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reuwsaat
12y ago
I wouldn't know. I was hellbanned here. Not allowed in the conversation. Very civil, that hellbanning process is. (All joking aside, it is very, very frustrating to see articles like this and hear stereotypes like "techies with po
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12y ago
Good god no. I love that book, but not the right place or time.
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12y ago
Pick something up locally. Don't bring "home" with you.
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reuwsaat
12y ago
You're going to Africa. Unless you go there regularly, why on earth would you bring anything. Meet people. Let Africa make an impression upon you.
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12y ago
Thank you for making this. I've been following the outbreak in the news and searching for something better than repeating quotes from the WHO or politicians saying everything is going to be fine. Even if this models isn't 100%, it
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12y ago
This is like the ending of SLC Punk when he sells out. So sad.
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12y ago
Did not know about those laws in India. That is mind-blowing! Not good. I personally agree with this line of logic. I'm working on a personal solution for moving my data off the cloud. But, that isn't a substitute for having this
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12y ago
This is great until it sells out to Amazon like IMDB or Goodreads. The problem isn't the interface. The problem is our relationship with our own data. It's no longer ours.
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12y ago
Google's actions were legal. The problem is, we, as a country, have still not come to an agreement on what 'privacy' should entail in this brave new world. Given that Google was not breaking the law in reporting this person,
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12y ago
I love that the post directly prior to this one on HN is "Creating the 'Dropbox of your Genome'".
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12y ago
Books are becoming so popular that we'll no longer need an alphabet or grammar!
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12y ago
I see your 'straw man' and raise you an 'ad hominem'. I've just read through your HN comments. You're consistently extremely negative, to no purpose. "Your argument sucks because..." etc.
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12y ago
Ah. Sorry. Should have been able to figure that out. Thank you.
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12y ago
Any chance you're "the" Haruki Murakami?! Big, big fan here.
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12y ago
Why do taxi organizations spend all their effort trying to make life difficult for Uber. It's not as if Uber has some sort of top-secret tech they refuse to share with the world. Perhaps some of their efforts should be spent on improvi
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12y ago
I'm just at a complete loss at to how I was down-voted so much without a single comment as to the reason why. I was trying to be constructive and on topic.
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reuwsaat
12y ago
sheesh. your comment isn't a pleasant place to spent time. someone needs some internet kitten love.
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12y ago
Please see my other comment on this page where explicitly say I completely agree HN is in the right in running a site in this manner. I was just trying to point out that while you may know Daniel others might not. And, again, I believe that
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12y ago
sweeeet. ty!
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12y ago
Or, how about "forking" posts. If the content is truly of higher quality, then the fork will be up-voted more from that point on. If not, then the original post will be. And why must the article be attributed to only one person. K
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12y ago
That's exactly the problem. You received that info directly from a third person. There is no transparency. Would you believe everything I say? I wouldn't. But if the facts where out there you wouldn't need to. On an issue suc
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12y ago
am i still hellbanned here?
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12y ago
Confused about downvote? SpaceX is a start-up in Silicon Valley. Google is a start-up in Silicon Valley. Russia is providing a commercial service in an established industry with huge start-up costs to the US Governement. Halliburton is prov
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12y ago
Elon's priority is to keep SpaceX healthy as a business and lay the regulatory framework required so that human life can become multi-planetary. Simple as that.
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12y ago
More like Google wants to replace Halliburton.
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12y ago
I was just thinking something along the same line! If you look at him early in his career he was much more of an introvert. He appears to play to the press to increase the exposure of his companies which have missions in which he truly beli
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12y ago
Very diplomatic. The author could fork it instead of degrading their hard work that is, even if not perfect, work done. "To the world out there, I demand a fundraising project..." But instead author 'demands' others fund
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12y ago
Lenovo.
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12y ago
For all of those that have asked the question, "Why don't you trust Google with your data?" Replace Google with Alibaba and you have your answer. Google has set a dangerous precedent in in how much data it has asked users to
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12y ago
Yahoo ends support of "Do Not Track". Fast Lanes for sale. Facebook is using my data for advertising outside it's walled garden... sigh. Give me back my old 56k modem. I miss my old internet.
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