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Manufacturing Consent
(en.wikipedia.org)
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planarhobbit
4y ago
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Early comment in the thread but I wonder if the overall “zeitgeist” opinion of C#/.NET/Microsoft has changed. Used to be in /. days that a lot of people stayed away from Microsoft stuff, preferring Python, Ruby. Then Stack Ov
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Just seeing the thread frequency of anti-SPA stuff on HN makes me shake my head. I don’t get the viscerally negative reaction. I think people are pidgeonholed in their jobs to whatever framework someone picked and they feel powerless to cha
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Not only will you not own anything, but from an early age we’ll enslave your mind and control your attention span. We have industries of people working day in, day out to perfect this formula. We will blame any concern or problem you have o
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To put it in crass words, it’s been amusing to see discussions on “sensitive” topics on HN always use the same formulaic modes of thinking because people are either conditioned or explicitly withholding controversial viewpoints because they
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4y ago
Not to derail this thread but what’s two faced and charlatan about JF/DHH? Or are you referring to someone else?
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It’s perfectly well within the rights of this individual to resign, without Reddit/HN getting into a spat about whether the individual’s justification meets some loose standard. I do think this particular tweet is very concerning. See
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Is Novara Media a reputable source?
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Intelligence gives you a choice. You can choose to walk away from this as best as you can and go about your life on your own terms. You aren't guaranteed or given anything else. You may also participate, if you choose. This seems to be
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The core difference is that von Neumann was a genius and did many, many things single handedly. I feel Musk is a businessman who would take credit for the work done by someone like von Neumann.
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I had something very strange occur to me. I realized one of my eyes was weaker than the other; specifically my right eye (I’m right handed, right footed I suppose). I would every so often close one eye, then the other, just to compare and t
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4y ago
Your dad was right, you know.
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4y ago
I love it when people who have no idea about our profession start doing this race baiting bullshit. I’m really hoping (too optimistic, I know) that HN will collectively one day start flagging articles written by clueless people who spend a
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4y ago
Only if you haven’t been paying attention to how upvoting rings control HN, against all the behind the scenes work to thwart them.
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Very good article. I disagree with the comments here that it’s too theoretical/high brow. From time to time I discuss these topics in a circle of friends and the language we use isn’t much different from the language of this article. T