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andromedaworld
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Comment #17632093
> it’s headline its headline
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Comment #17608173
See my response here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17608171
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Comment #17608171
I don't think there's anything wrong with a monopoly that isn't state enforced. Their IP, their servers, why shouldn't they enjoy a monopoly? Absolutely nothing wrong with that. It…
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Comment #17607107
Fair point. I however don't agree fully. One could argue that there's not as much urgency in adjusting quotas for EU and similar allies but they too need to be checked because of t…
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Comment #17603712
> China is the most protectionist country.. That's why Trump is so good for the world. They need to be taken to task for this.
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Comment #17602609
> fined a record €2.4 billion ($2.7 billion) for using its search engine to steer internet users towards its own shopping platform The EU is totally bonkers!!! And these fines are …
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Comment #17565157
Nooo. Don't take away Mars' moons.
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Comment #17505666
I think you should be mad at the whole disgraceful debacle. The expropriator and the recipient of expropriated goods/services are in a collaborative effort to harm you. They're bot…
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Comment #17505643
> So it’s a propaganda piece? Science and studies can be utilized to skew towards a specific and deliberate narrative. Somewhat tangentially, this is why science and conservatism h…
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Comment #17505595
> Better in what way? Better in the way that western civilization (with America leading the way) has been built on hierarchies. People in the States don't even realize how good the…
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Comment #17505331
Envy is deplorable and there are few to zero things that would justify it. It quite frankly is very strange to see it being somewhat justified or even outright glorified by some he…
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Comment #17064120
> tongue-in-cheek response I think you are correct.
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Ask HN: How would you use technology to stop an armyworm outbreak?
Looking for ideas. There's an outbreak in Africa and farmers could lose up to 50% of their produce. This will lead to an acute food shortage. CRISPR related ideas are welcome too.
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Comment #16878678
Fair to say fl studio is the PHP equivalent in the DAW world? So much music has been made using it but it is highly frowned upon in the industry and considered to be the noob's too…
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Comment #16793707
Shouldn't something at the very least be important enough to you for you to pursue it? You then project how many people would be impacted by your work and prioritize what to pursue…
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Comment #16792922
That's incredibly affordable. These guys are impressive. I especially like that they're software centric and they're interested in plugging into as many devices as possible.
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Comment #16779875
Seems like you're preaching nihilism and that kind of emptiness doesn't seem like any way to live life for me.
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Comment #16779857
> This seems like a young persons fallacy Yes, and I think there's a lot of value in naiveté especially when pursuing immensely challenging opportunities. I just don't see how you …
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Comment #16747924
The problem with this approach is that there's so much music out there because it is way cheaper to make music than it is to make films and shows. Even if spotify was somehow able …
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Comment #16742605
Agree. Censorship beyond a sub's mods is largely uncalled for. Sometimes (fewer times than is the case now), banning of some subs could be necessary. I believe that subs are isolat…
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Comment #16738649
> They could offer it to their employees in exchange for a salary reduction totaling those $34M/year. It doesn't really matter. If the business is unsustainable then all such moves…
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Comment #16399851
Bro, session box is such a handy recommendation. Didn't know of it till now. I typically have to use incognito and it's rather tedious.
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Comment #16374322
On most sites you do. I do this everyday. I should know what I'm talking about.
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Comment #16365685
I've disabled JS and only enable it in incognito when needed/when mandatory for a particular site. Tedious I know, but a habit I picked up when everyone started autoplaying videos.…