grzm

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   by grzm 8y ago

   > "Many Americans avoid "fake meat" due to their cultural beliefs." Can you elaborate on this? Downthread you mention not eating tofu or veggie burgers is due to avoidance of plants. This seems a peculiar way to phr
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   by grzm 8y ago

   In a democracy the threat of being voted out of office can be a sufficient threat: one doesn’t require the threat of revolution.
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   by grzm 8y ago

   I believe the threshold to be able to downvote is 500 karma. You'll also likely be down voted for commenting on downvotes, as it's against the guidelines: > "Please don't comment about the voting on comments. It never
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   by grzm 8y ago

   Or just the fact that we're all humans and humans tend to have a lot of similarities in their psychological makeup. Any purely logical framework (such as game theory), that doesn't take into account the non-rational aspects of hum
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   by grzm 8y ago

   Yeah, I wouldn't consider them syntax, either. There's a lot we can do to make our coding environments easier to work in, and that's independent of the source code itself. I'm glad to see more exploration in this space.
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   by grzm 8y ago

   Would you care to elaborate? Is there something specific you see in this project that caught your eye? One thing I noticed is the use of ligatures, which is becoming increasingly common as editors embrace Unicode more fully, but that's
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   by grzm 8y ago

   You were likely down-voted for the snark with which you addressed the points.
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   by grzm 8y ago

   https://github.com/harababurel/gcsf
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   by grzm 8y ago

   Users can vouch for dead comments which "reanimates" them. That may have been done in this case.
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    by grzm 8y ago

    Discussion at the time (over 180 comments): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7691332
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    How we use Clojure at King to write a game engine editor(medium.com)

    5 points by grzm 8y ago|0 comments
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    by grzm 8y ago

    The island (or the part he’s occupying) would seem to be the property, as that would be the common understanding in English. Is there another interpretation that would make sense to you?
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    by grzm 8y ago

    Bum Fuck, Egypt https://english.stackexchange.com/questions/13372/what-is-th...
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    by grzm 8y ago

    The HN policy on paywalls is described in the FAQ: > "Are paywalls ok?" > "It's ok to post stories from sites with paywalls that have workarounds." > "In comments, it's ok to ask how to read
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    by grzm 8y ago

    (2017)
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    by grzm 8y ago

    Or perhaps 2014, as it contains an update from September 2014.
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    by grzm 8y ago

    Rain chains are common in Japan, and decorative as well as useful. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rain_chain
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    by grzm 8y ago

    Current discussion (over 180 comments): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17364899
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    by grzm 8y ago

    Actual article title: "The Collapse of a $40 Million Nutrition Science Crusade"
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    by grzm 8y ago

    Discussion of the actual article this piece addresses from 4 days ago (over 300 comments): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17312588
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    by grzm 8y ago

    If you have an email address associated with an account, you can reset your password.
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    by grzm 8y ago

    Actual title: "Don’t be AI-vil"
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    by grzm 8y ago

    > "I know I'm new here but I wish people wouldn't link to bloomberg and other sites (including the NYT) that only let you read X number of "free articles" per month. I know how to get around it, but it is a both
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    by grzm 8y ago

    In English (which is the language being used here), American is the demonym for citizens of the US, while Canadian, Mexican, Argentinian, Peruvian, and Brazilian are the typical demonyms of citizens of Canada, Mexico, Argentina, Peru, and B
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    by grzm 8y ago

    There are plenty of discussions on HN (including ones where you've participated) regarding privacy. Different people value privacy differently (and privacy means different things to different people). You may not value it as much as ot
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    by grzm 8y ago

    When you see something like this, it's best to email the mods via the Contact link in the footer so they can act on it.
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    by grzm 8y ago

    Discussed here (19 hours ago, 156 comments, 113 points): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17276059
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    by grzm 8y ago

    > "But that's exactly what the leading space syntax is for -- to markup quotes" Per the HN docs, leading spaces are meant for code, not quotes. > "Text after a blank line that is indented by two or more spaces i
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    by grzm 8y ago

    It's not new. It's been around for years.
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    by grzm 8y ago

    > "That's the power of Google I guess haha." Helps when you put it in your profile.