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Dewie
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Comment #9391523
Heightist title.
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Comment #9320822
It's simple to be mean on HN. You just have to hide it in some layers of passive aggression and snark. I guess now you need to add another layer. Yay. HN has got an army of people …
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Comment #9311677
> Prestige is a side-concern for the kinds of, how shall I put this, foolish mortals who believe that zero-sum rankings make them special, This is funny, coming from an elitist ind…
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Comment #9306079
But I guess this site is for handing out shadow bans instead of outright telling you that you are banned . What a fine bunch, the lot of you.
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Comment #9306069
Great! My shadow ban has been kind of subtle on the normal (desktop) HN version, but it was kind of too obvious on the mobile version. I think HN can do much better passive aggress…
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Comment #9302894
Nothing is renewable because of the proposed eventual heat death of the Universe...
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Comment #9302879
The meaning is clear enough: 98% of its renewable energy that Norway itself uses is from renewables. And "energy" probably means electricity grid. It was probably very clear to you…
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Comment #9300506
> Once again, types are way overrated. You just had to state that, even though it has nothing to do with the rest of your comment? Oh right, I guess that's how flame igniting drive…
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Comment #9300490
> full disclosure: I'm a Yale EE grad working as a software engineer for the last 17 years in the valley I guess "full disclosure" means "my background" now. Christ.
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Comment #9285356
> [These are my personal opinions, not those of my employer.] Why would you even need to state that? It's not obvious who you are, or your employer. And you haven't mentioned anyth…
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Comment #9283590
Plan9 once again show themselves to be the most Unix(-like) - omit the pesky vowels and get a short and sweet unpronounceable (by itself) name with only constants.
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Comment #9283586
This course is from Harvard so it must be good.
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Comment #9283550
I am not surprised _at all_. Everything you could ever imagine that might feel "second nature", is wrong according to someone (aka you're doing it wrong). So you should (re)learn i…
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Comment #9283536
> My native language is not English, just in case anyone feels I want to force English down your throat. But you speak fluent English, so it's basically the same thing if you don't…
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Comment #9283523
> To play the devil's advocate, maybe they deserve to die out. In other words "let me present my genuine opinion by wrapping it in a more presentable delivery".
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Comment #9280020
Damn it - it seems I mistakingly replied to the whole thread, when I intended to reply to this post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9276508
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Comment #9280004
> On the other hand, in a statically typed language there is necessarily a distinction between code that is executed at runtime and (although we often don't talk about it this way)…
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Comment #9279955
A friend wanted to become a lawyer in LA (he's not American). He travelled there once, and he changed his mind about that for some reason. That saved him some time from starting to…
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Comment #9279947
Ugh, my bad. I don't even know why I thought it was a landing page to begin with. Still, the same argument applies: for a personal website by a non-celebrity (status), it's pointle…
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Comment #9279888
Well, I never thought that I was an innovating or unique grumpy mofo. ;)
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Comment #9277336
> You are suggesting using screen space for the use case of a new user. Some people optimize for people that are already familiar with the program. It's a landing page, man. Unless…
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Comment #9276799
This should be good for the Apple stocks.
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Comment #9276681
How precious. I thought that the novelty of "my website is a terminal" had worn off by now, but oh well. One thing which is subpar about such an interface is that you basically hav…