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by tomcam 2y ago
“Drink the Phage” will be the name of my retro death metal album
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by tomcam 2y ago
Here at HN we appreciate optimism but not blatant fantasy
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by tomcam 2y ago
I’m thinking more this: > We have several uncorroborated testimonies of women, including minors, being overtly sexualized during this routine, some without consent. In the course of our research we discovered that one of these routines w
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by tomcam 2y ago
Update: I somehow missed a damning section at Credible allegations of sexual misconduct section at https://stallman-report.org/#credible-allegations-of-sexual-... . Thanks to /u/deepl_derber for accusing me of not
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by tomcam 2y ago
I did in fact miss the Credible allegations of sexual misconduct section at https://stallman-report.org/#credible-allegations-of-sexual-... . Thanks for correcting me.
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China falls into its own trap(hudson.org)
6 points by tomcam 2y ago|1 comments
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by tomcam 2y ago
What other options existed?
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by tomcam 2y ago
Congratulations on getting your MVP working! Ignore the whingers who say it’s too expensive. It’s not, and they are by definition not your target market.
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by tomcam 2y ago
The “they” being wealthy people? I am skeptical. I know many of them.
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by tomcam 2y ago
Interesting. It won the Nobel prize for human applications long before it was considered a veterinary drug so I am still puzzled.
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by tomcam 2y ago
I’ve wanted to see SNOBOL code in the wild for 40 years. Long time getting that itch scratched.
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by tomcam 2y ago
> Plenty of wealthy people are taking horse deworming medicine for political purposes. Don’t understand this
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by tomcam 2y ago
not my parents but whatever
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by tomcam 2y ago
How does it help the discourse to bring this up? Would you like it if someone inserted this kind of (irrelevant) and unsubstantiated information when commenting on an article you wrote?
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by tomcam 2y ago
Turbo Pascal, Porsche 911, Mtn Dew Throwback, Scarlett Johansson Just spitballing, haven’t read the book
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by tomcam 2y ago
Is it your thought that for the average programmer Prolog is easier to read and maintain than say Go, C#, or Java?
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by tomcam 2y ago
Please let that be true! Good catch.
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by tomcam 2y ago
I read it all the way through once, but may have a missed something. Am I to understand that because he has (extremely) objectionable private views that he should be booted out of the organization he started? It seems like there is no evide
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by tomcam 2y ago
> It uses an oxide backplane with custom waveforms for fast performance What does that mean?
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by tomcam 2y ago
Same.
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by tomcam 2y ago
Interesting. I have never used any recreational drug other than junk food. I deal well with the pain of frequent kidney stones and don’t even take aspirin.
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by tomcam 2y ago
Sorry to hijack this, but have you heard of people on whom no local anesthesia works? I have to be put under general anesthesia (yes, requiring an actual anesthetist at an extra $8,000 or so). The pain is not endurable otherwise.
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by tomcam 2y ago
Sad to experience this kind of Indianapolisphobia in the hallowed pages of HN
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by tomcam 2y ago
The conkeror this year is from Indianapolis! She only learned about conkers a few months ago.
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by tomcam 2y ago
This is one of the funniest exchanges I have ever read on Hacker News
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by tomcam 2y ago
> new projects that come into a well established space should make it clear how they differentiate themselves from existing solutions. You sound like a helpful person. Maybe you're volunteering to create a site to do just that?
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by tomcam 2y ago
The comment that captured my attention: SafariBob Meh... This is so easy to do. Anyone with moderate lego skills can put this together in an afternoon. HN reader found in the wild?
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by tomcam 2y ago
So what happened when those discrepancies arose?
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by tomcam 2y ago
> you wouldn't milk a bird speak for yourself
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by tomcam 2y ago
One of the best comments I’ve read on HN. Thank you.

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