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    Comment #10233663

    This comment is the best thing I've read on HN

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    Comment #10233658

    When it comes to Twitter, these services are necessary, if a business is to EVER get any followers. There's a fact that not many people talk about, that real (actual human) Twitter…

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    Comment #10203935

    This guy also thinks that if you have enough time to set someone's car on fire (to prevent them chasing you), you should set it on fire and draw their immediate attention, instead …

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    Comment #10203927

    The interesting thing about the article is that it gives you all these instructions in a completely confident tone, as if they are PROVEN, the guy waves his hands at the start by s…

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    Comment #10181533

    This guy's whole schtick is just recycled 80s self improvement stuff updated for the digital age, and for some reason everyone takes him seriously as if he has anything at all to d…

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    Comment #10171026

    I gotta say, this was decent press for Jetbeans, because I like subscription models and I skipped buying PHPStorm recently because I didn't want to pay a big price, but I'm pretty …

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    Comment #10148530

    Since you've tried some similar services, are there any that are not quite as smooth, but cheaper? I actually am on Hacker News today because I was googling imgix competitors, and …

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    Comment #10137831

    The future is by definition never lateral!

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    Comment #10109724

    One thing I'd really like to know, and obviously nobody will tell: There are surely STILL people signing up and paying right now, who don't know about the hack, or whatever. I'd ju…

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    Comment #10107611

    I agree. I would like to see some (theoretical) long-term study on the productivity gains/losses from using big frameworks, including details such as how it affects a company when …

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    Comment #10106528

    The $300 tote bag looks nicer than I thought when I read the headline. I pictured a reusable shopping bag. I'm not saying anyone should pay that, but I'm sure many people pay that …

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    Comment #10092605

    I don't think Lenovo is wrong here, but it's kind of just a generic list of app categories that aren't games. Considering how hard it is to make a buck on Apple or Android tablets,…

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    Comment #10092585

    This list is fine, but who is it aimed at where first all the 9 ways are written in text, and then they attach visual versions, in case we weren't sure what "get more light" meant.…

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    Comment #10029356

    I read The Code Book in the last year, and I wouldn't honestly say it's out of date too much, since about 80-90% of it is historical in nature. Very well written, recommend it high…

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    Comment #10029352

    For a long time, I would get annoyed when I would buy a book that explained most of its main ideas in the first 10% of the book, and then just brought out example after example to …

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    Comment #10004703

    He wanted to move them when the price was higher but it took him 4 years to download the blockchain

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    Comment #9998272

    This is great but seems unsurprising - It would be weird if wind turbines supplied less power than the year earlier.

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    Comment #9998253

    Canadian companies should mention USD or CAD salaries I feel?

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    Comment #9927633

    What is your startup if electricity costs even factor into it??

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    Comment #9706989

    So if I understand it, the crown is essentially an investment but different from the fantasy stocks right? I like the idea, it's basically like a game based on a Ponzi scheme, seei…

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