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holler
6y ago
ok true they did a reunion show as Celestial (had tickets to it even), but iirc they didn’t change their name up to that point.
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holler
6y ago
Should the very talented and accomplished progressive rock band Isis change their name? I don’t think so.
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holler
6y ago
That has nothing to do with a user not seeing a post that a tech company felt needed to be censored.
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holler
6y ago
I agree with you but why only the President? This gets at the frequent HN topic of big tech censorship vs freedom of speech. Why should we forcibly remove any posts at all? Why should _Insert_Big_Tech_Company_ get to tell me what's rig
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holler
6y ago
Without those people, the engineers wouldn't have a job. Musk doesn't need to be an expert in every minute detail, he just needs to understand enough to put the picture together.
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holler
6y ago
How is the US a police state? Can you give examples? In this case even, the police officers were responding to a 911 call from a store clerk that claimed a man matching Floyd’s description had attempted to use counterfeit money (crime) and
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holler
6y ago
can you qualify these strong assertions? “plainly obvious for everyone to see” isn’t a convincing instrument. The role and powers bestowed on the President are set in the US Constitution.
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holler
6y ago
> Twitter is the one preferred platform for Trump to speak to his followers Funny you mention that, Trump doesn't realize the real power he has to help solve his own problem AND benefit the rest of us, is by lending his voice to a d
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holler
6y ago
> dominant enough that they are essentially utilities If that statement is true then it's a sad day in America. That means that competition is dead and monopoly wins.
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holler
6y ago
can you imagine the horror on HN if this were really a thing?
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holler
6y ago
why would Twitter ban their most popular user? not in a million years... they need him just as much as he needs them.
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holler
6y ago
> And thanks to the ingenuity of a few space-obsessed billionaires, we might be poised to destroy it sooner rather than later And that’s as far as I’ll read. How does garbage like this get printed?
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holler
6y ago
aha! So he IS a human afterall :p
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holler
6y ago
> teach people not to take anything posted on social media seriously and to better think for themselves. Most underrated comment in this thread...
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holler
6y ago
Elon Musk is the greatest entrepreneur and coolest billionaire in our lifetime, change my mind!
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holler
6y ago
me too, it's a reason to get out of the house, to see other people, to get exercise, and to look at all the food :)
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holler
6y ago
that defyccc link was from a comment in the OP's post, there are other links from the same source site: https://statmodeling.stat.columbia.edu/2020/05/24/doubts-abo... https://statmodeling.sta
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holler
6y ago
basically the most recent study of 96,000 people is alleged to be based on fabricated data... https://defyccc.com/anti-hcq-paper-in-the-lancet-uses-fabric...
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holler
6y ago
when can I print a hamburger? that’s when I’ll know we have made it to the future!
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holler
6y ago
> "I mean we've seen a year's worth of suicide attempts in the last four weeks.” Damn.
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holler
6y ago
When my Uncle found out how much the average entry-level Amazon software developer at Amazon makes, he was completely shocked, because it's higher than his salary as a physician in practice for many years. So all things considered, whe
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holler
6y ago
what’s missing is the conversation of how many deaths we’re going to see from the lockdown itself in the form of suicide, alcoholism, drug overdose, domestic violence, mental health etc
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holler
6y ago
> I think they'll struggle the same way Snapchat struggles to convince people over 35 to use their app. Have you used TikTok lately? It's overwhelmed with millennial/elder millennial and beyond. I don't see this as a
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holler
6y ago
why open protocol and not help other competitors gain market share?
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holler
6y ago
It’s a tyrannical anti-trust issue.
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holler
6y ago
> I don't want my eyes to burn when I'm browsing HN at night on my phone. I've looked at HN and many other sites on my phone at night for a very long time, and never once do my eyes burn. Why is this the expectation? Use F
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holler
6y ago
this has already been debunked, Star Trek took inspiration from NASA logo, and existing Air Force Space Command Logo almost identical to new Space Force logo https://globalnews.ca/news/6459588/u-s-space-force-logo-
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holler
6y ago
fact check, correct your thinking!
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holler
6y ago
Im working on a new conversation app and I'm explicitly never going to allow gifs or emojis as they degrade the conversation , distract, and prevent meaningful dialog.
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holler
6y ago
I feel this...
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