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Karnickel

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About Karnickel

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Recent public activity

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    Comment #16264210

    > I am arguing that some do. What is the purpose of finding someone, anyone , who holds some fringe opinion to attack it as if its common? You can find any opinion about anything o…

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    Comment #16264180

    > The "America is too spread out" argument is total bullshit. In support of this statement, here is a map of "mega regions": http://www.america2050.org/sync/elements/america2050map…

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    Comment #16263914

    > the bold statements about no difference between men and women brains, everything is nurture/nothing nature, etc. You are attacking a position that is not the common scientist pos…

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    Comment #16252850

    It's not paid by taxes but by health insurance. We have both a private and a semi-public system (managed by "Krankenkassen", independent insurance entities, that compete for member…

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    Comment #16252754

    On the other hand, at least in the cities there is a ton of pharmacies - sometimes even across the street form one another, and easily every few hundred meters along major routes. …

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    Comment #16252726

    > it should be up to me if the pain is server enough to warrant opioids It is! You do get the drugs you need. If you actually ARE in pain. But this woman, as predicted by her docto…

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    Comment #16252678

    Not sure how you manage to come up with such a comment after reading this particular article. Clearly she did not have the pain she feared she would have. She said she took two Ibu…

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    Comment #16237908

    In most common cases, like shallow clones and cloning simple objects, are already well-covered and solved, often with very few lines of code or even just a single command (`Object.…

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    Comment #16213929

    > You haven't provided any argument in how they are different You are quite the joker. Or maybe you have some real problems reading English? Try again: https://news.ycombinator.com…

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    Comment #16202903

    > that your claim that there isnt at all is wrong. Well, it isn't, as I already pointed out. Is the main strength of your argument how often you repeat it? > So your claim is simpl…

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    Comment #16202897

    Do you seriously compare the total amounts of something HUGE and something tiny? The size of the cash universe still is orders of magnitude larger than Silkroad ever was - and you …

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    Comment #16199626

    I don't understand what your question has to do with anything I wrote. Unless your intention is not an actual honest discussion, but to mislead - but surely that cannot be true.

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    Comment #16197689

    Not like cash at all. You can't pay with cash unless you are right there. Also, paying with large amounts of cash is hard or suspicious or even impossible.

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    Comment #16197510

    I think your comment raises some very interesting points, but that you go too far. There are costs (in the wider not just monetary sense) and benefits to various approaches. The re…

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    Comment #16176355

    As a software architect (current title, but I had a technical education, "electrical/mechanical", incl. technical drawing, lab work, metal work, decades ago, before studying CS) , …

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    Comment #16168860

    if bots can produce 'worthy set of opinions' we would be totally useless Are you useless because other people write comments? What is the difference between it being a biological h…

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    Comment #16168774

    > I'm pretty sure no one is seriously remotely claiming that machines understand text better than humans. Just some of the headlines: - http://money.cnn.com/2018/01/15/technology/r…

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    Comment #16161420

    I've been a heavy user of Flow for - two years now? I also occasionally use TypeScript. I don't contribute to the code (in the Flow case, I don't speak OCaml, I contributed a bit t…

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    Comment #16113335

    I won't dispute it because of the general "If you've never seen a black swan, is that proof that none exists? (No)" fallacy, but speaking as a German, I cannot remember having seen…

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    Comment #16110585

    I know I won't get any updates for the system for my 2012 Dell XPS 8500 (256 GB SSD, 16 GB RAM, i7 CPU - I don't see a need for an upgrade, it's all there). Does that mean I'll jus…

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    Comment #16029082

    One of the Walzwerk founders (Christiane Schmidt [2]) is from Saalfeld, a town very close to where I grew up. I've been to the restaurant a few times, usually with American coworke…

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    Comment #16024725

    I'm originally from one of those former GDR states (they became states after reunification, during the GDR they were smaller districts - "Bezirke" [0]). The countryside is slowly d…

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    Comment #15996146

    IMO there are a lot of needlessly downvoted comments on HN these days. A few months ago I was trying to stem that tide and upvoted downvoted comments when I saw no reason for those…