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by moistgorilla 11y ago
When you live in a world where Donald Trump is "blatant" racism we've gone a little too far. edit: To expand, there is nothing "blatant" about his racism and from what he says you can't even infer if he is raci
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by moistgorilla 11y ago
>However negligible the contribution to global CO₂ concentrations these 100-odd ships over the last couple of quarters have made, they still made it, and it was done to the world I have to live in without consulting anyone or anything bu
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by moistgorilla 11y ago
>Why are you calling someone "problematic" for not being neurotypical? Do you really think that's helpful? I'm sorry but this is a huge overreaction. The op clearly stated he had a problem with talking to people becau
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by moistgorilla 11y ago
>The idea of saturating Cuba with Americans to try something different to awaken the people to alternatives is a good idea, at least better than what we've done for the past half century. Except this wont happen. The natives will be
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by moistgorilla 11y ago
This is the ultimate HN circlejerk comment >Scala, Haskell, Clojure, Erlang (or Elixir) or Go. And there's also the less popular ones like Haxe and Dart Are you kidding me? Did you just list the languages you see threads on HN about
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Anaconda 2.5 Release – Now with MKL Optimizations(continuum.io)
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by moistgorilla 11y ago
I understood that, what I'm trying to state with my rhetorical question was that all his statement served to say was "Germany created the Nazis, you should feel guilt for that". And even if you think that people deserve some
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by moistgorilla 11y ago
What are you even saying with this comment?
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by moistgorilla 11y ago
Explain to me your subtle irony. Because frankly, it's so subtle it doesn't seem to exist.
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by moistgorilla 11y ago
Dividends but you are essentially right
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by moistgorilla 11y ago
So apparently he had been given a promotion and took a leave of absence to participate in a prestigious fellowship and was fired for having a low performance review? What metrics were they going by for the performance review if he wasn&#x27
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by moistgorilla 11y ago
Going from rich to poor is significantly harder than staying poor.
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by moistgorilla 11y ago
>Poorly-driven vehicles will be with us for decades, because freedom There is no right to drive like there is a right to own guns.
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by moistgorilla 11y ago
Could you elaborate on why you think so? I could imagine significant cost savings from the energy that would be saved by removing all of the QoL things that go into a car for humans to be able to use them.
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by moistgorilla 11y ago
I'd rather see this than the pbasic boards...
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by moistgorilla 11y ago
I'm trying to understand how this was overreaching. They legally had access to the server that this website was hosted on, then they simply logged the real ip addresses that visited the website once they had access to the server. By ac
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by moistgorilla 11y ago
Facts aren't good when they disagree with my worldview.
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by moistgorilla 11y ago
People are so disenfranchised with their current providers that they will take the "underdogs" word at face value without doing any research to back it up.
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by moistgorilla 11y ago
I keep hearing this but the one time I went to the tmobile store for the supposedly cheaper offering, the price was exactly the same as what I get from ATT with less coverage.
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by moistgorilla 11y ago
Samsung Gear VR already exists and the difference between the experiences is night and day. As for Google Cardboard, the experience is just bad.
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by moistgorilla 11y ago
> sizeable discount for their paying retail customers I think you are wrong on that. I honestly doubt the 6500 free units they are giving out would actually affect the price at all. Think about this, what would have been worse, your 6500
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by moistgorilla 11y ago
Fighting for your life is a better incentive for productivity than money, who would have known.
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by moistgorilla 11y ago
Sorry but I think your attitude is what is toxic. You are justifying people taking advantage of passionate coders. > and you'll be doing your start-up coworkers a favor by leaving So people fighting for what they are worth is detrim
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by moistgorilla 11y ago
> Why should the situation be different on the desktop? Because users want it to be. Whenever there isn't a significant performance hit people will always choose the browser solution. The only reason people download apps is because
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by moistgorilla 11y ago
>democratically chosen I think we can both agree that the term "democratically chosen" contains many positive connotations which simply don't apply to the current US government. If I were a billionaire, I personally would
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by moistgorilla 11y ago
do you have a source for that statement and does that source take into account the basically fraudulent "charities" that exist to pay their ceos
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by moistgorilla 11y ago
>The notion that if you do your best, you will succeed, is dangerous to naive entrepreneurs. This isn't what he said in the article though. It's more about knowing your audience and the VCs in this case not knowing.
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by moistgorilla 11y ago
People age out but those that age out don't have the attitude of "old people", which in this case is "why would people watch this" and "this is a waste of time". (not trying to generalize older people but
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by moistgorilla 11y ago
>Hilariously, the two justifications for Eich as you've presented them would paint Hitler as moral. First of all, neither are justifications . It was simply analyzing Eich's actions under a different moral framework as yours.
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by moistgorilla 11y ago
Ah yes, the Brooklyn Bridge terrorist that was trying to use a jackhammer to bring it down. Thank you NSA for preventing this tragedy that could only prevented with pervasive surveillance.

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