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10y ago
People discriminate every day. I discriminate against restaurants and babysitters and businesses all the time. Sometimes those discriminations are because of a feeling. Sometimes they are are based on my internal biases. Sometimes I disagre
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Yeah... And? Aren't people entitled to their opinions? Can't they be different from your own? Who cares whether he's pro-Trump or pro-Hillary or pro-Johnson?
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Perhaps you misunderstood my comment. I meant that why do we pay for people to spend the rest of their natural lives in prison with no chance to live a "normal"—go to school, have a career, start a family, provide for themselves—l
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So I'm curious, then, about how you understand, say, life sentences? Aren't those effectively "death sentences" where men or women are effective paid to live the rest of their lives inside of the prison system—but with n
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Ask HN: Best way to archive and index email from multiple providers?
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10y ago
It is amazing how both adaptable and yet resistant to change we are. We are so afraid of change—yet what comes just might be better than what we have now.
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Pv: Monitor ETA, throughput, and completion of text pipes
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The Biophone
(en.wikipedia.org)
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I've been able to receive most local FM broadcast station with little to no antenna. They are so powerful that you generally don't need a special antenna to receive them...
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Your government can either provide you with freedom or it can provide you with security. Get ready to pay up America—freedom isn't free.
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418 Works...
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Anyone else think of franchises when they read this title?
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I'll never forget this time in college when I had set up an OpenBSD router in our apartment and came home one weekend to find that I was unable to log into it via SSH. Actually, it was timing out. So I hooked up a monitor and a keyboar
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All code (and coding) is moral
(nickvahalik.com)
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