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Comment Re:Not news (Score 1) 96

worse than the science popularizations have suggested so far - and they were already called alarmist, when in fact, they were understating the problem.

What are you talking about, the alarmists are saying the oceans will boil, not that the results will be in the upper level of estimates.

Comment Re:Universities are officially stupid. But so is t (Score 1) 108

I learned a lot in college, but I've learned a heck of lot more since college from just life and experience. Actually I've learned more from some great youtube channels about a variety of topics, some CS-related, some not, than I did in many of my college courses.

That's great, you learned more in the many years since college than you did in the four short years of college. It means you've continued to learn, good job.

Comment Re: the opposite (Score 1) 59

"Holiday" originally meant "holy day" and was used for religious celebrations (which Halloween is, incidentally). You are using a changed meaning of the word, using it to mean "non-working day," and then complaining because other people use it in the sense it was originally intended.

The "hallow" in Halloween means "holy." Don't ask what 'ween' means.

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