.
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Comment #43226641
Economics are not the only considerations at play. Even if economic considerations do dominate, the social safety nets of many European countries offer attractive alternatives to t…
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Comment #43226474
China has never been a place, historically, that has welcomed foreigners as anything other than short-term visitors. To the extent that it has, those foreigners have become Chinese…
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Comment #38981552
> more digestible I see what you did there.
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Comment #37280488
No one said anything about a conspiracy. From TFA: "In addition to a base of far-right wing support, which makes up 15 percent of the population, the AfD is attracting a protest vo…
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Comment #34095079
I'm curious where I could find an example of someone saying that working hard and being punctual are white supremacist.
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Comment #32137586
I was a Gnucash user for a decade before switching to beacount ( https://github.com/beancount/beancount ). Can't see myself ever going back.
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Comment #28181253
> No, it's that if you DON'T work hard, you WON'T get it. Depends on how much you start with.
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Comment #23096818
Open source software really _has_ penetrated every niche.
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Comment #19093191
Not a native Chinese speaker, but I am a proficient speaker of Chinese as a second language. No dog in this fight except to mention that "天真" does have a "sum of its parts" aspect …
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Comment #18275324
Whether there is more corruption in Africa or the United States probably depends on qualifying statements like "Where in Africa?", "Where in the United States?", and importantly "W…
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Comment #14634339
Clarifying question: are you referring to emotional labor as labor which is emotionally taxing for the producer, or labor which produces a positive emotional effect on the consumer…
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Comment #12935149
Now I'm getting the feels masondixon - thanks for being so open to a discussion.
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Comment #12933074
Hi rubberstamp! I disagree that this thread is "just nitpicking each other" - I think it's been both educational and civil. For instance, when masondixon learned that Reagan had a …
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Comment #12932995
> Don't you get excited at the prospect of a leader not beholden to any special interests at all? On paper that does sound exciting, but it's not something that I want at any cost.…
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Comment #12932833
OK, I'll accept that my analogy isn't very good. So your argument is that someone who is a good private executive will also be a good public executive? Let's accept that premise as…
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Comment #12930517
Ok - thanks for clarifying. I don't think that this assertion strengthens an argument that voting for Trump is better than voting for any other candidate. I would argue that someon…
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Comment #12930135
Hi tomp! I was trying to summarize masondixon's stated points about the negative effect electing "statesmen" have had. masondixon listed: - two wars - Obama missed seeing the rise …
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Comment #12929991
Hi masondixon! > But look at the last 15 years of foreign policy from "statesmen". We had two wars, Obama missed seeing the rise of ISIS, Syria is a humanitarian nightmare, we had …
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Comment #10867833
Could you get away with allowing folks to manually paste in the HTML of their own linkedin page, or perhaps upload a PDF version of their linked in page? Are you scraping the page …
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Comment #9562355
And the Objective-C community thanks you for it, Michael. We wouldn't be software developers, however, if we weren't hopeless pedants who lose the forest for the trees and point ou…
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