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booruguru
13y ago
Inane dribble? I thought I was the angry one?
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13y ago
> Well, and no offense intended, but hopefully not, since your comment is a good example of the problem this is trying to solve. It's unnecessarily angry. Do you seriously not understand the point that I was making? You're basi
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13y ago
This is ridiculous. It's bad enough that people are downvoted for contrarian opinions, but now our comments need to be vetted by the elite HN users before they can be shown to the rest. I don't get it. This site looks like somethi
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13y ago
Democracy is not perfect, but it's the best option available. Also, I can't tell if you're being facetious or if you truly believe we would be better of with dictatorships...because there are plenty of real-world examples to
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13y ago
> So a guy who has a political degree has the same voice as a guy who votes depending on which candidate has the nicest eyes? What is the alternative? Yes we are NOT all equal. Some of us are more rational and intelligent than others. Bu
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> I've done quite a bit on Codecademy, and I get it, but there are still a lot of things I am just ignorant of, like where you actually type code (what's a good source code editor?) and so on. I've noticed a lot of tech re
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13y ago
Well if you do decide to post your thoughts on a blog please make sure to post a link on HN.
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13y ago
The thing is...we've been talking about geeks and discrimination for years now. "Ignorance" is no longer a valid excuse.
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13y ago
Weren't you "inviting" attacks with your previous comment? And wouldn't a blog post be just as problematic? I don't want to get you in trouble. But you want to talk about this (whatever it is) but you also don'
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13y ago
> But I left HN for 18 months in part because it was clear to me that being a "prominent" (by karma score) female was a problem for me. Can you elaborate?
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13y ago
That article was really vague. Can someone provide some specifics on this story...especially the part about "aggressive criticism"?
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> GoDaddy is the perfect example of a company killing it with the mainstream while getting (often unjustified) hate inside the tech community. Either you're a shill for GoDaddy or you've never done a cursory Google search on th
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Who's "we"? What organization do you represent?
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>... but people who aren't can't be convinced to my side just by insulting them Well reasoning with them doesn't seem to be working either.
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13y ago
I read story a while back about a plumber who found a box filled with thousands of dollars...behind a wall after he knocked a hole in it. The owner of the house offered him 10% as a finder's fee, but he demanded more and ultimately sue
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13y ago
"This has nothing to do with religion!!!" ...in...3...2...1...
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13y ago
Facebook is barely 10 years old and they're already the new Microsoft...maintaining dominance by acquiring every major competitor that poses a threat. And I'm not necessarily saying that's a bad thing.
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> Departments that hire an employee placed on the RA blacklist are believed to have to layoff another employee to take their place. I don't understand. Why is it so important to prevent laid off workers from being rehired/trans
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13y ago
I was just making a little joke. I sincerely didn't intend to be mean.
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13y ago
I was going to accuse you of being a pedantic, Captian Obvious, but I'll let this one pass...this time.
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13y ago
"Crushify" is a really awkward name. And I really wish this "-ify" trend would end...it's lazy and utterly lame.
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13y ago
Demo: http://www.userpress.org/wiki/frontpage/
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Show HN: Finally, a feature-rich wiki plugin for WordPress – UserPress
(userpress.org)
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"Thank you for your note. We have reviewed your appeal and will not be reinstating your app. This decision is final and we will not be responding to any additional emails regarding this removal." So that whole "don't be
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> I've never used a municipal internet service that was any good. Well then corporations have nothing to worry about.
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If Moz is a privately held company, why do they publicly release their financial data?
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...which is strange since sliders are among the most popular premium plugins for WordPress. In fact, many of then earn six-figures on ThemeForest alone.
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There was very little content in that article. I've noticed this is becoming a trend with a lot of mainstream news sites like CNN and USA Today.
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I love the new look. It's very clean, warm and inviting. I look forward to the control panel getting a similar facelift. However, regarding the landing page, I think the teal background for the customer quotes negatively affects readab
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> This is what is so disturbing about Obama and his supporters. He told them bald faced lies about his fundamental views, and is fairly unapologetic about it. Can you give some examples? Seriously. I can't recall Obama giving a defi
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