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by mason240 13y ago
It's clear that a factory is a "means of production to be owned by the state," but everything is unclear. A car, a hammer - even the computer you are reading this on can all be used as capital and lent to workers to apply the
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by mason240 13y ago
There are very few original ideas out there.
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by mason240 13y ago
Then they just wouldn't get any.
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by mason240 13y ago
The browser is the OS.
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by mason240 13y ago
You're really going to equate your annoyance with ads with being blind?
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by mason240 13y ago
I don't use adblockers and have never had any problems.
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by mason240 13y ago
You should modify your browsing habits to only include sites without ads then.
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by mason240 13y ago
I would buy you HN gold if I could.
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by mason240 13y ago
That runs counter to alot of advice I've seen. Working in the same room as your bed has helped you sleep better?
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by mason240 13y ago
My guess is that Ingress (which is currently Android based) is a testing ground for eventually creating a real life, meatspace MMORPG that will be the "killer app" for Google Glass at mainstream launch.
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by mason240 13y ago
I read it as the above person being a SJW who has a problem with Nadella being "white on the inside."
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by mason240 13y ago
An ironically childish and vapid response.
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by mason240 13y ago
> Take this automatic reply message based on some words from your email. And hopefully you didn't make the mistake of publishing things with your personal google/gmail username, because that might get permanently closed with no
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by mason240 13y ago
As much as I love Google, they still try to act like are in the startup phase.
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by mason240 13y ago
I can't spent 4 hours every Saturday tending to the wounded in Syria like I can with maintaining my side projects.
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by mason240 13y ago
People are staring to really scrape the bottom of barrel of things to be upset about.
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by mason240 13y ago
I really don't have problem with ads. As much as I love building things, there is a definite opportunity cost that comes with spending time in front of the computer that could be spent, you know, actually hiking with my family. The ove
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by mason240 13y ago
I went to community college, got an associates, and went to complete a BS in CS. Like pretty much everything else in life, you will get out what you put in. If you are an unmotivated person who didn't take the traditional path of going
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by mason240 13y ago
I guess "that" answers "that" question.
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by mason240 13y ago
Do you actually believe that or are you a troll?
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by mason240 13y ago
Sorry, but this literally the same headline about video games we've seen since at least the mid 90's.
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by mason240 13y ago
Ashton coded it himself from the set of 2.5 Men.
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by mason240 13y ago
[Insert popular video game here] might be just a game, but its underlying message is becoming more and more troubling
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by mason240 13y ago
I don't know if this common around the country, but Minneapolis/St Paul are propped pretty heavily by suburban taxpayers.
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by mason240 13y ago
It really is amazing how much urbanites hate the happiness of others.
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by mason240 13y ago
>Wow, talk about putting words in his mouth. You're right, he should have said "racism" and tackled potatolicious's bullshit head on and not been so polite.
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by mason240 13y ago
WoW might be cheap but a signal intelligence team to monitor a video game isn't.
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by mason240 13y ago
Prime example, I recently had someone on Twitter literally tell me that by supporting NASA I must want children to die. https://twitter.com/NASA_SLS/status/401818661931208704 "I love space exploration, but th
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by mason240 13y ago
>My writing (especially my appalling use of punctuation) is distinctive. I think it'd be easy enough to tell if a post is mine or not by counting the weird commas. It's very much an NP problem.
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by mason240 13y ago
We lucky that we currently live in a time where there are less programmers then there are job for them, but that situation could be reversed in a decade from now.

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