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Kazi1212 posted...

Solid Sonic posted...

The only thing I think is kids maybe need less homework (and if theres an overarching project due, keep homework to a minimum while teaching to the project). The elimination of homework entirely is unrealistic if you want to give kids a solid education that focuses on information retention.

The French are planning to end homework in school once and for all. Lot of schools there already dont give homework. Weve just been indoctrinated to think thats how kids can learn, but theres certainly more effective methods that doesnt take away as much time from their childhoods

Like what? How else do you learn genuinely challenging concepts, if not by actually thinking, writing, and reading about them a lot?
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Minimum job qualifications are often BS or misleading, just apply anyway
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It's perplexing how somethings, like eugenics, come full circle.
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I'm surprised this didn't go viral.
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But John McCarthy is the grandfather of AI >_>

(I still accept the sentiment behind this topic though)
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Everybody Loves Raymond
Peep Show
That 70s Show
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Prolly Dynasty Warriors 3 or Final Fantasy 7.

I got my name by misreading SinirothX when I used to lurk, who was a poster/contributor on FF7 back in the day.
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They probably served a lot more functions back then than they do now. Which makes it hard to evaluate. Were there better investments? It's not as though there was a central government with complete control over every facet of the state, into which you could pour ever more money and see results. But it's hard to deny that at least some of these must have been vanity projects.
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Yes, as far as I understand, that is basically what it is, but they're more lightweight. A VM has to emulate what the operating system does, whereas a container does not.

I don't like or use containers, but they have two big benefits I can think of. The first is compatibility: no having to worry about it working on this machine or that machine, because the entire runtime is ported with the program. The second is isolation: they have their own memory and system resources, so it is harder to compromise the client's computer.
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apolloooo posted...

anyway how much programming language have in common. let's say i got my phyton covered and feelin confident, but i suddenly have urges to learn java or C, would i basically learn from 0 or there are basic things that overlap?

Meh, those languages are appreciably different. You'd probably pick up the syntax a lot faster than if you were learning from 0, and they have the same constructs, but there are just extra things that are different from Python. IT would still take years and projects before you could claim advanced expertise in that language, and it will still probably take a decent investment to learn the basics of them.

But if you, say, knew those three languages comfortably, there's probably like a 75% chance you could pick up the basics of any other random language within a week (assuming it's not something substantially different, like a functional or logic programming language)
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Are you reading How to Think Like a Computer Scientist? IIRC, they introduce some Turtle library for doing drawing like that. Good book for self-taught beginners as well.
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--Zero- posted...

Yeah cause every farm that "treats" their animals "right" can supply enough murder food to every human who refuses to open their eyes to the meat industry. There's substantial health benefits to avoiding meat too. Educate yourself a little before you shit post.

Ayy he bought it
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The best thing to do in a heated situation is to try and talk it out, or run away if it's safe for you and others.
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I don't think vegans are concerned about animal treatment before slaughter, but slaughter itself.
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Tbqhwyf there has to be like a minimum level of physically attractive for it to work. Anything over that is algoods, but after that point, personality/chemistry scales much more than looks
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The movie was pure garbage and the plot of the games have become so intricate and riddled with "ah but the god of the god of the space goats made a deal with this character who we thought was dead except it was in the past..." It's beyond redemption
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Gotta wonder what it'd be like being one of the soldiers shooting at their former bro. I wonder if some of them intentionally missed.
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It's pretty cool, check it out

https://soundcloud.com/the-height-1/kinge-everyday-was-ft-mel
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I was hoping this would be about Richard Dawkins so I could post "religion of peace" and either make people laugh or perturbed
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raging_clue posted...

hokey pokey ice cream is overrated,

nah bole
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We have a more individualistic and self-centred culture, which means less of an obligation to family, community etc. There are positives and negatives to it, but that seems to play a factor.
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Yeah bole, though I was lurking instead of posting.
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This topic is more a criticism of American Republicans, than the actual pro-life stance.

And even though I disagree with Republicans, it should still be said that it is perfectly legitimate to want community, family, friends etc. to be the ones supplying welfare instead of an overly inefficient, bureaucratic government, for many reasons: it's more effective, they can provide shelter, companionship, psychological support, they're more responsive, etc.

Believing this is superior to an overreaching welfare state is in not incompatible or inconsistent with holding pro-life beliefs.
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Eat some whittakers chocolate while you're there, every supermarket sells it
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Like they do exist, but considering how many zombie games, games set in space, etc. there are, you'd think there'd be more.

What are some cyberpunk classics?
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FF_Redux posted...

Sinroth posted...

You always been living at home or you just there for a brief while?

Well I don't really live home, it's yes and no.

But I never lived in my own place alone.

Atm, I live in a big house outskirts of cities (countryside). Got 4 of my older sisters here with their families, my parents, and me.

We have divided the house into apartments for each family, we have common areas and common kitchen. We eat dinner all together. My room is as big as a small 1 room apartment without bathroom and kitchen. I share bathroom with my parents.

Damn man, I gotta say that I love living with flatmates. You get a bunch of same-age, similar-interest people and you'll make some serious friends for life. But at the same time, you're away from family, and if you move away to a big city or something it's pretty easy to drift apart, and it hits mum and dad the hardest when they get older because life gets a bit more boring and often their kids are about the only thing keeping it fresh.

There's good and bad parts, but I think it's a good experience to live away from family.
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You always been living at home or you just there for a brief while?
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shockthemonkey posted...

More than 1, and how he pulled his dick out to just about every woman comedian he worked with.

