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541.
by exit 16y ago
why? both spellings are pretty close to the same pronunciation.
542.
by exit 16y ago
they do suck. you should have left all of that up. you should wipe their server harddrives while you're at it.
543.
by exit 16y ago
no, the sleazy conniving wheeler dealers who run companies like utilitybidder need to be excruciatingly punished for every transgression.
544.
by exit 16y ago
> the building they paid you to build. so you're not paying attention at all? they did not pay him, that is why he did this.
545.
by exit 16y ago
no, phone companies are large and can pursue legal action. as much as you want to think of corporations as persons, your analogy does not hold up against a single developer located in thailand.
546.
by exit 16y ago
> I also fail to see how this would reduce the load. no one in the protocol polls. the publisher pings the hub, the hub pings the n subscribers, vs n subscribers constantly polling a single publisher.
547.
by exit 16y ago
and telephone companies can't take credit for providing that value. it's an inevitable and virtually costless feature of the infrastructure. if you monopolized the worlds supply of air, you can't claim to provide value after charging people
548.
by exit 16y ago
why does so much economic activity depend on fucking people over?
549.
by exit 16y ago
note that the drake equation gives the number of currently communicating civilizations. if you think there are 10 communicating civilizations now, each communicating for 10000 years, then there should have been quite a few such civilizati
550.
by exit 16y ago
in that case, value of 1 for "fraction of Earth‐like planets that develop life" is odd since we are far from confident that life ever developed on mars.
551.
by exit 16y ago
a phone can show you a "confirm this payment" prompt though, which i imagine puts it a step above paypass/oyster card type pieces of plastic.
552.
by exit 16y ago
i would have signed up, but then you asked for access to my google contacts. no thanks.
553.
Memory chip production(youtube.com)
1 points by exit 16y ago|0 comments
554.
by exit 16y ago
what's a dummy account? pseudonym? same name / two accounts?
555.
Via Ask Reddit: Is it legal to shame employees by publishing bathroom usage?(reddit.com)
1 points by exit 16y ago|0 comments
556.
by exit 16y ago
i don't care. neither do all the people who voted up the original post. there's a lot of stuff on the front page - funny how you just couldn't avoid spending time in this article.
557.
by exit 16y ago
how does that account for the sudden fall off?
558.
by exit 16y ago
can you recommend an open source app developed using Backbone.js? i was hoping the OP source would be available but it seems to be minified.
559.
by exit 16y ago
"Second, we identify a variety of nonmerit factors that suppress, neutralize, or even negate the effects of merit and create barriers to individual mobility." so clearly the article is concerned with whether merit implies success.
560.
by exit 16y ago
why doesn't python have anonymous functions (not just lambdas which can only be expressions)?
561.
by exit 16y ago
barrkel says that himself in his comment, "They are perceived to cause jealousy problems, for one thing."
562.
by exit 16y ago
this would be a great way to spend fu money. pretend to be a small time contractor and then absolutely destroy companies run by sleazy conniving wheeler-dealers who try to short you.
563.
by exit 16y ago
as i responded to dholowiski, this program would not replace other paths to citizenship. Every country should be falling over itself to bring Tesla and Lovelace into their work force and society, regardless of how similar they are to the cu
564.
by exit 16y ago
no. not at all. this would just be one vector for acquiring citizenship, and would not replace other programs.
565.
Tell HN: Turing test for citizenship.
4 points by exit 16y ago|7 comments
566.
by exit 16y ago
> You say "manipulative", I say "persuasive". i say false dichotomy. you may have persuaded your friend to stay at the party. you didn't do her any favors if she has to get up early tomorrow. a user at that final screen has clearly ma
567.
by exit 16y ago
farmville is basically one long manipulative tug
568.
by exit 16y ago
when actually it's: evil corporations are creating a class of disenfranchised workers. the essential evil is this notion of nationality. for most of history people had the ability to vote with their feet. nationality is essentially undemocr
569.
by exit 16y ago
> that only left myself as the scam artist and I knew I wasn’t trying to cheat anyone what about the airlines?
570.
by exit 16y ago
looks like a girl flashing her tits to me.

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