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by abhi3 9y ago
Lucky that you live in a country with strong consumer protection culture and had to deal directly with google.
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by abhi3 9y ago
As we speak, Google's OTA Android updates are bricking thousands of $600 Nexus 6P as well and all the press cares about is hyping Pixel 2.
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by abhi3 9y ago
I explained that in another comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15088404
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by abhi3 9y ago
A lot of comments in this thread are misleading. What the Supreme Court has done is that it has expanded the interpretation of an existing Fundamental Right ('Right to life') to include a 'Right to Privacy'. Now this mea
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by abhi3 9y ago
But at least most of us here have by now trained ourselves to be mostly immune to click bait. Don't want to go through the same process again but with misleading thumbnails this time.
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Cambridge University Press: To Bend the Knee or to Die in China?(thediplomat.com)
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Elon Musk reveals first official photo of SpaceX space suit(theverge.com)
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The Beginning of Uber(medium.com)
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Over a third of millennials say they’ll pay for Disney’s streaming service(techcrunch.com)
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China 'Strongly Dissatisfied' with US Trade Investigation(thediplomat.com)
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How we found that hidden Apple job listing(zdnet.com)
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India's top court rules against instant divorce(bbc.com)
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by abhi3 9y ago
>If war can be waged without loss of life the biggest incentive to avoid war is gone. There will be a loss of life in any war. Note that they are called 'Killer' robots. It's just that the loss of life will be of noncombat
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by abhi3 9y ago
Uhmm you make a reasonable argument but I am not sure why it's a reply to my comment. I was commenting on peoples behavior in the workplace and not how they spend their free time. Did you just inadvertently create a strawman so you cou
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by abhi3 9y ago
> affairs with a creepy married co-worker in Germany, machismo-driven muscling for VC connections, dominance games over which chair an exec sits in, PR firms hired to smear uppity former partners... it's like a movie. I wonder how p
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by abhi3 9y ago
Allocating ones capital (simply owning things as you say) is a productive activity in itself. Without people competing to allocate capital for higher returns, a lot of things we all love wouldn't exist.
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by abhi3 9y ago
I drew an equivalency between the unquestionability of the immoral character of two acts (even that was not my central argument) and not between the relative degree immorality (which is what you decided to argue against).
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by abhi3 9y ago
There's an argument to be made that piracy is illegal whereas hate speech (in USA) is not but my point was that Big Internet has no moral compass whereas you seem to want to argue with a strawman of moral equivalency between two unques
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by abhi3 9y ago
All these companies tripping over each other to ban DailyStormer while at the same time they won't take a position against similar sites that are just as unquestionably immoral/illegal as DailyStormer (Torrent sites, ISIS sites).
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Google adds autoplaying videos to search results on Android(theverge.com)
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by abhi3 9y ago
OJ Simpson
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by abhi3 9y ago
The leak builds up hype and investor curiosity about the IPO. It's like how visits by politicians to an area are 'leaked' so that the press is there to cover them.
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MongoDB has filed confidentially for IPO(techcrunch.com)
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Survey Finds Most People Are Biased Against Atheists, Including Atheists(smithsonianmag.com)
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The Evolution of Trust(ncase.me)
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James Damore, Google, and the YouTube radicalization of angry white men(theguardian.com)
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What was Benchmark thinking?(techcrunch.com)
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Inmates offered reduced sentences for birth control procedure(bbc.com)
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US firm reveals gun-toting drone that can fire in mid-air(bbc.com)
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by abhi3 9y ago
Uhmm. Saving money doesn't mean they have to give it back you know. They could spend on other things like better computers for kids, more staff etc.

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