Damn, I'm honestly not surprised if true
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shockthemonkey posted...

Have people forgiven Louis CK or did that story never get enough traction to count?

Lol was this the "story" about him taking a girl to this room then standing in the door way so she couldn't leave and jacking it?
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I think Ryan's best moments were better than Colin's, but that Colin was better overall, most of the time, in more circumstances.
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I'm in Vancouver and there's a place called the Poutenerie whose gimmick is that everything they sell is poutine with some extra shit on top. E.g. they had a "Mexican burrito" poutine which had like jalapenos and crap on top. It was kinda greasy and a bit gross.
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Ben
Stuart
Louis
Martin
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LysistrataMedea posted...

Sinroth posted...

Man, I thought Discord was just like Ventrilo, you jus use it when playing games with people.

Hwat you researching?

no, reddit and 4chan use discord a lot for general hangouts

i am trying to figure out the semantic properties of the post in postmodernism

... isn't it just post? as in like, beyond

"the aesthetic movement that grew out of and succeeded"-modernism
post-modernism
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Whats happened in the past few years?
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Man, I thought Discord was just like Ventrilo, you jus use it when playing games with people.

Hwat you researching?
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Man the responses in here are pathetic
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My old university is flying me around the world to Vancouver to do it as well, so I won't have to pay (except for accommodation). I'm equal parts excited and terrified, this is gonna be by far the furthest away I've ever been.

https://2017.splashcon.org/event/ocap-2017-capabilities-and-effects
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I was thinking it's probably the same for men, but the article says the rate of men cheating has stayed constant.

Either way, it takes two to tango, and the shift from sex as something done between individuals who love each other to an act of pure pleasure has been socially and emotionally damaging, and the blame is on both sexes. The institution of marriage is now also basically meaningless, having become, essentially, "economic privileges for long-term couples". It seems pretty inevitable that our Christian roots will cease to have any meaning (for better or worse), and at that point, I wouldn't be surprised if there'd be talks about axing marriage as a legal thing altogether.
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The two can co-exist. I don't know about America in particular, but the Labour movements in the Commonwealth countries grew out of moderate Fabian and Christian socialism, later merging with liberalism. Michael Joseph Savage, first Labour prime minister, and founder of the NZ welfare state, described his project as "applied Christianity". It'll probably be a bit different in America, but left vs. right really has little to do with science vs. religion, except as it has been weaponised in particular political climates.
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Cow's milk. Full fat.


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What's your guys steam names? I play on Aus too, occasionally (usually every weekend or so).

[email protected]
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Rika_Furude posted...

i wanna be like Shuya from Battle Royale, not wussing out behind a tree for days. Hunting down people, following the gunfire, etc


Or I could hide behind a bush and win, i dunno...

In that case, Pochinki or Rozhok are kind of fun to gun your way through house-to-house. But it's often a matter of RNG and who gets a gun first. There's a pair of barns just east of Pochinki, you can often land there alone, get a gun, and make your way into Pochinki.
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I4NRulez posted...

If you're a new player i'd recommend finding a car going to place outside of the flight path and gearing up. Then working your way back to the middle

This is a decent strat. If you look at the three-road intersection between School and Yasnaya Polyana (the one closer to school):



There are three cars that spawn around it. Just to the left of that intersection, there are two compounds north and south of the road with garages, and cars often spawn there. So if you're playing in a team, you can all land there, find a car, drive away somewhere far, loot, and then make your way into the circle.
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Dash_Harber posted...

I'm not sure most influential of all time, but definitely of the last millennium or so.

Anyway, two relevant points. One, influence or power does not indicate divine backing. Second, not all Christians believe he was the son of God. The actual nature of their relationship, whether they are father and son, part of the same being, or angel and creator actually differs quite a bit between different sects of Christianity.

Congrats, you turned a lighthearted topic into serious bizniz
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Asherlee10 posted...

Yes, if you are referencing personhood versus existence.

And is this distinction ever evoked anywhere but to justify why some kinds of human beings have no rights? For being such an essential argument, I've never heard viability applied anywhere else, and that makes me skeptical.

RE Viability vagueness: You've already noted the exact difference between the viability of a zygote versus an infant. Viability means that the fetus can exit the womb to breathe, intake food, and pass excrements without the assistance it had in the womb. The infant not being fed days later is not exactly relevant to viability in this context.

Babies still need assistance to do most of those things though. A newborn baby cant really eat unless you give it chewed or soft food, for instance. Lots of neonates have issues, such as meconium aspiration, which affect those functions youve listed. Without assistance, they'll die.

This also means anyone on life support, if even temporary, is a non person with no rights.

You've also skipped one point. Is a foetus a non person because it happened to be born in a country without the healthcare adequate to ensure it survives if delivered early? It's still the same kind of thing in both countries, but the one born into the wealthy, developed country has personhood by virtue of its privilege.

Lastly, if having the biological apparatus to process nutrients "without help" is what confers rights and personhood, then surely flowers and animals and fungi can do this, and are therefore moral people?
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Questionmarktarius posted...

Sinroth posted...

I love this song though, I wish it were on the album.

It is.

Woops, I didn't actually watch it. I thought it was that song with the marching Nazi squads. Can't remember the name. Empty Spaces? But off the top of my head it has lyrics like this:

What shall we use to fill the empty spaces?
Where we used to talk?
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Shall we buy a new guitar
Shall we drive a big, powerful car
Shall we get into fights
Leave the lights on, drop bombs
Do tours of the east
Contract diseases
Bury bones, break up homes
Send flowers by phone
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How shall I complete the wall?
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