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wunderfool

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    Comment #3276230

    losing some respect for stanford's vaunted CS program here...this is devry territory. i would expect material for a stanford degree to be a bit more rigorous than regurgitating the…

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    Comment #3178468

    you better hope the world doesn't advance to g8 levels of consumption, because if they do, the amount of co2 they will deposit into the atmosphere will dramatically alter the biosp…

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    Comment #3178463

    while i suspect you are passing this on a a whimsical reference to an apparently-ridiculous cassandra from the past, ancient peoples did not have modern technologies for processing…

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    Comment #3082728

    get a grip! honestly this messiah-complex is out of hand

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    Comment #2956655

    ?? you must be trolling. i don't recall the section in the legal code where we waive rights for local employers

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    Comment #2930941

    jesus please make this stop, this is becoming ridiculous you may be shocked to discover that other people worked at apple over the years

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    Comment #2906000

    haha why are people wasting time commenting on photoshops? and the author's comments here are hilariously ambitious. don't stop there dude, you need to write your own c++ compiler …

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    Comment #2903656

    apple fanboying at it's laughably-aggro, faux-chest-beating worst.

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    Comment #2870205

    you should all be ashamed of the groan-inducing apologetica in these comments. in particular: timmyd is an idiot

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    Comment #2868944

    dave mcclure says no recession?!?!? well, that settles it

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    Comment #2850668

    make software patents like copyright: USE IT OR LOSE IT

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    Comment #2849156

    node.js has nothing to do with "real-time"

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    Comment #2849148

    then Merriam is wrong. concurrency is not parallelism concurrency is a design consideration that provides for resource isolation. parallelism is about algorithms designed to be exe…

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    Comment #2755231

    someone else graduating from php kindergarten congrats!

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    Comment #2746883

    excellent synopsis. i agree with the author - i'd love it if haskell "took over", but after waiting a few years already for a larger mass to crawl up the learning curve, i'm jumpin…

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    Comment #2742794

    of course, take away the need to satisfy the public and any fool can simply close off debate by fiat

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    Comment #2741541

    these pages aren't your "identity", hasn't years of facebook abuse taught people anything? these pages exist to tune an ad matching algorithm. hel-lo, this is what google does even…

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    Comment #2741494

    more navel-gazing from the navel-gazing generation on my deathbed i will relate the momentous problems solved by my generation - do you recall the great g+ circle jerks of 2011?

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    Comment #2721136

    the attractiveness of g+ isn't the UI it isn't even who is using it it's who ISN'T using it namely the hundreds of millions of mouth breathers that committed the tragedy of the com…

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    Comment #2702577

    it is worth noting that since you are trolling a bit, that the changes evident between python 2 and 3 are only about as significant as those from perl5.12 to perl5.14

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    Comment #2693975

    sorry, i need my dbs to be close to my middle tier, at worst on the LAN if noton the same switch. i just can't see what is compelling about a db on the WAN.

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    Comment #2689234

    the massive list of changes people want constitute a massive multiyear project. lexical scope....proper unicode...etc etc...these are not point release features instead of waiting …

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    Comment #2688242

    are you volunteering to be the first human test subject?

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    Comment #2688230

    nasa is trying to stay relevant, but the truth is they themselves are turning to unmanned probes to explore our near neighborhood. indeed unmanned expeditions now appear to be thei…