e13tra

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by e13tra 13y ago
Thanks, I couldn't find any info on this, thought maybe I missed something. I'll just stop using one of them (forgot my info while abroad).
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by e13tra 13y ago
or delete one?
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Can I merge two HN accounts?
1 points by e13tra 13y ago|3 comments
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by e13tra 13y ago
Looks like it's someone pretty excited to have it: http://symbolics.com/about-symbolics/
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by e13tra 13y ago
The Wayback Machine let me down again. Until I waybacked the Wayback Machine.
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Why So Many Icelanders Still Believe in Invisible Elves(theatlantic.com)
1 points by e13tra 13y ago|0 comments
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Scalia says atheism 'favors the devil's desires'(religion.blogs.cnn.com)
2 points by e13tra 13y ago|1 comments
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by e13tra 13y ago
I don't think this is something that can be won, really, other than in a politics and power influence sense. Not to take analogies to where they oversimplify things, but this is similar to M.A.D.; we share the damage we do, locally, th
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by e13tra 13y ago
Looks like the new arms race is about digging your own environmental grave.
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by e13tra 13y ago
That was much better reasoned than the article.
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by e13tra 13y ago
Do you know which translation/edition the article's version of the quote is from? I've looked through 3 so far, can't find it in this exact wording. Not trying to nitpick, just annoyed I can't find it. The tone and
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by e13tra 13y ago
The Nietzsche quote is not only out of (very meaningful) context, but also from a poor prewar translation, as far as I can tell. Even so, anyone even slightly familiar with Nietzsche's tone should see the irony of appropriating this in
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by e13tra 13y ago
Very nice. Will use you in the near future. Congrats for doing something like this early on.