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marcos

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  • What are you talking about?

    It looks like a bright dot. Or a dark one if you are photographing it.

  • What we lose when we stop coding

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  • Non-coding architects has been a well known organizational red-flag for decades.

    Non-coding people always lose track of reality, and it's a disaster to give them decision power over fine-grained technical choices.

    Now, I don't really know how that maps into non-coding software developers, but I'm not optimist.

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  • I doubt even 10% of the scientists can tell a human embryo apart from a dolphin.

    I really expect nobody from the physics, math, social sciences, history, geology, or almost every other department to do it.

  • Garak when a plasma leak in his warp core sends him to another universe.

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  • On the other hand, there have been more content created than the main show, and nothing else held up to the same standard.

    It's good that things end instead of being diluted into mediocrity.

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  • That's all that math is about.

  • Shitting and pissing and crying because my favorite character is a hateable cop

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  • There's nothing wrong in being a genetic mutant. Also, she is a reformed terrorist.

  • Do you know what the sad part is, Odo? I'm a very good tailor.

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  • He would NEVER!

  • agile

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  • It's agile if the plan is constantly reviewed with every new information in mind and you can change what you are working in to better implement it.

    If you do do Scrum, that's almost never the case.

  • You need the paycheck

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  • Somebody that defends personal freedom.

  • Gospel of love

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  • xkcd #3251: Time Machine Conversation

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  • "Lost at sea" means he gone out for fishing and never returned.

    He may be out buying cigarettes for all we know.

  • You need the paycheck

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  • If you can hold the mandatory economist's compulsion to be liberal for long enough to write a coherent argument for that intervention, I'm willing to count it and update my opinion.

  • Time to relax!

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  • They never were.

    People repeating them on the internet used to do it ironically. But conspiracies always were actual belief systems and have always brought groups of people together to reinforce each other idiocies.

  • You need the paycheck

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  • I've never seen an economist argue is favor of non-safety related building codes. Ever.

  • Maybe Morn is barking orders.

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  • Ouch. How can anyone get to ask for instructions on the comms with him talking there all the time?

  • I can’t expect anyone is allowed to walk through the nacelle catwalks.

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  • On TNG there's a wide corridor that links into that circular one.

    But well, the ship is supposed to have several levels, isn't it? IDK what is in that place on the other levels.

    Also, shouldn't engineering be lower than the saucer? And shouldn't the circular corridor be on the saucer? Maybe the corridor goes "up" and gravity just works differently there.

  • Courtesy of Rando Star Trek

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  • Wait, did the Franchises War happen before or after the Genomic Wars?

  • Data's New Groove

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  • He is smarter than people, has perfect emotional control, and a complete psychopathic detachment from anybody's else well being. And yes, he's more physically capable than people in every way.

    I guess the reason he isn't used very much on the series is because otherwise the authors would have to let him destroy the Federation,

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    What are your thoughts on people who are against pacifism?

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  • What he is saying is completely correct on the context that he is talking about the people insisting on pacific resistance to Fascism before WWII.

    The person quoting him without context in a way that completely changes the meaning of his words is wrong, and one has to wonder if honest at all.