benihana

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by benihana 11y ago
This entire thread reads like: "it's such a bummer that other people are so inconsiderate that it has to come to this."
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by benihana 11y ago
No 1080p
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by benihana 11y ago
> I don't understand why the US is so puritan. You answered the question. This country's first moral code came from puritans who were trying to get away from England because the other religions there had too much frivolity.
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by benihana 11y ago
I feel like the opposite is happening: By making penises something vulgar and taboo and to be constantly protected against, we're telling boys that a very important part of their body is ugly, dirty, gross and wrong. And that they shou
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by benihana 11y ago
Also let's not forget: 5. Apples are red 6. Oranges are orange You're comparing facts: "Ulbricht ran The Silk Road," with your own conjecture: "Banks encouraged 'questionable' risk taking." You'r
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by benihana 11y ago
Playing the first SMB was probably the first defining moment in my life at the age of 5 or 6. I still remember every little detail about it - the super 1980s tv console, sitting on the tiled floor to play it, the Paula Abdul and Madonna pos
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by benihana 11y ago
What a shit headline. This isn't about stealing talent, it's about stealing property. The whole issue is here: "hiring Jawbone employees who improperly downloaded sensitive materials shortly before leaving." "Duri
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by benihana 11y ago
That's a lot of words to say that people use facebook because it's convenient.
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by benihana 11y ago
ha ha! I get it! Cause the job title you have determines your personality and style and ethics and morals. And all sales guys are slimy, not like us pure, rational engineers.
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by benihana 11y ago
> espousing your highly conservative viewpoint. I don't ever recall reading either of you or GP's comments before so maybe I'm missing something. But since when is saying "producing things has a cost" a 'hi
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by benihana 11y ago
So basically 9,999 people are completely dependent on the work of one person for them to survive and prosper. Sounds really rosy, for everyone involved.
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by benihana 11y ago
As a white man this is so condescending. There's this insinuation that I was born into the world brimming with confidence and endowed with some natural ability to negotiate. I had to learn the rules of this "men's game"
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by benihana 11y ago
"At the bargaining table, women are in a no-win situation." Word. Instead of teaching them techniques to help them win, let's just do the easiest thing possible and make blanket rules so that everybody is in a no-win situat
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by benihana 11y ago
Brian May made his red guitar out of an oak tree which is an unusual wood for a guitar.
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by benihana 11y ago
I agree with everything you said. But this isn't what's happening in this thread. In this thread, a random, semi-anonymous person saw that someone was offering their work for free and asking for donations, and planted their feet f
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by benihana 11y ago
Based on the tone of some other responses, I'm guessing because the author of this is literally hitler.
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by benihana 11y ago
They can. It's called a fine.
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by benihana 11y ago
This kind of thing is less about easy money and more about outsmarting people. This guy wasn't trying to make an easy buck, he was trying to make a buck by outwitting other people, beating them, winning. It's antisocial (in a clin
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by benihana 11y ago
> grew in Silicon Valley and work here now as a dev > The people I work with seem totally normal. These two statements don't seem related to you? I grew up in Orlando, Florida and for the first 25 years of my life, I thought pe
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by benihana 11y ago
> We still support some older browsers that don't implement the Navigation Timing API This is legitimately surprising to me. I would think the overwhelmingly vast majority of github's customers use an evergreen browser.
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by benihana 11y ago
You should test your theory by starting a a company that makes reproductions of famous paintings and see how fast it takes for classic works of art to become valueless.
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by benihana 11y ago
> hoard their money I'm not sure about you, but I've always called that 'saving'
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by benihana 11y ago
Computers are so amazing. This incredibly complex and mathematically intensive process we just read about? It happens 30-144 times every second. And this is just the logic to render the scene - there's the additional input logic, game
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by benihana 11y ago
I hear what you're saying about Elon Musk's Tesla company and brand. But listen to what you're saying - someone took a man's name and made a company on it and now you're saying another company can't do the same
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by benihana 11y ago
> Punishment without reason in real life is known as wickedness, cruelty, bullying... I had some issue with this point. Getting a downvote might sting a little bit, but to equate it to getting bullied is taking it too far. I got bullied
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by benihana 11y ago
If it's not clothes, it'll be watches, shoes, smartphones, underwear, hats, notebooks, whatever. Uniforms aren't going to stop teenagers in the midst of puberty from competing with each other for status.
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by benihana 11y ago
I think it's a personal thing that can't be applied generally. I find a lot of the death in video games very disturbing and not casual at all. I think all you have to do is look at the right things to see it. With games being more
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by benihana 11y ago
> Everything else being equal, men face far greater issues than their female peers. This sentiment is part of the problem in my opinion. How shitty you have it isn't a damn competition. I think we should be working to remove these
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by benihana 11y ago
Thanks for the encouragement, I think I might.
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by benihana 11y ago
This hits so close to home for me personally. I recently got some feedback that seemed very similar (it seemed much more useful and constructive than what boz got) and I recently had a similar realization about my friends putting up with me

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