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PrimHelios
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About PrimHelios
This site is a trash heap of manchildren and awful moderators.
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Comment #17388565
>Obviously "threads full of misogyny" are not fine. Then why the fuck do you let them reach the top of HN and do nothing about them?
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Comment #17383795
"Grow up" is uncivil but threads full of misogyny are fine Jesus fucking christ. Just fucking delete my account, you people are fucking despicable.
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Comment #17382688
People disagreed, this isn't a fucking flamewar. This site allows literal misogyny, but two people having a heated disagreement is a fucking flamewar ?
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Comment #17382683
Occam's Razor. When the mod steps in at the same time as the entire thread is downvoted and flagged, that's more than a bit suspicious.
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Comment #17381948
The HN mods seem to have some form of issue with our disagreement and have downvoted and flagged this entire thread.
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Comment #17381675
Where was my personal attack and incivility? Myself and downandout completely disagree but neither of us where uncivil or attacking each other. I chose to stop responding before it…
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Comment #17370544
>But regardless, that kind of number is a full time job. If you're selling over the internet and making a full time job out of it, you can handle computing sales tax for SD residen…
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Comment #17370535
Fucking RIP literally every internet store that doesn't have the ability to register for 10 thousand (literally) different fucking tax jurisdictions.
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Comment #17361439
>It doesn't count when So yeah, everything you disagree with doesn't count. Thanks for wasting my time.
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Comment #17361304
You have had 2, but I guess they don't count. Watch this: Our economy depends on """illegal""" immigrants in order to survive things like harvest season.
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Comment #17361114
>allegedly/from one point of view What's alleged is whether or not the shootings were legal. It isn't a point of view that those men are dead because of a cop. EDIT: Downvoted for …
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Comment #17361088
>No one actually expressed any defensible position, and they still haven’t No, nobody has given you a position you agree with. You can't just say "EVERYTHING I DISAGREE WITH IS IND…
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Comment #17308395
Go back to /r/blackpill. Hackernews isn't the place for this kind of thing.
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Comment #17273014
I've never been on one. I don't have the opportunity to fly much.
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Comment #17266463
I really don't expect an airline company to actually spend those savings on quality. Just because they can do something doesn't mean they will
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Comment #17266439
How many times a year does that happen? Now how many times a year do you hear about shitty monitors? Hell, on Reddit alone I see 2 or 3 posts about bad monitors every day
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Comment #17266427
There's a big difference between being on a train in a tunnel and being in a plane several thousand feet in the air.
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Comment #17265411
Even with virtual windows, I think knowing that I can't directly see outside would make me extremely claustrophobic, and I think a lot of people would feel similarly. All in all th…
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Comment #17221445
Meanwhile, there were literal epidemics of children dying when my mother was a kid.
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Comment #17202105
The kernel is just mirrored on GH, which is why they want PRs and bug reports sent to their mailing list.
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Comment #17202099
Hate to bring up gamergate, but a project related to the movement was completely taken offline by a rogue github employee. There are a number of sources, all of them biased, so I'd…
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Comment #17192854
Ah, I see what you mean. I can't really comment any further as I don't know what it takes to get hired as a webdev, but I'll take your word for it.
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Comment #17192466
I set up an entire flask dev environment with one pip command, too. Still no real barrier to entry, at least not any more than front-end development.
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Comment #17191904
>Webdev has close to no barriers for entry How does something like regular desktop development have any more barriers? I picked up Python at 14 and that had absolutely no barriers …