It's a quantitative difference, not a qualitative difference. The Poles were really, really bad to the Jews. You can say the Poles weren't as bad as the Nazis, and that's true, but......
In the US, we had concentration camps for Japanese, and they weren't nearly as bad as the death camps in Poland.
I feel really bad about the concentration camps for the Japanese, even though I had nothing to do with them other than living in the same country 50 years later. If a Japanese person asks me, I will happily apologize. The concentration camps were a lousy thing to do, we shouldn't have done them.
Same with the drop of the nuclear weapons. Even if you think it was better than the alternative, you can still say, "I'm sorry we did that, I wish it hadn't happened."
Sometimes you just need to accept that things sucked back then and move on (ie, don't do it again).
It's a little disingenuous to blame Germany for it, because Polish mobs were killing the survivors from Auschwitz. The Jews didn't leave Poland because of the concentration camps, they left because Poland was trying to kill them.
Poland should just apologize and move on. We all have done terrible things in the histories of our countries. No point trying to hide it.
I've heard of reactOS, but I didn't realize the project was making such good progress. Kudos good job and my congratulations to you and your team! This is some nice work.
I know what I don't find convincing and that's the single paper effect.
What you think isn't important, because you obviously don't know how to search for papers.
Most likely you read realclimate.org or some other blog, and parrot what you read there. You have no capability of thought and research.
Well yes.
There have been several attempts to explain away the problems with the climate models, as you correctly mention, but none of them are very convincing.
They will only be paying people for five years. If someone paid me for five years, I would be constantly worried about what would happen at the end of five years. I wouldn't want to re-enter the workforce with degraded skills, etc.
But if I knew I would be getting that money for the rest of my life, it very likely would affect my habits.
It's really important. Even if you hate this Brown plan for some reason, it could still have a huge affect on your life (and career) for a long time.
That is why it's News for Nerds.
You missed the humor in the first place. In the second place, you missed that "Embrace, Unextend, Extinguish" is exactly what google did. The bought it, they made it worse, then they got rid of it.
You really, really, shouldn't have written a long post trying to explain Embrace, Extend, Extinguish without trying to understand the post you were replying to. And I'll admit that it was not particularly well written, but your understanding was way off.
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And also, so as a half Jew I should apologize for what exactly?
Apologize for killing Christ. :)
It's a quantitative difference, not a qualitative difference. The Poles were really, really bad to the Jews. You can say the Poles weren't as bad as the Nazis, and that's true, but......
Just apologize and move on. Really, it's easier.
It's not a lie, Polish mobs were literally killing survivors of the concentration camps. See this for more detail.
In the US, we had concentration camps for Japanese, and they weren't nearly as bad as the death camps in Poland.
I feel really bad about the concentration camps for the Japanese, even though I had nothing to do with them other than living in the same country 50 years later. If a Japanese person asks me, I will happily apologize. The concentration camps were a lousy thing to do, we shouldn't have done them.
Same with the drop of the nuclear weapons. Even if you think it was better than the alternative, you can still say, "I'm sorry we did that, I wish it hadn't happened."
Sometimes you just need to accept that things sucked back then and move on (ie, don't do it again).
It's a little disingenuous to blame Germany for it, because Polish mobs were killing the survivors from Auschwitz. The Jews didn't leave Poland because of the concentration camps, they left because Poland was trying to kill them.
Poland should just apologize and move on. We all have done terrible things in the histories of our countries. No point trying to hide it.
I've heard of reactOS, but I didn't realize the project was making such good progress. Kudos good job and my congratulations to you and your team! This is some nice work.
And even then, Mono does a reasonable job emulating .Net's framework.
I can honestly say I've never used PHP, but I'm sorry you had to go through that. I hate it when programmers change APIs for no reason.
If you are doing something trivial, maybe they're overkill,
In those cases, sqlite can be a nice compromise, not too heavy, but easier than creating your own file format.
I know what I don't find convincing and that's the single paper effect.
What you think isn't important, because you obviously don't know how to search for papers.
Most likely you read realclimate.org or some other blog, and parrot what you read there. You have no capability of thought and research.
Where outside of China are you going to find the components and the equipment to repair any of these electronics, anyway?
I usually get them here.
the tiniest slip of your all-too-human hands and you've ruined a trace on a different circuit.
Soldering isn't as hard as you make it seem. With practice, even someone with shaky hands like me can do small circuits.
Well yes.
There have been several attempts to explain away the problems with the climate models, as you correctly mention, but none of them are very convincing.
A post of reason in a sea of confusion
All the same, if you graduate from Harvard, you will have a decent education.
The global warming models have error bars
The error bars weren't wide enough.
The only real question is - will basic income be done right?
Most likely no. Especially given how little data we have on the subject.
There's been a real life experiment before
They will only be paying people for five years. If someone paid me for five years, I would be constantly worried about what would happen at the end of five years. I wouldn't want to re-enter the workforce with degraded skills, etc.
But if I knew I would be getting that money for the rest of my life, it very likely would affect my habits.
It's really important. Even if you hate this Brown plan for some reason, it could still have a huge affect on your life (and career) for a long time.
That is why it's News for Nerds.
You missed the humor in the first place. In the second place, you missed that "Embrace, Unextend, Extinguish" is exactly what google did. The bought it, they made it worse, then they got rid of it.
Truth be told, you'll never laugh as hard as you do when you might not see the end of tomorrow.
I believe it.
You really, really, shouldn't have written a long post trying to explain Embrace, Extend, Extinguish without trying to understand the post you were replying to. And I'll admit that it was not particularly well written, but your understanding was way off.
They've adapted the old Microsoft method (adapted, of course, to make it not evil):
Embrace, Un-extend, Extinguish
Of course, it could just as easily be chalked down to incompetence. But it really raises the question: why did they buy it in the first place?
"It's good that war is so terrible, otherwise we should grow too fond of it" - Robert E Lee
If war were like Starcraft, I would join the military.
Also, if you're going to spend time on it, you're better off improving your skill, rather than complaining about refs. It will win you more games.
.5 seconds, your team wasn't clearly better anyway.
If the game came down to