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TooMuchNick
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Comment #466916
Aging is bad because it hurts quality of life. Right now, people live longer than their bodies can perform at full capacity. Most people would prefer to remain healthy for their en…
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Comment #466908
Wow, it's the buddy system for backup! That's a great solution to the psychological barrier: usually, no one but you can tell you to backup your personal data. I went to a Christia…
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Comment #466892
And because you will by default be lazier than you should be, sit back right now and think of some worst-case scenarios that would screw up the projects you're currently working on…
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Comment #464397
Man, I had no idea. Where'd you hear/read about this?
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Comment #463673
Ha! This is honestly going into a comedy I'm writing about startups. This is Arrested-Development-level hypocrisy.
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Comment #463669
In this case, I actually find the baroque "misspelling" charming. It's like Ben Franklin is spelling the word "tweet." The overwrought spelling fits the tone of the site: a little …
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Comment #463174
And if Sousa were right, the country wouldn't now be full of clubs, bars, cafes and concert halls where live music is performed, and there'd be nothing to play on the radio (or, ok…
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Comment #463163
IBM's new business plan: Run the works of the Clash through their software, crank it through Songsmith and make millions on the YouTube adsense.
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Comment #462749
But like I said, there are plenty of awful cafes on Valencia. I guess I conflated financial success and coolness: Mission Creek, one block down Valencia from Ritual, seems to get a…
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Comment #461863
This could also be a pain for users who are used to checking the front page. If the states are listed alphabetically, everyone can find their state every time.
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Comment #461853
This also answers my longest-standing question about cafes: Why are there so few fun ones? San Francisco's Valencia Street (with its immediate offshoots) supports hundreds of inter…
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Comment #461829
The difference of magnitude between the revenue of the proposed wifi charges and the revenue of BART ticket prices is so staggering that a comparison makes little sense. It's much …
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Comment #461823
The semi-social, semi-user-generated porn site fantasti.cc was created by a group of popular dot-commers (I know who but I can't tell) who have so far kept their names off the site…
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Comment #460659
I'm honestly not being cheeky, I suppose I'm just slow: Wouldn't it be easier to just not think about the points? I've found the points useful when looking for a summary, takeaway,…
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Comment #460657
I have to complain, I've ridden BART in San Francisco for three years and had no idea I could have signed up for wifi. I wish I'd noticed the network on my phone and looked into it…
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Comment #460609
Except, I'd think, for the bit where Eric Bauman makes even more money in the sale and faces no charges for a decade of illegal business that funneled capital away from the creator…
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Comment #460304
It's okay, a little smack on the hand is just what I needed. I have no idea what's brought so many new users (I just came to find talent and advice for my startup), but as long as …
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Comment #460266
"A little dirt is good for you" strikes me as a bittersweet lesson for those of us who avoid the conflict and drudgery that's necessary to reach any worthwhile dream. Plus now I'm …
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Comment #460259
Since I'm spending a lot of time on 4chan lately as research for an article, I got a fit of giggles when you mentioned the hormone-drunk adolescents that rule...Reddit.
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Comment #459759
I just learned the very hard way to never ever comment on HN after drinking.
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Comment #459337
It would be healthy for submitters to look at headlines before they copy them directly, realizing that what makes sense for a blogger (aware of Digg) seeking some well-deserved att…
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Comment #459332
Unless you have a not-so-secret smirking attitude toward Paul Graham, having publicly ridiculed him in an earlier stage of your career and now being lucky enough to have no need fo…
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Comment #459328
And by "grown-up," we mean "like grown-ups who aren't from TechCrunch."
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Comment #458569
Ha, yes, that's a major concern for us. We lucked out and found some very experienced people who've worked with federal financial data. We're assuming major security threats from (…
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Comment #456832
Karma whores. But seriously, mostly we care more about talking to the HN community than we do about adding value to your article. When you say "more helpful," you mean more helpful…