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by rospaya 3y ago
It takes weeks to write articles like this.
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by rospaya 3y ago
> Relax, I was being hyperbolic I see this type of hyperbole twice a week on HN and it's getting really boring.
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by rospaya 3y ago
That's only half true. Every party has various blocks, there are still interest groups and various levels of government (city, region, national). You still need to get everybody in line, just not in the same way. Spain has a higher dem
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by rospaya 3y ago
I wouldn't. Everybody knows it's three days, not much to brag about.
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by rospaya 3y ago
That's the place I got my Charlie Brooker fix at the time. Thank you.
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by rospaya 3y ago
Yeah but bubbles sound like a class difference, astrology is just pseudoscience. People seldom get mocked for being a libra, but they often get prejudiced for having less money.
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by rospaya 3y ago
I'm more interested in the gender distribution.
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by rospaya 3y ago
Does HN have the SLA and uptime that the startup signed with their clients and will half an hour of downtime sink HN?
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by rospaya 3y ago
That's just an urban legend/joke. Trabant wasn't common in Yugoslavia.
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by rospaya 3y ago
> There just wasn't room for a third player It took something like four years until Apple and Android passed Nokia's market share. They had their chance to fight.
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by rospaya 3y ago
Maybe, just maybe this article isn't catered to the end user but to the engineer building it?
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by rospaya 3y ago
> If the idea is that the public sector’s wonderful services are supposed to help the private sector flourish, well, that whole idea doesn’t seem to be working. Are you implying that social programs are here to help to private sector?
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by rospaya 3y ago
> Starlink is always 1 missile away from being turned off though I think one Elon Musk can make more damage to the service than one missile.
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by rospaya 3y ago
> All the while having one of the most respected publication in the US (maybe not so much respected anymore now) actively participating in the scheme. Which one is that?
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by rospaya 3y ago
> For the first 3 years of WW2 USSR was an ally of nazis. Let's not forget Finland.
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by rospaya 3y ago
Maybe where you live, but my commie block has basic amenities (shop, butcher, small farmers market, few bars and restaurants, park, doctor... etc) in a 10 minute walk. 10 minutes away are buses and trams that take me to whatever else I need
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by rospaya 3y ago
If you're into The Hold Steady (and you should be) the lyrics have a lot of references and the fandom does a great job of explaining them. The Clicks and hisses web has them all mapped as well. https://clicksandhisses.com&#x
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by rospaya 3y ago
One of the best trivia pieces I have is that he is likely the first American to know Stalin died while he was posted in Germany, decoding morse code traffic.
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by rospaya 3y ago
I'm surprised by all the answers. Lying on tenders and audits is practically a sport.
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by rospaya 3y ago
It's just plain old sexism.
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by rospaya 3y ago
For me it's sadder that preventing genocide has to be perceived as a forever war. That "liberal internationalist forever war" is the reason you there hasn't been another Srebrenica. At minimal US cost.
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by rospaya 3y ago
They were. It was a fun usenet meme I used to see, much like Trumps earlier runs for president, at some point you noticed that a lot of people didn't laugh.
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by rospaya 3y ago
I thought that Chinese is a group of languages, so when you mention it do you mean Mandarin and Cantonese both?
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by rospaya 3y ago
> With this mission, India became the first to impact the Lunar south pole and the 7th nation to reach the lunar surface. Wiki article for Chandrayaan-1 from 2008.
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by rospaya 3y ago
I think Bugatti is part of Rimac, not the other way around.
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by rospaya 3y ago
If you don't listen to the radio, how could you hear them? I'm probably in the only demographic that doesn't have swifties, most people my age streams movies and uses adblockers so I honestly couldn't identify a song by
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by rospaya 3y ago
That will be a bad day to have a set of working eyeballs.
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by rospaya 3y ago
> Never heard of it. Perhaps not in the entire europe? Never heard of Whatsapp? Try removing the comments where you talk about it then.
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by rospaya 3y ago
> There is nothing like the AfD in the US Because white nationalism is more and more becoming part of the mainstream. GOP is perfectly capable of hosting moderates and quazi-nazis at the same time.
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by rospaya 3y ago
> “I bid for the Olympics because it’s the only way to get the billions of pounds out of the government to develop the East End,” he said in 2008. Ken Livingstone, former mayor of London. It's not for the athletes, but it's bec

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