http://blog.rongarret.info
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Rondam Ramblings
| ▲ | can solve this riddle. Despite the fact that philosophers have been arguing about it for decades, it's actually not that hard. It is |
http://notoriousbfg.com
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Tim's Blog
| ▲ | to describe: there’s no debate if the person you’re arguing with is mad but besting them intellectually is far more satisfying. |
http://shashanksthoughts.blogspot.com
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Shashank's Thoughts
| ▲ | the same model. I spent 3 weeks thinking about this and arguing with myself about pros and cons of a refurbished device and |
http://codefx.org
1 month ago
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nipafx // You. Me. Java.
| ▲ | Code! #talk #agile #clean‑comments #documentation A heartfelt rant / thoughtful talk arguing for more comments in code 2016-06-24 Java 9 Additions |
http://billsaysthis.com
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BillSaysThis – Death is ugly, Life is sexy!
| ▲ | good nights sleep often. All through the day I waste time arguing with myself internally. Counting things, estimating time left or percentages. What |
http://engineering.vinted.com
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Blog | Vinted Engineering
| ▲ | he should prefer interactor pattern instead of Rails Active Record Callbacks . Arguing against callbacks is easy - thanks to the community there is a |
http://blog.cryptographyengineering.com
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A Few Thoughts on Cryptographic Engineering – Some random thoughts about crypto. Notes from a course I teach. Pictures of my dachshunds.
| ▲ | front. Instead we can sample it “lazily” for the purposes of arguing security. More specifically: means instead of sampling the entire random function |
| ▲ | wrote a post that purports to push back on this reporting , arguing that the main issues were with users who got locked out |
http://infrequently.org
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Infrequently Noted
| ▲ | as a negotiating baseline, forcing competitors to burn time and money arguing down plainly unacceptable terms before they can enter the market. For |
http://ahalbert.com
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Armand Halbert
| ▲ | problem of cooperation and living together. Socrates, however, rejects both positions, arguing instead that morality is an objective part of reality. Continue Reading... |
http://joshwithers.blog
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Josh Withers, the group chat
| ▲ | and I stopped to write at a coffeeshop where people were arguing about politics and war and fascism and genocide and a woman |