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Arnor
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Comment #12225725
This is all very perplexing. I don't understand any of this internal logic. I can't see how you can "treat [sex] exactly like you would any other experience" because we treat all e…
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Comment #12037433
I'm with you on this. It shouldn't be hand-waved away. It's serious. I just wish we could find some appropriate action between hand-waving and federal indictment...
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Comment #12037407
As will you, yes?
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Comment #10883019
Accio Tesla
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Comment #10602691
No! That is pointedly not what I'm saying. What I'm saying is that I don't need every detail of my life to be private. I prefer that nobody go in and start playing games on my ches…
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Comment #10595944
I agree in principle, but in practice I don't care much if many of my accounts get hacked or subpoenaed. Sure, I'd like to keep my communication and financial information as privat…
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Comment #10502135
There's been a lot of up/down vote action on this Big Bang theory reference. I've found it quite entertaining. Thanks HN. :)
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Comment #10500310
It's a damn poor mind that can only think of one way to spell a word.
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Comment #10499960
> ... playing host to a herd of feral cats. A group of cats is called a clowder... or a glaring :)
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Comment #10010850
That package looks useful. Thanks for sharing!
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Comment #9891902
Though I agree with others that the price is a bit high, I want to see where this goes. I hope a strong community can grow around it and folks come up with interesting ways to comb…
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Comment #9821921
On any given day I use any combination of the following languages: Ruby, Python, JavaScript, CoffeeScript, Haskell, Bash. If I could remember how each language handled list operati…
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Comment #9734995
How significant is the performance impact on a mid-large Ruby on Rails application?
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Comment #9554163
There's a wide spectrum between "exactly like you" and "opposite"
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Comment #9552084
Awesome! I assume you intentionally released this on a Friday just to eat up everyone's weekends :) Thanks for the hard work. As I dig in, I'm hoping that Rust will fit in the "use…
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Comment #9546193
Haskell combinators for ALL THE THINGS :)
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Comment #9428862
WE ARE STRIPSTR. You like to strip. Stripstr does too.
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Comment #9318850
Perhaps the commenter I replied to above wasn't interested in engaging with the idea. Maybe he just wanted to express his displeasure with the tone. Not every interaction is going …
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Comment #9313257
I disagree but don't understand why you were down voted... it seems that others disagree and think that's who they should express themselves. Maybe they are smug?
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Comment #9264091
AWS failed this test hard for me a couple weeks ago. A cat walking across my keyboard terminated an EC2 instance. Lesson learned: no cats on the desk when logged into mission criti…
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Comment #9121737
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AGF5ROpjRAU LLAP
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Comment #9074320
I don't have such a hard time getting to Minnetonka and back from Minneapolis. It's about twenty minutes each way with a rare slow down. In the summer I get to cycle past lakes Har…
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Comment #9068116
I'm working at a Minneapolis (well... Minnetonka...) based startup as well and I agree completely. Finding talent in the city is really difficult. I've been wondering if this is un…