Can you think of something that's sufficiently 'disproven' so as to make those labels appropriate?
So you know if it works in space.
And here I thought this was a prime example of it 'happening'.
In what sense is pink the worst color? I rather like it. I like purple better—more regal—but pink is a fine color. And pink is only the color of breast cancer, not all cancer, since it's seen as a 'women's issue'.
Do you have a problem with all privately funded art? Because every private entity that funds a work of art has an agenda. It doesn't necessarily have anything to do with the artist's agenda. Should an artist be expected…
The thing is, once you put a piece of art out there, you give up control over what that piece 'means'. Di Modica's bull meant one thing to him when he made it. Now it means millions of different things to the people who…
I have a hard time imagining how Apple Store level service wouldn't be a big improvement over what I currently receive. Also there's nothing routine I do at the Apple Store that requires me to wait any significant…
Boy this sounds familiar. It's not just banks; many state (and presumably federal) angencies have this exact problem. The agency I work for now has a large COBOL code base that's been in the process of being converted…
Just the cost of a computer and internet access. Which I pay for with money from...where, exactly?
Seriously. Every day I go in I think about how much more productive I could be if I could literally shut out distractions with a real live door.
Honestly I don't see how it's any different than a prospective employer running a background check on me, which has been a relatively common practice since before google achieved ubiquity. Do you find that gauche as…
What an excuse. He describes a very poor practice that they still failed to follow.
My experience with old people is they take a shocking amount of time to consider googling something or they have me google it for them.
So is Smalltalk a joke language now?
Louis CK edits his show on a MacBook. I don't know if you consider that serious, but it's a pretty good show.
Just because it's always been irrational doesn't mean it isn't especially irrational now.
Best short term economic interests, maybe. But building a reputation as brilliant whitehat surely confers significant economic benefits as well.
To the parent's point, it's probably generally considered slightly 'cooler' to work at In-N-Out than at McDonald's. In-N-Out certainly seems to be trendier amongst young people than most other fast food restaurants.…
I'm still not convinced the Classic has ever actually been on a store shelf.
TFA is literally all about how GFM is based on the CommonMark spec.
Do you have any specific criticisms of this site?
I figure prayer is essentially meditation. There are many distinctions to be made between them, but no difference that I can see.
That's giving them the benefit of the doubt, to say the least.
Except that there is a consensus on those things. It's just not unanimous.
I just think that's a very reductionist outlook. Humans are complicated. They have a lot of different needs that all have complex relationships with one another. Everyone experiences theses needs to varying degrees. If…
Can you think of something that's sufficiently 'disproven' so as to make those labels appropriate?
So you know if it works in space.
And here I thought this was a prime example of it 'happening'.
In what sense is pink the worst color? I rather like it. I like purple better—more regal—but pink is a fine color. And pink is only the color of breast cancer, not all cancer, since it's seen as a 'women's issue'.
Do you have a problem with all privately funded art? Because every private entity that funds a work of art has an agenda. It doesn't necessarily have anything to do with the artist's agenda. Should an artist be expected…
The thing is, once you put a piece of art out there, you give up control over what that piece 'means'. Di Modica's bull meant one thing to him when he made it. Now it means millions of different things to the people who…
I have a hard time imagining how Apple Store level service wouldn't be a big improvement over what I currently receive. Also there's nothing routine I do at the Apple Store that requires me to wait any significant…
Boy this sounds familiar. It's not just banks; many state (and presumably federal) angencies have this exact problem. The agency I work for now has a large COBOL code base that's been in the process of being converted…
Just the cost of a computer and internet access. Which I pay for with money from...where, exactly?
Seriously. Every day I go in I think about how much more productive I could be if I could literally shut out distractions with a real live door.
Honestly I don't see how it's any different than a prospective employer running a background check on me, which has been a relatively common practice since before google achieved ubiquity. Do you find that gauche as…
What an excuse. He describes a very poor practice that they still failed to follow.
My experience with old people is they take a shocking amount of time to consider googling something or they have me google it for them.
So is Smalltalk a joke language now?
Louis CK edits his show on a MacBook. I don't know if you consider that serious, but it's a pretty good show.
Just because it's always been irrational doesn't mean it isn't especially irrational now.
Best short term economic interests, maybe. But building a reputation as brilliant whitehat surely confers significant economic benefits as well.
To the parent's point, it's probably generally considered slightly 'cooler' to work at In-N-Out than at McDonald's. In-N-Out certainly seems to be trendier amongst young people than most other fast food restaurants.…
I'm still not convinced the Classic has ever actually been on a store shelf.
TFA is literally all about how GFM is based on the CommonMark spec.
Do you have any specific criticisms of this site?
I figure prayer is essentially meditation. There are many distinctions to be made between them, but no difference that I can see.
That's giving them the benefit of the doubt, to say the least.
Except that there is a consensus on those things. It's just not unanimous.
I just think that's a very reductionist outlook. Humans are complicated. They have a lot of different needs that all have complex relationships with one another. Everyone experiences theses needs to varying degrees. If…