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I'm going to suggest something possibly inflammatory, but I promise I say it with only the best intentions. There's something wrong with the fact that such a big forum for hackers/startups is controlled mainly by individuals
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Get Some Sleep
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How to screw learning with one simple belief
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Honestly? It's unclear. The rules here are soooo murky, and so very dependent on so many things that there's really no telling. Some girls are simply okay with it -- hell, they even like it when some guys do this. Note, that
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A Resolution for Moms: No More Fakebook
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Research paper suggests Facebook beginning to show onset of abandonment phase
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Funny you say that, because that's exactly why I come here -- I want to hear people come out and say the things they're thinking of saying but wouldn't because it would violate some social guideline. I was having a conversati
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I really don't like that Joyent basically 'owns' nodejs. They gain from more people using nodejs and using it in a certain way; the complex dynamic happening here is a major turn-off (Joyent controls the nodejs repo). Not to
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Report: US Spy Agency Infiltrates Personal Computers Worldwide
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It Is Expensive to Be Poor
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Cool, cool. And it's -free- (GPL'd) too! So happy to hear this. Thank you so much, Chris. Your hard work is heartily appreciated.
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Among the grim litany of revelations was a blackmail letter F.B.I. agents had sent anonymously to the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., threatening to expose his extramarital affairs if he did not commit suicide. Hoooo
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CES 2014: Google, car makers to bring Android to cars
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Forget Mega-Corporations, Here’s The Mega-Network
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You'd be surprised how dedicated normal people are when they don't know that these simple things can be automated. I remember about 15 years ago when I was a freshman in highschool, and found my sister replacing every space afte
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Well, really, are they? I have Adblock, and really the sites I get from "Justin Bieber All Bad Lyrics" are fine if I was just interested in the lyrics of that particular song.
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So, the only reason RG in the first place was able to provide lyrics with no spam at no costs is because they were riding on VC money. Other lyrics sites have to make money somehow . But then you might say -- well, what does that matter
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Tried all of these just now: Justin Bieber All Bad Lyrics Justin Bieber Confident Lyric Justin Bieber Heartbreaker Lyrics Justin Bieber Memphis Lyrics Justin Bieber One Life Lyrics Justin Bieber All That Matters Lyrics Justi
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At least the saving/helping part is existent in his calculation of actions. A lot of people, most notably the ultrarich like the Zuckerbergs, would think it's not even worth their time to deal with "crazy people". But an
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Debating the N.S.A.’s Data Collection, and a Panel’s Findings
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When You Criticize Someone, You Make It Harder for that Person to Change
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Not just 'another member of HN', the most high-rated, the most prolific member of HN who is very often found shaping the direction of discussions here and is now a considerable voice in the security community. He's also someo
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Is it our responsibility to help people who have down syndrome from hurting themselves? Is it our responsibility to help people with physical handicap? Is it our responsibility to help people suffering from depression? I'm offended by
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I'm finding most of these posts to be deeply unsettling. Psychopathy is a mental disorder -- you guys are writing off psychopaths en masse as 'bad people', who cannot contribute to society at all. Consider if the submission p
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And here he is asking us for help and being ignored: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1782800 Actually just go through the his submission history and randomly click a few links: https://news.ycombinator.com&#
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Wait, so what's with the 'point system' here? Why's shdon answer for backrefs 199 and yours 201? (and while you're at it, could you briefly explain (...).*\1 for the regex newbies?)
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The reason 'exit might have found it off-putting is because it's almost only the right wing crowd that chooses to use this term now (and only in critical contexts). Take a 5-minute trip to freerepublic forums and you'll see w
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Thanks. <3 Speaking as a male for a moment here: in my earlier years, the reason I would have had trouble saying something like "I see how hard it is" to a woman would have been because I was not 'man' enough to come
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Implicit in your reasoning is the suggestion that a security guard doesn't deserve a dignified living wage. I disagree with that -- I think in a civilized society he should be able to afford his own place, provide for his daughter, giv
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13y ago
I agree, Cleveland is a strange choice - for more than a lot of reasons. Personally I'm rooting for any of these cities: Chicago, Austin, Madison, Portland, Seattle or Minneapolis. Austin might be the ideal choice, if only for the big
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