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Comment #29074444
>If those people don't believe in the whole thing, why are they members in a church about it? Usually they inherit the religion from their parents. They grow up with the church as …
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Comment #28058300
Respectfully, I'd challenge you on that and say you have good reason. >Actually, we pretty much don't change that ever. A classic mistake.
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Comment #28057695
>which is 8% of the 80-char limit. What a strange problem to have. Why not just increase the limit? Why can't you have a special title with a higher limit?
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Comment #27766585
Thanks for this comment; that's a fascinating bit of information.
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Comment #27324556
Hah! It's totality overbuilt for a product that squeezes a bag of Juice! That being said the idea did work for Coffee: e.g Keurig; just not juice. >it takes an engineer to make one…
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Comment #27323410
Totally agree not trying to be critical of YC. Situations like Juicero, Theranos, this topic, et al scams, are interesting to observe.
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Comment #27322892
The minerals of course! Squeezing water from rock means its natural organic Mineral Water™ and it's sustainable too!
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Comment #27322732
"Invest in the team" gets you Juicero. Great ambition; they raised a bunch of money. Great production; watch a tear down of the Juicero product itself, it is a mechanical work of a…
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Comment #26882952
It's not really that surprising. At some point the established players ossify and are unable to innovate when the playing field changes. A new thing comes along without this proble…
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Comment #26592005
Looks like your right. The US has: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sikorsky_CH-53E_Super_Stallion... as its near equivalent with a external payload of 36,000 lb. The Russian helicopt…
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Comment #26588898
You would probably need to be the US military. Once you have a setup onsite; helicopters, pilots, fuel, maintenance, crew to rig containers, you could rapidly unload the containers…
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Comment #26322728
I read his story. What a terrible miscarriage of justice.
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Comment #26289338
It really is. I keep buying into the Apple ecosystem because of their stance on user privacy. Sure, they aren't perfect; but they are miles ahead of there competitors.
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Comment #26269344
Valve did this with Portal! Or at least I feel like they did after playing through the games XD The games theme felt like a giant analytics test where everything was noted!!
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Comment #26255500
We already have flying cars; they are called helicopters. I'm not sure you want to live in a neighborhood that has people commuting by helicopters; it would be very noisy. Want an …
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Comment #26241965
Hey! That "music major" must have at least been well connected! She was just "managing" people anyways; not like she needed to know what she was doing.
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Comment #26219757
Yeah but I bet they don't test the engine by throwing the turkeys in while its actually flying. Could easily be bird strike broke a fan blade that damaged the outer cowlings enough…
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Comment #26203116
That's really cool; thanks for your work!! I cant wait to see how Y'all figure out how to get those rock samples back to earth; that's gonnna be nuts XD
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Comment #26178497
History tells us it is far better to let Martians govern themselves. The colonies would eventually rebel regardless; might as well embrace it and let them dictate their own laws. T…
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Comment #26178408
This is the coolest part of the mission IMO. My big question is where does it land? Does it dock with the rover? It seems to power itself via a solar array. About 100 days into the…
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Comment #26162340
>Elon Musk has strong parallels to Trump's appeal. Isn't that the strangest thing? If you watch videos of Elon he is no where near as charismatic as trump. I think it mostly stems …
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Comment #25364449
So you would memorize a master password and then hash it + the websites name? Just sounds like a normal password with the same amount of steps.
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Comment #25306938
I'd just like to point out that the taboo against murder has been around for far longer then the Bible or likely any religion that exists today. The Code of Hammurabi predates it b…
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Comment #25252640
We already use fusion. There is a giant fusion reactor hanging in the sky where almost all energy since the beginning of our time comes from.