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Comment #36977890
> This is an illusion. The search “site: https://news.ycombinator.com/front Qunanbaiuly” (major Kazakh author) yields no results. The search “site: https://news.ycombinator.com/fro…
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Comment #36957708
My last comment before this one was 56 days ago. You are not exactly making a case for your argument. As to the ban - I asked you to delete my account years ago and you refused. So…
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Comment #36940230
With HN’s fascination for fascist artists, I’m surprised Leni Riefenstahl isn’t featured more prominently on the front page. But it’s only Dostoyevsky.
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Comment #36211589
You know, as a Ukrainian, what I appreciate the most is someone claiming to both be "in a comfy chair" and lecturing me on what is going on in my country of origin. You have three …
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Comment #36209072
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Comment #36209041
The fact that the victim is not credible to you is already appaling.
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Comment #36209030
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Comment #36208999
most people here are not achieved software developers.
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Comment #36208974
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Comment #36122627
This is not about code, it's about standards. As long as I don't have to have 2 Rusts to deal with, I'm fine with this, but right now at least the branding isn't supporting that.
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Comment #36118824
The knots HN ties itself into bashing "EU regulations", but then easily deciding to impose arbitrary regulations on payment companies is a sight to behold.
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Comment #36118802
Remind the rest of the class please.
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Comment #36084118
No, of course not, a company with a policy to sweep accident data under the rug can't possible be unsafe, can it?
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Comment #36081272
1900s also had child labor and black lung. Not a standard to aspire to.
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Comment #36080757
Their claim IS the data.
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Comment #36070056
How are you going to *proove* in advance that a certain economic or social measure is doing what you expect?
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Comment #36070010
Nobody outlawed cars.
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Comment #36058078
It's not the wrong use case. I need you guys developing apps to listen: - I *want* more details on a separate, linkable URL. - I *want* it to open in either the same window, or a s…
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Comment #36056886
They ARE pop-ups mostly. Just ones that are harder to block as compared to the 1990s pop-ups.
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Comment #36056872
I am one of those people whose user experience will drastically improve if modal windows are accepted for what they are - an anti-pattern at best and a dark pattern most of the tim…
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Comment #35785097
Thank you. :D
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Comment #35784543
Shameless plug, but I've designed my own website as a love-letter to the honest, content-first design of very early 90s: https://jevgeni.tarassov.ch/
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Comment #35773910
Ok, so according to this, to one should EtherCalc web service for productivity. Why? What are the guarantees here that no surveilance is taking place.
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Comment #35746037
Hey.com solved the problem pretty easily: just have a positive list of email addresses that reach your inbox and the rest are sent to a screener folder.