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Which would you consider the Sonic Youth of today: Philip Glass or Lady Gaga?

Piss off Prince Philip however and you could be in for a hard time.

The author of the linked paper, Philip Wadler, is just phenomenal.

More recent figures would be Steve Jobs, Kubrick, & Philip Glass.

Bush, but Philip takes it to a whole other level.

Nineteenth-Century Mortality in West Africa Philip D.

To which Philip Van Hoof replied: (excerpt) You, as one of the key FSF people, appear to be keen on enforcing a strict policy on how GNU's member-projects should behave.

However, once I read what Philip Greenspun had to say about it in writing about Copeland's Generation X [1], I rethought it, and came to agree with him.

- Philip Armour I guess we can make them, although we never have.

Sometimes I wonder if it is the lack of a person like Philip Wadler on the Go team who can hash out how to best fit generics into Go's type system.

It's shocking how much a wannabe game dev that looks like Philip Seymour Hoffman's younger sister can learn about enterprise development too, when they've never actually worked a day in their life at a typical enterprise shop.

> On 12 January 1971, the federal government indicted Philip Berrigan and other East Coast antiwar activists on felony charges of plotting to impede the Vietnam War through violent action.

As an American who isn't an Anglophile, I didn't know that Prince Philip was so "colorful".

Edit: yes, apparently: "In 1966, the late Philip K.

> "When Philip Bevilacqua decided to work out the shapes of all the RNA molecules in a living plant cell, he faced two problems.

Remember Philip Greenspun's infamous article describing the VCs at ArsDigita as "a group of nursery school children who've stolen a Boeing 747 and are now flipping all the switches trying to get it to take off"[1]?

Philip Greenspun says this very succinctly in his article about why there aren't women in science.

Philip K Dick, though, was right about so many aspects of modern culture - the changing perception towards rights, humanity, drugs, and classes.