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by 9991 9mo ago
Apple makes tens of billions of dollars per year on ads. Your conception of Apple and who they are have diverged.
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by 9991 9mo ago
You didn't mention the most important variable of the story -- how old the kids are. But I'm guessing over 8, since it wasn't a crine.
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by 9991 9mo ago
You know what they say: the most dangerous part of space flight is the car ride to Cape Canaveral.
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by 9991 9mo ago
I'm not a weightlifter, and 1lb steak (pre-cook weight) is a normal amd very reasonable sized dinner for me. Weird to hear that called "challenging".
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by 9991 9mo ago
Congress sets the president's salary and has the power to fire him. The president has no such reverse power. The legislative branch is clearly the more powerful. "co-equal" is a fiction made up out of whole cloth by Nixon
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by 9991 10mo ago
Every season of MasterChef Australia is available on the right tracker.
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by 9991 11mo ago
Even if that were true, how could you possibly know it?
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by 9991 11mo ago
I'm dumber for having read that.
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by 9991 11mo ago
Is that a joke? They're all 'at risk' of deletion.
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by 9991 1y ago
Welcome to Hacker News.
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by 9991 1y ago
Bill Gates' grandkids will be playing with wooden blocks.
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by 9991 1y ago
What does that mean in practical terms? You can ask illegal immigrants politely to leave, and if they don't then that's it?
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by 9991 1y ago
There's no judgement. It is dangerous, as the grandparent's story illustrates, regardless of what anyone thinks about it. If your kid's life is on the line, and you absolutely have to get the answer right, and you cannot
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by 9991 1y ago
What if the mistake was riding a bicycle? You don't seem to be coming at this from the perspective of someone who is really thinking about safety. Sorry to be callous about it. You're understandably angry. It's one thing t
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by 9991 1y ago
Mirrors how my undergrads solve problems.
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by 9991 1y ago
All of this nonsense because they underpriced the console to overcharge on games.
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by 9991 1y ago
In the visible universe. The universe may well be infinite.
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by 9991 1y ago
Or it's a cover for putting something else up in orbit secretly.
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by 9991 1y ago
It's advertising, outreach, and public relations for a startup incubator company. There aren't ads here, because the website is the ad.
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by 9991 1y ago
Knocker-up? I hardly know 'er!
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by 9991 2y ago
I'll have what he's having.
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by 9991 2y ago
What a bizarre explanation. Element does E2EE just fine, with the caveat that you have to record your own encryption keys. But if you want E2EE and backups, what would you expect?
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by 9991 2y ago
You made my point. Thanks.
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by 9991 2y ago
Maybe it's inflammation from the ink. Maybe the kind of personality that gets tattoos is also prone to other carcinogenic behavior.
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by 9991 2y ago
> The Catholic church ... has no official position on paleontology or evolution through natural selection. That's certainly an indictment.
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by 9991 2y ago
> And of course many people don't have enough money for private school or to move to a good school district. That's the whole point. Keeps out the riff-raff.
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by 9991 2y ago
That's crazy talk.
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by 9991 2y ago
> Microsoft is better at publishing operating systems Is that a joke? Microsoft seems to be in the advertising business. Their OSes are also a means to an end.
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by 9991 2y ago
I think you misread the text of the guidelines.
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by 9991 2y ago
HN guidelines are no joking matter.

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