ElComradio

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by ElComradio 13y ago
This has nothing to do with rights or money as speech, for most of the participants. This is all about punishing the bad evil bigot man. He has committed the sin of not throwing his arms around gay marriage and he must pay. He cannot be a
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by ElComradio 13y ago
This story is being discussed based on some misinterpretations. It does not sound like whether she was on a no fly list was relevant to the case per se. She was allowed to fly after the first time she was stopped at the airport. What happ
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by ElComradio 13y ago
Can we ask Elon Musk to get rid of Arnnon for being involved in this? Or is Tesla too holy and doing too much good, so they get a pass?
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by ElComradio 13y ago
Do you see a difference between CEOs and presidents on this? Seems there is a large overlap between those who have no problem with e.g. Clinton's dalliances and those decrying this appointment.
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by ElComradio 13y ago
Problem is employees are getting into agreements the full terms of which are not known. In effect part of their contracts/understandings are written in invisible ink- A non-compete of which they are not aware.
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by ElComradio 13y ago
In my opinion this is a fix in search of a problem. In reading all comments on a post I see very few "worthless" comments and many of those are grey. Skimming over tit for tat threads happens on an almost subconscious level. Maybe
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by ElComradio 13y ago
That's great news. He can start now so that next time Elon needs half a billion the taxpayers won't need to provide a risky low interest loan.
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by ElComradio 13y ago
Certainly. If you are in the business of making high risk low interest loans for no equity stake, please contact me immediately. People complain about "corporate welfare" but Musk gets the "cool sustainable tech bro!" pa
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by ElComradio 13y ago
I would prefer that if the government is using our money to support companies we should at least get an ownership stake. As it stands, E-Mizzle, who already had a large personal fortune, received a huge risk free loan from us.
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by ElComradio 13y ago
Let's not forget the $500M loan Uncle Sam, er, The American Taxpayers, made to Musk, which in the case of Tesla failing, would have been a write off for us, but in the case of Tesla succeeding, only makes us a bit of interest, while ma
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by ElComradio 13y ago
People will believe anything they fear is true.
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by ElComradio 13y ago
Good. Stay home. Higher salaries for everyone else.
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by ElComradio 13y ago
Can you, or somebody, explain to me why it is either a responsibility or moral imperative to make HN, tech, the corner store, or anywhere else, a welcome environment for any particular set of people?
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by ElComradio 13y ago
This attitude is a clear echo of what a Pentacostal girl said to me when I was 15, hoping/expecting I would take up her religion later on when I originally thought it was stupid.
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by ElComradio 13y ago
I did not, thanks. However, can we agree that a drop down box and a comment buried on HN being the only indications men are welcome to apply amounts to hair splitting when we are deciding whether or not to classify this as a gender exclusiv
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by ElComradio 13y ago
There is no mention of males involved or invited to come anywhere else, so I'm going to believe that drop down exists to send a "thanks for your support" or is simply an oversight. I don't have a moral problem with gende
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by ElComradio 13y ago
The only problem is when the people who are throwing the sexist event go on to claim they are against sexism. The logical position is to say that it is indeed sexist but that it is necessary, but they lose their standing to complain about a
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by ElComradio 13y ago
An excess of compartmentalization was widely cited as a main reason intelligence agencies didn't put the 9/11 pieces together in time to stop it.
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by ElComradio 13y ago
I'd rather people buried their heads in Gawker for this.
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This is an important issue, but HN?