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9889095r3jh

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    Comment #16716117

    >It's kind of unfair to chide them for being preoccupied with financial stability The question is not about financial stability, but with "being very well off financially." > Perha…

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    Comment #16709926

    I had a different reaction. It felt very wrong. I don't like how our culture worships money. It's bad enough that more college students see 'being very well off financially' as a m…

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    Comment #16700231

    Why would the elites try to reign in social media? If I were an "elite" I'd want everyone to be on social media, except me. I'd want them revealing all the intimate details of thei…

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    Comment #16662737

    Please don't distort the record. He committed a crime (defrauding investors) which carried potential prison time as a sentence. Prosecutors sought 15 years. The judge sentenced him…

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    Comment #16652934

    It doesn't surprise me. It surprises me that people on HN try to defend their business model.

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    Comment #16652927

    You're correct, and I should have made that clear. Unfortunately it's too late to edit my comment.

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    Comment #16652915

    You're unfortunately correct. More people should be outraged at the expectations employers place on women to look "professional." It's enough that some employers mandate high heels…

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    Comment #16652885

    I do realize that ageism is not simple, or easy to fix. I'm currently helping my father, who is over 60, update his resume. He's extremely talented and knowledgeable in a field tha…

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    Comment #16649051

    There's a big difference between wearing a suit and dying your gray hair. Dying your gray hair hides your age. Age is a protected class. It's illegal for employers to discriminate …

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    Comment #16632778

    > Personally, I think he is doing the right thing. Right for who? > fb should just stop communicating as that will give media less fodder Oh I see. Right for Facebook's public imag…

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    Comment #16630889

    If he cared about my privacy, he wouldn't have invested in Facebook. He cares about his own privacy. FYIGM

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    Comment #16630876

    Nice try. The government already has your Facebook data. https://prod01-cdn07.cdn.firstlook.org/wp-uploads/sites/1/20...

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    Comment #16628474

    Would you rather the media report on unsubstantiated rumors and assumptions, or would you rather they wait to report things until they have evidence, or a source who can verify the…

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    Comment #16596591

    Pen. Paper. Every time I see someone taking notes on a computer, they start typing whatever they hear, word for word. Pen forces you to slow down. Makes you organize the concepts, …

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    Comment #16592926

    Na, creators are superior. There's nothing wrong with kids playing dumb mobile games. But they gotta spend some time making something. I don't care if it's a video game, a short fi…

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    Comment #16592789

    After reading 'Thinking Fast and Slow" by Daniel Kahneman, I'm not surprised people can't calculate their bill and determine change in line at the super market. Solving math proble…

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    Comment #16587023

    If I made a name for myself in journalism with honest indepth reporting that didn't skimp on the technical details, and someone said "that dudes awesome," I'd feel a little pissed.…

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    Comment #16584722

    > As a side note, I am conflicted if general interest stories like this should be on HN as they are too emotionally charged. Of course this is relevant. The issues James Baldwin wr…

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    Comment #16578375

    I'd prefer to assess the ideas in this article on their merits. Not waste time criticizing the imperfect author.

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    Comment #16578346

    >The internet developed without it. We've never really had it We did have it. Defacto net neutrality, enforced by a competetive ISP market. It worked. And once we started to lose t…

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    Comment #16576151

    As a teacher, your job is to expose the student to a variety of programming topics early on. But when it's time to narrow the focus, their interests should be what guides their stu…

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    Comment #16554418

    If he shows no remorse, and he faced no consequences, why wouldn't he pull another scam? That makes him more of a danger.

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    Comment #16554401

    No here's what actually happened. 1. Shkreli lied to investors. Regardless of whether the investors eventually made money, Shkreli put them needlessly at risk, and broke the law. 2…

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    Comment #16548136

    "Nothing has changed over the centuries but the mechanisms by which propaganda is spread." This is true. We now have digital platforms which reward propaganda by spreading it faste…

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    Comment #16545918

    scroll to the bottom (corrections)