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GnarlinBrando

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    Comment #9331844

    I've seen a few posts by people saying that the name and language on your page remind them too much of some of the current flame wars. I personally don't care, but were you all awa…

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    Comment #8951052

    There are also a lot of other non-HEMA historical european martial arts groups and less historical EuroMA. For instance you can find stick fighting most palces, Jogo Do Pau is Port…

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    Comment #7718402

    That's just being difficult. The real world does work that way. Take poltical labels for example, liberal, conservative, et al have totally different meanings for different people.…

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    Comment #5566499

    The question you should ask yourself is; "Is it right for you and your project?" It doesn't matter as far as your project if the community should be moving on as a whole or not. Wh…

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    Comment #5486962

    I thought a lot of that money was accounted for coming out of branches of Cypriot banks that remained open in the UK and Russia. Not saying that bitcoin isn't where some or a lot o…

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    Comment #5486926

    That's assumes you are starting from no one having any to one person having them all. If someone had 1 billion in demand for bitcoins it would drive the price up, some would sell h…

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    Comment #5486889

    Same things are true for any currency, this is partly why they work. We can trust because we have common interest in the solvency of any commonly used currency. A dollar is only wo…

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    Comment #5486870

    There eventually wont be much point to mining when the cap is reached, then there will be a point to process blocks for their transaction fees. You are also right about the hardwar…

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    Comment #5486824

    Don't forget that bitcoin can be broken down into arbitrarily small fractions. It caps, but it can still grow by being traded in increasingly smaller values. Which I don't think we…

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    Comment #5459687

    > I wouldn't want the web as a platform to be that good What? Are you so ideologically caught up that you actually wish something wont get good? It is totally reasonable to to thin…

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    Comment #5420156

    Even as someone relatively new to development and a native of the web this seems so clear to me. The web was originally just a way of sharing documents. It is both a miracle and he…

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    Comment #5420104

    Not to mention being developed in totally different environments than your average website, application, or framework.

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    Comment #5420084

    "comparing apples to oranges" that is kind of the whole point here. Most of the arguments in this thread are coming from two totally different perspectives. Some holding doggedly t…

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    Comment #4409131

    All of this is just such antagonistic linkbate if you ask me. No offense to OP, but it really just seems like oh I had a controversial thought so I'll play up two sides. Maybe one …

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    Comment #4399510

    We could even start with some reasoned speculation instead of a blatant unqualified assertion.

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    Comment #4399503

    If your definition of hacking is limited to technical details then you are misunderstanding the historical ethos of hacking.

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    Comment #4399483

    I agree that multi-directional voting is worth exploring and that promoting karma points leads to more sensationalism. Possibly even some form of democratic tagging?

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    Comment #4399473

    This would graduate HN away from the list of links model that is so prevalent. Certainly an interesting idea, but a big change as well.

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    Comment #4399465

    That makes sense to me, but maybe this is just another place votes can be weighted, outright 'getting rid of' or banning seems excessive to me.

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    Comment #4365352

    I think that is a point missed by this article and many others. People are going after what they think they can get funded in large part. In the comments on the post there is a nic…

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    Comment #4365340

    I get both of those impressions (your's and one up). Just because someone is an egocentric narcissist doesn't mean that they aren't on to something. In fact, as they say, it takes …

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    Comment #4115350

    I'm pretty sure that very little of it is actually in js. It's more appropriate to say that you use javascript to script the node environment/runtime.

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    Comment #4115340

    Personally I think its great because it is just a different syntax for the same semantics.

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    Comment #3578900

    The term is enlightened self interest. Think of it like this if it is good for my customers and they all make money then they have more money to pay me. If I get my customers, who …

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    Comment #3552265

    I use htop on my macbook, that said it dual boots to #! linux. I honestly work in OSX more often than my linux environment, but installing Gentoo on an old PC when I was 15 really …