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Comment #16833274
Wouldn't car parts be a much more accurate analogy, though? Apple isn't suing anyone for not using Apple-branded electricity to power their phone.
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Comment #16127530
You'd be surprised. Heart disease, for example, is one of the deadliest age-related diseases, but it's by no means exclusive to the wealthy. See for example the World Health Organi…
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Dev Bootcamp is shutting down
The email sent out to alumni (closing paragraphs elided, in consideration of the character count): "I am reaching out to let you know of some very sad news. After considering all o…
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Comment #14678432
The Buck Institute [0], featured in this article, is a pretty outstanding organization -- they're unique in being a sizable research center devoted to researching aging. I'm excite…
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Comment #14484028
I've personally gotten a lot of value out of the CSS-Tricks flexbox guide [0]. It's visual, and sufficiently comprehensive. 0 - https://css-tricks.com/snippets/css/a-guide-to-flexb…
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Comment #12440507
A similar article about Hoffman was posted on HN in April, with quite a bit of discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11588698
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Comment #11982387
Surely the projections cited in this article aren't accurate. > Already operating in 191 countries and 34,000 cities, analysts at financial services company Cowen & Co predict that…
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Comment #10294193
Much of this article (and all of the images) was taken from a WWDC 2015 talk [0]. If you're interested in typography, that video is definitely worth a watch. [0] https://developer.…
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Comment #10212035
This was also on the front page yesterday: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10208792
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Comment #10123835
There are some wild 404 pages outside of campaigns, too: Bloomberg ( http://www.bloomberg.com/404 ) has a pretty nutty one.
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Comment #9985697
A few years back, Bill Gates said that he'd be working in biology if he were still a teenager [0]. There's a lot of exciting work happening in the field, and if anyone finds this s…
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Comment #9614228
In contrast, I believe that reversing aging would likely also improve a person's quality of death. Death by aging can be a horrifically prolonged and painful process. In the case o…
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Comment #9614104
So, supposing for the sake of argument that scientists had discovered a way to allow humans to live healthily and happily until the age 200, how would your position change? Surely …
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Comment #7833878
San Francisco/San Jose/Bay Area, Full-time HTML5/CSS3, JavaScript/jQuery, Ruby/Rails, Python, PHP Resume at http://www.danielkimbel.com/documents/Daniel%20Kimbel%20Resu... Email - …
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Comment #6407746
There are a lot of ethical arguments happening in this thread, and I'm concerned that most of them are missing the point. They tend to center on the idea that these technologies wi…
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Comment #6407571
Aubrey's reaction piece is listed on the front page of Time's website, and can be seen here: http://ideas.time.com/2013/09/18/finally-the-war-on-aging-ha...
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Comment #6407216
Affording proper care is definitely a problem, but the diseases of aging are the greatest causes of death globally, not infectious diseases or other health problems [1]. Taking car…