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akudha
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Shitty people push/bend the rules as far as they can, to see what they can get away with. If they lose, they don’t lose much. If they win, it becomes the new normal, in their favor. I too hope they lose and are shamed (assuming they fe
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Ask HN: How do you secure your personal computer?
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Ask HN: What is your retirement plan? After retirement, what?
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4y ago
Across the country, many laws are passed by red states that might not hold up if they are challenged in Supreme Court. But how many cases can SC take on? How long will these cases take? Primary objective of these laws is to scare people and
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4y ago
I happen to catch part of conversation between two young, very good looking female colleagues of mine back when I still used to go to office (same cubicle, sometimes I heard things even though I didn't mean to). They were disappointed
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akudha
4y ago
18K USD is a LOT of money in India. Real estate in bigger Indian cities is super expensive. Everything else is much, much cheaper than western countries. You can get fantastic food (tasty and healthy) compared to the U.S, very cheap. Things
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4y ago
This philosophy of praising exploitation I read that comment as sarcastic. I don't think your parent comment is praising him
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I feel like Zuck is just lucky. While some amount of luck (right time, right place etc) is involved in every bog achievement, Zuck seems pretty pathetic when compared to Gates or Jobs. He is doing one thing well though - keeping Facebook co
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4y ago
There are ways to support immigration without ceding one's country to foreigners. I am not suggesting they import 50 million people overnight. Japan has very little interest in allowing even modest amount of immigration. And Immigrat
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4y ago
Is declining birth rate really that bad? We are at 8 Billion humans already, how many more can the planet support, with all its environment and inequality problems? That said, birth date decline is not uniform around the world. And countrie
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4y ago
It depends on the importance of the business. Hospital mistreating the patients? Sure, escalate it. Try to get it fixed, as politely as possible. Local Dunkin behaving badly (my recent experience)? Just stop giving them my business. I can m
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4y ago
I am terrified of affecting someone's health, freedom or money (especially health and freedom) unknowingly, mistakenly etc. How do people who lie in court, use unproven tools etc to screw someone's entire life sleep at night? This
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4y ago
I dunno, if I had a property with art that is 10,000 years old, I will try my best to preserve it. Regardless of whether they were made by my ancestors or not, because it doesn’t matter. It was made by humans. So in a way, they are my anc
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4y ago
The battle is lost the moment data is collected. It will be leaked, misused, stolen etc. The question is not IF, the question is WHEN. All the laws, promises, good intentions etc are not worth the paper they are written on. If there is da
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So how much money does Google make from their music streaming service? They can exit the business citing the shitty, unfair practices of music/movie licensing. But they won’t. They aren’t in the business to ethically make money, just l
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4y ago
Not you parent comment, please share more details. Thank you
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I did the same, looks like it is Spotify only? https://gimletmedia.com/shows/heavyweight/episodes#show-tab-... Assuming that is the show they are talking about. God, I hate these walled gardens
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4y ago
I really enjoy this one - https://callingbullshitpodcast.com/episodes/ It is about the gap between companies' stated goals and their actual behavior. Citations needed - https://citationsneeded.libsyn.co
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4y ago
Are people more racist, sexist, dumb etc today, compared to 50-100 years ago? I’d guess no, but it feels that way because of the global and instant nature of the internet. YouTube is filled with videos of people doing dumb things. Similar
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Ask HN: What are some good language learning games?
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It is greed for sure. But it is also the lack of legit opportunities to invest, unless one is an accredited investor. I found a handful of places I wanted to invest, but I can't, because I am not an accredited investor. I am left with
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Is there a reason why these big layoffs are done just before thanksgiving, Christmas etc?
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How so?
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Ok, fair enough. The truth is, if you and I were raised there, we probably would But that is kinda what I said though, isn’t it? Anyway, I wasn’t trying to make them sound like monsters (except the rulers, they sure are). I’ll try to word
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4y ago
Why don’t you have an opinion? They’re treating women so bad, their policies are stuck in 1200s, and we are in 2022. Does that not bother you at least a bit? Honest question about the argument - how would you phrase it (I wrote that comment
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Muslims want the Sharia law and all the other Islamic stuffs including hijab, prayers and what not No normal, rational human being would want to cover their face. If they do, then it means they’re raised that way and brainwashed. Or they’
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4y ago
Countries like India have multi party system. That doesn’t seem to have slowed corruption/bribery at all. How would it help in the U.S? In a way, corruption is the U.S is worse because it is legalized (campaign contributions). If there
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My default mode is to trust everyone until they break my trust. Now that I am old, I have realized that trusting everyone by default is not a good idea, especially big tech. In cases like this, I think it is better to assume malice, even i
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He is 76. He has had more than 3,000 lawsuits against him. He has been breaking the law for decades. Still nothing. There is a reason why he is called “The Teflon Don”
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This is the person who took classified documents including nuclear material home. Nothing happened to him, as usual. What effect is some rule on a shitty social media site going to have on him?
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