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StatHacking
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Comment #3320850
No, it doesn't. Bone marrow regenerates, the same is for blood (which is a tissue). One thing is donating organs, other is donating tissues. While you may define an organ as a "set…
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Comment #3320693
Nonsense. Saying that kidneys should be "commoditized" to avoid the black market it's like saying that slaves should be legal to avoid people travelling in a container. In particul…
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Comment #3287932
UPDATE: http://www.itworld.com/software/228393/free-software-activis...
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Comment #3277955
This is an example of why Goog's search algorithms (and others') should be open: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3268371 A subtle attack may be by making bots stop indexing it …
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Comment #3277953
This is an example of why Goog's search algorithms (and others') should be open: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3268371 A subtle attack may be by making bots stop indexing it …
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Comment #3270664
> In the real world where not everyone is a programmer people don't feel restricted by proprietary software. Only in some hypothetical ivory tower manned by RMS are non-developers …
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Comment #3270174
If your marketshare is based on amount of resources, then your position is sustained by entry barriers, not your skills. If someone can gather the resources and do better than you,…
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Comment #3270163
As we say here, "your freedom ends where others' start". You are not forcing anyone to distribute the software or do whatever they want to as long as you respect others' freedom. W…
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Comment #3268542
You can't go to your college with an Uzi and start shooting classmates. Although you "can", it is not allowed. Is the constitution restricting your freedom? NO, that's not your fre…
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Comment #3268518
Yes, I think so - especially with algorithms: math can't be owned. On Google's implementation of them, yes, of course! This would have tremendous impacts and benefits for all. I th…
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Comment #3268371
Tom, I agree with everything but the "core business" stuff and the MIT License. The same principles apply to your core business - independent of what it is (not only GitHub). By op…