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anon_adderlan
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Comment #12957433
> if I say "fuck you" it's not really freedom of speech. I directly insulted you, I didn't even want a conversation, I directly harmed you . But you didn't insult me because that w…
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Comment #12957067
> Freedom of speech does not mean one is free from the consequences of speech. But who should be held accountable for those consequences? For example, what about a woman who's stru…
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Comment #10076719
You know, I have to agree. My gut reaction is "blame the policy not the technology", but after looking closely, I'm struggling to see how this feature could ever be applied towards…
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Comment #10076614
I can say with absolute certainty that (at least in America) reinstalling Windows does NOT void your warranty (despite what any rep may tell you), and selling you a device with a p…
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Comment #9853163
> Am I the only one that really hates the carpenter analogy? Apparently not, but the analogy is completely valid for what is being compared . A chair is designed for a specific pur…
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Comment #9852825
> A finished project is a dead project. If it isn't improving, it's dying. Define 'improving', because there have been quite a few major projects that have been getting 'worse' (sl…
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Comment #9817256
Practical implies you value some objectives over others. What would those be?
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Comment #9789035
I started frequenting HN because I kept encountering these kinds of problems everywhere else. Certain subjects just have more gravity as it were, and when present will inevitably t…
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Comment #9768964
Well, if the mysterious sdfghjkl34567 is to be believed, then you don't get to decide what neoreactionary means , and so don't get to decide if you are one or not as far as others …
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Comment #9768785
Perhaps they sold it, but I can also see how adding special exceptions to their algorithm and policy would be more expensive and error prone than just paying Mr. Lush for new marke…
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Comment #9768268
> Well, he is an active detractor of Democracy The trouble with democracy is that it's not a system of government where everyone has their say, but one where the majority rules. A …
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Comment #9761228
> In the meantime, if it's possible to make fascist programmers afraid for their careers, that's great for me. It means fascist movements are disrupted before they can even form. G…
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Comment #9760997
> I'm overjoyed that , as you put it, a climate of fear exists for fascists, misogynists, racists, and similar. I hope that this continues and only worsens for these people. That '…
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Comment #9751427
Um, as far as I understand, he wasn't banned from attending StrangeLoop, just that he had his talk pulled. Given that, could we please either clarify this with Alex, or stop claimi…
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Comment #9751362
Neither would I. But I would (and have ) based on their political actions . Regardless of how you feel about Yarvin's politics, he's not trying to force them on you. He's not tryin…
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Comment #9751219
> The only real argument is that discrete categories do not exist. And yet they're 'discrete' enough that certain drugs are more effective on specific 'races' (or groups of people …
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Comment #9748474
Alright, let's break it down. > You agree to let us use, display, store, and reproduce the content in your RSS feeds including placing advertising next to or near your content with…
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Comment #9722432
The problem I have is not with who was removed or not, which I couldn't care less about, but how it was done. https://s3.amazonaws.com/sl-notes/yarvin.txt So on the word of a few i…
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Comment #9720806
> To be fair, neoreactionaries are mostly notable for their startling lack of real-world achievements. That's not fair at all. You make a value judgment by referring to (but not de…
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Comment #9720094
> I've helped organize a couple of small regional meetings, and I have literally zero idea what the political leanings of the speakers or attendees were. Nor did I care. But if you…
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Comment #9717314
> It is not possible for anyone to understand what definition of any word anyone is using. So instead of attempting to clarify what you mean by 'fascism' to further discussion, you…
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Comment #9717256
Perhaps because it's making a good point in addition to being clever. Why is it important to you that it be gray? Why are you implying that the status of Hacker News is affected by…
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Comment #9717195
> and legitimizing its source is a dangerous act This thinking, right here, is a problem. Discussing an individual's technical contributions does not legitimize their political vie…
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Comment #9331989
I have no idea if I should fear Apple. Then again, I have no idea if what I say affects my relationship with Apple. But assumptions emerge in this information vacuum, and because m…
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Comment #9318164
> Especially in the early days, there were no end of clients asking for user-hostile and abusive behaviour. Sadly true, and still true when it comes to the world of desktop adware.…