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901.
by chasing 10y ago
> Sam, just so you know, many of your sentences could exchange Trump for Hillary and be exactly what Trump supporters I know say. Especially this one: > > [Hillary] shows little respect for the Constitution, the Republic, or for hu
902.
by chasing 10y ago
What kind of lazy comment is this that doesn't include James Hedges of the Prohibition Party, Rod Silva of the Nutrition Party, and Vermin Supreme -- the voice of the people who was frankly robbed at the Libertarian Convention just sim
903.
by chasing 10y ago
That's not what I'm saying, although the whole thing would feel less scandalous if Peter Thiel's name wasn't attached. Commenting on the legality of what Gawker or Hogan did is above my pay-grade. But a nine-figure judgm
904.
by chasing 10y ago
Even if you believe that Gawker was guilty of something in posting the Hogan sex tapes, I have a very hard time understanding how anyone can view the annihilation of the company as justice. The other side on this case certainly wasn't
905.
by chasing 10y ago
> I can't sympathize much with those app developers, since they are making proprietary software. They all deserve to fail. What a shitty, shitty attitude.
906.
by chasing 10y ago
This feels like a list of complaints -- some legit, others not so much -- that don't support the very major conclusion that Apple has a "declining aptitude for the discipline of user interface design." If you're going to
907.
by chasing 10y ago
> We can't let these hypothetical worst-case scenarios be an excuse to stifle innovation. Yes, we sure can. I don't want your "innovation" killing a bunch of people. If you can't innovate without endangering peop
908.
by chasing 10y ago
"Introducing Microsoft® SQL Server® 2008 R2" is a corker. I won't give away the ending, but get ready to have your mind blown.
909.
by chasing 10y ago
My home is infested with humans. They're loud, they're smelly, and they leave the toilet seats up.
910.
by chasing 10y ago
Drop me an e-mail if you're considering one of these, I'll happily mentor people for significantly less than that, and I'm a full-time, active, multidisciplinary coder with 20+ years experience and background in both UX and v
911.
by chasing 10y ago
Easy: Get Congress to pass legislation that makes a "week" 14 days long.
912.
by chasing 10y ago
Every time I experiment with a new e-mail client, I return fairly quickly to Mail.app. I like Mail.app. Maybe that's a personal deficiency.
913.
by chasing 10y ago
That is not at all what that paragraph means. It means: Although we recommend against criminal prosecution, we're not saying that this won't warrant some kind of sanctions. But this document is discussion criminal prosecution only
914.
by chasing 10y ago
"Is the web dying?" First chart: "Desktop" (which I assume means "desktop browsers"): Up 15%, 2013-2015. "Mobile Browser": Up 53%, 2013-2015. So: No?
915.
by chasing 10y ago
But entirely possible even if you're not!
916.
by chasing 10y ago
> just stating his own opinion Yup. I'm just judging his opinion with my own opinion. Which is that he (and you) are wildly misreading those candidates if that's what you really believe about them.
917.
by chasing 10y ago
> As for me, I see great differences between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump. Hillary seems so much false to me, she got all her money from political activities and lobbying, she is a slave of moguls, she is bought and sold. She never h
918.
by chasing 10y ago
These numbers don't make sense to me. You're saying an average tech company that exits has over 1000 engineers alone? Certainly a $50M company can't support 1000 engineers. Or a $100M one. (And, just for fun, if a co exited
919.
by chasing 10y ago
I'm not offended, I just don't think it's useful to think of even states as monolithic blocks, even if prominent politicians hailing from there are sacks of shit. (Actually, I think it's useful for entertainment value an
920.
by chasing 10y ago
Stereotypes are fun. Stupid Southerners with their bibles and guns. See: That was fun. I'm glad we could share this moment. Anyway, yeah, there's plenty of lunacy in the South. Which is something that could probably be said of any
921.
by chasing 10y ago
I believe what's implicit in these arguments is the word "unilaterally." It remains illegal for a state to unilaterally secede from the Union. (North v. South, 1865) The article above implies that Mr. Marinelli is targeting C
922.
by chasing 10y ago
Are you trying to argue that the states formerly in the Confederacy haven't made huge contributions to the culture and economy of the United States? Many, many good people in the South would beg to differ and probably find the notion t
923.
by chasing 10y ago
Please. Hacker Newsers know the difference between the "Brexit" and a state independence movement, right?
924.
by chasing 10y ago
When an employee leaves, you should also claw back all of the pay you've ever given them. I mean, they're no longer helping the company grow. That's just lost money, flying out the door.
925.
by chasing 10y ago
> The problem I have with PHP has nothing to do with the language, it’s its reputation. I can’t count the times I’ve started a conversation with a programmer who upon finding out I primarily do PHP got awkward with me. I'm a develop
926.
by chasing 10y ago
Someone posted a blog post to Hacker News which summarized another summary of an original article -- and neither summary adds any thought to the original idea. In fact, they strip the original article down to a single idea and attempt to
927.
by chasing 10y ago
This is blogspam, by the way. If you click through to the Treehugger article you'll get a link here -- http://www.originalgreen.org/blog/costs-of-sprawl---the-spee... -- which appears to be the original article. I
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by chasing 10y ago
Great idea, until your address is something like "persistent.ugly.pancake" "white.power.manatee..."
929.
by chasing 10y ago
I want to address two things, here: 1) You're absolutely right: Pricing matters. If I charge you $10/mo for my app that sends you a text message every time there's a full moon, that would be way too expensive and you'd b
930.
by chasing 10y ago
I think the mindset change that needs to happen is this: Apps are a service. I would actually prefer to pay developers of apps that are truly useful to me a monthly amount so I know they can continue to update and improve the app. If an app

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