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by aiyodev 8y ago
HN moderaters, Please explain how this person actually saying “fuck you” in a post doesn’t break your rules against incivility. The pro-India/pro-China bias on this board is getting ridiculous.
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by aiyodev 8y ago
It’s hereditary in my family.
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by aiyodev 8y ago
I’ve suffered from kidney stones off and on for years. Here’s what helps. Make sure you’re drinking enough water. 2 gallons per day minimum. If your pee isn’t clear, you’re not drinking enough. I add flavor packets to mine to make it more p
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by aiyodev 8y ago
I don’t think they archive links. They only bookmark them. Am I wrong?
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by aiyodev 8y ago
So Amazon is going to help other companies advertise products to customers that they have already bought?
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by aiyodev 8y ago
It’s not about the enviroment. It’s about virtue-signaling strongly enough to protect their business interests. You won’t see “Lego Buys Carbon Credits” as a headline on HN.
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by aiyodev 8y ago
Recently discovered the wonders of zsh and oh my zsh. If you’re like me and never tried anything other than bash, you’re missing out.
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by aiyodev 8y ago
So many things. Software from unknown sources can have malicious code. But, even if it doesn’t, it can update itself with malware later. The lack of curation leaves the Android ecosystem with millions of garbage apps riddled with bugs and m
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by aiyodev 8y ago
Already have this in Seattle. Restaurants switch to compostable straws and life goes on.
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by aiyodev 8y ago
> the owner should be allowed (morally) to install software outside the app store The inability to do this is a feature. I don’t want my phone to run random garbage like Android does. The curated app store is the main reason I keep buyin
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by aiyodev 8y ago
He’s creating the narrative that short-sellers destroyed Tesla, not of his gross incompetence.
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by aiyodev 8y ago
Return is a function of risk. There’s very little risk in accepting a job offer. There’s a lot of risk in starting a company.
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by aiyodev 8y ago
I’ve seen this mentioned in a few places. I feel like it’s becoming the new Stanford Prisoner Experiment, a completely contrived “experiment” that’s bogus science but becomes popular because it reinforces a popular belief. The kids tormente
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by aiyodev 8y ago
That’s the opposite of what the article is about.
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by aiyodev 8y ago
He also was one of few people who was right about the NSA pre-Snowden. People seen to forget this. When I read the Snowen story my first thought was that, unfortunately, more people would take InfoWars seriously. I do not support censorship
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by aiyodev 8y ago
Don’t let it get to you. I often find the most useful posts are heavilly downvoted on HN. Thank you for your contribution. Ignore the jerks who who have nothing better to do.
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by aiyodev 8y ago
“Shasta Lake evacuated accidentally” is probably what the author meant. “Thousands in Shasta Lake evacuated accidentally” means thousands of people accidentally emptied their bowels.
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by aiyodev 8y ago
I haven’t heard this before. Where can I read more about it?
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by aiyodev 8y ago
Why is this “common knowledge” while almost nobody believes astroturfing exists on Reddit or Hacker News? Serious question. I don’t see a fundamental difference.
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by aiyodev 8y ago
What amazes me is how information-dense the universe is. We’re able to do a lot with a little data because we can extract so much information from it.
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by aiyodev 8y ago
Well, I would imagine we would start with relatively small ones. The cancelled Asteroid Redirect Mission would have targeted one about 25ft in diameter which would be harmless if it ended up in Earth's atmosphere.
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by aiyodev 8y ago
Did you read my post? Legacy admission was started at Harvard as a means of ethnic discrimination. Before then, a large percentage of students at Harvard were Jewish because they ignored the social convention that only the elites applied to
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by aiyodev 8y ago
I agree. We don't need to colonize Mars or any other planet. There's plenty of room on Earth. But we should be working towards tapping the $700 quintillion of wealth in the asteroid belt. The Lunar Orbital Platform-Gateway and any
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by aiyodev 8y ago
I’m not the person you were talking to previously.
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by aiyodev 8y ago
It’s worth reminding everyone that Harvard is the reason there’s any discrimination in the admissions process. Students used to get accepted on academic merit alone. But Harvard wanted to covertly discriminate against Jewish applicants. The
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by aiyodev 8y ago
Don’t be obtuse.
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by aiyodev 8y ago
Parents who understand what “tracking” is. If you aren’t, you’re setting your child up for failure.
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by aiyodev 8y ago
Add this to the long list of evidence of ancient contact between Asia and the Americas.
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by aiyodev 8y ago
There’s a crowdsourced tracker of all of the promises made to backers of Star Citizen over the years thoroughly documented with links to the proof. https://starcitizentracker.github.io/ Since posting this always gets a lot
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by aiyodev 8y ago
Sears, Roebuck and Company used to own 100% of the market. Look at where they are today.

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