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PerkinWarwick

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    Comment #28699973

    I usually go a hundred or so and then change up. Honestly Mr. Dang, I'll probably just bail. HN is 50% non-technical, it's easy to get drawn into that, nothing of real value is sai…

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    Comment #28699639

    That's a good point. Perhaps the temptation is to choose philosophies that have the appearance of power. Sticking pins in a voodoo doll of your boss, Mr. Scrooge for example. Some …

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    Comment #28699604

    This man is a genius. We've hit Peak Modern Art. Honestly, you can't buy this kind of PR. Do a dozen more, number and sign them on the back, profit.

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    Comment #28698247

    >Reddit now will become the place that inspires mass shooters instead of 8chan I can guarantee that there are plenty of evil doings on Reddit and Facebook. One argument, and a more…

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    Comment #28697577

    >Do you find yourself being just as concerned when the reading list is 7 male authors and 2 female authors? Or only in this direction? Not at all, it just stuck out at me while I w…

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    Comment #28697524

    > if you just want to dismiss the observation. I'm not and I'm willing to give it a chance. I'm just not seeing a strong correlation. What I do see people doing when they lack cont…

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    Comment #28697478

    Zero moderation beyond criminal content is/was basically Usenet alt groups. Somehow the world survived all those years. Listen, I understand the need to cordon off the wrongthink p…

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    Comment #28696416

    That's an interesting theory, although I doubt that 19th century US farmers, among the most self-sufficient people in history, were lacking in religion, superstition, or conspiraci…

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    Comment #28696379

    >"Hateful" Reddit or FB communities also don't allow "free speech". The moderators will ban people who go against the grain. Which is fine I think, but why have Reddit or FB do the…

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    Comment #28696263

    Heck, I view it all as 'misinformation', and I certainly don't need some cubicle drone at youtube to decide for me. Certainly the average person is smart enough to understand the s…

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    Comment #28694118

    While I see that funding will tend to constrict the research around the desires of the funders, it's worth considering that 'science' has also expanded into areas that don't deserv…

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    Comment #28693462

    >I think you'll find if you spend time on universities today, they are essentially apolitical. An interesting experiment would be to compare English Department reading lists in the…

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    Comment #28689282

    A total user base of 50 or so would be fine. The trick is to find a group where everyone (mostly) wants to interact. An extended family could probably work.

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    Comment #28689268

    >Haven't universities been like this for ages? I can honestly say that when I went to college people were essentially apolitical. I don't remember anything you might view as a camp…

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    Comment #28687984

    You know, I don't doubt that Amazon is a bunch of bastards, but I can't say that any company I have worked for ever did much for employee tragic circumstances. They were just more …

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    Comment #28686682

    Generally, I'd say that anti-carrier strike group tactics involve simply (well, maybe not so simple) overwhelming the defenses. Quantity can work as well as quality. You might look…

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    Comment #28686596

    I'll fly in if need be.

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    Comment #28686585

    It'll be developed at Facebook. Every 'like' is Alive With Pleasure (h/t to Newport cigarettes).

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    Comment #28686512

    What I'd like is something identical to Facebook (preferably hosted in a box on my desk) that I invite all my friends to, and they have the ability to invite people to. 2nd gen is …

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    Comment #28686477

    Hey, at least they're not requiring a chip implant. Of course the phone OS people are going to do this. Judging from a few years of Live PD, every single person getting pulled over…

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    Comment #28686301

    Huh. I always assumed it was going to be teledildonics. ..damn, a downvote. I mean, who can be against teledildonics? That'll be the main thrust of technology when our robot lords …

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    Comment #28686248

    I might have thought so some years ago. In an era when 1/2 of the Western world hates Western civilization, I'm not sure that it matters anymore. Of course, in the long run, it's a…

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    Comment #28686220

    Perhaps as a hobbyist device, there's certainly a lot of interesting apps that could be written. I'm assuming here that it is somehow subsidized (via volume or via data mining) and…

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    Comment #28683607

    The underlying question is 'what would it take to break the device free'.