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anothermachine

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    Comment #4776842

    > I heard he's leaving due to the health benefits changes! What happened?

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    Comment #4776832

    Honestly everything on the market is so much better and cheaper than what we had even 2 years ago, that I don't have the energy to be disappointed. Remember when a portable compute…

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    Comment #4776668

    eHarmony uses math! OKCupid uses reader-generated surveys.

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    Comment #4776665

    It goes either way, depending on circumstances. For example, if someone has a new lover, the adulterer usually moves out. It's actually rare for someone to evict the other, since i…

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    Comment #4776651

    Compared to "X-30 years", for all values of X, when the speaker is over 30, or quoting someone who is.

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    Comment #4776647

    > Disclaimer: Not from the US, but married (~2 years~) and kid (~2 weeks~): You have more important things to be doing right now than hang out on HN. Take care of your baby, take c…

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    Comment #4776639

    > Companionship and love have nothing to do with a piece of paper filed with the local government. Commitment and accountability to the person how bears your children, or who suppo…

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    Comment #4776625

    Yeah, Google would never ship software where "Password is stored on disk in plain text" https://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=10809#c48

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    Comment #4776570

    Interesting to read your comment and dmoy's. On the one hand, compared to Amazon.com, Taobao sounds like a horrible shopping experience. On the other hand, compared to a shuk (or w…

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    Comment #4767504

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=57ndLGhffwE

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    Comment #4767499

    Supporters of the other team are far away and have discounted relevance to your life.

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    Comment #4767497

    You are pushing a bit hard there. What is point of having a lasting impact? So that people can can life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness Happy kids does not equal good aid? R…

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    Comment #4767491

    I watched this last night: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oj__w87vkow&feature=plcp "Social Mechanics: Bonding, Gratitude and Karma (Earthlings 101, Episode 7) " Poor people are ka…

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    Comment #4767478

    If only there were a way to obscure the Kinect's ability to measure the room.

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    Comment #4767477

    That's ridiculous. Saying "wouldn't it be cool" isn't prior art. Describing a working system is.

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    Comment #4767468

    I had this problem. My parents never talked to me about how much things cost. I had a rude awakening when I learned how much basic rent was, even more so when I learned what my ren…

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    Comment #4767463

    How does that explain social behavior among people working at different companies?

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    Comment #4767449

    Fortunately, non-empty intervals of real numbers do not exist in computer science.

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    Comment #4767441

    Why is this a website feature instead of a browser extension, where it would work for every site?

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    Comment #4767438

    Form content recall is a native Chrome feature now.

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    Comment #4741067

    Chemistry sets vanished due to anti-terrahrism BS, not safety concerns. And in the magnet case, larger magnets are plenty fun while still being much safer.

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    Comment #4741062

    Pills are specifically formulated to cause vomiting if overdosed. Obviously it's not perfect, but medicines have a significant necessary purpose, unlike tiny magnets.

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    Comment #4741048

    Why? Seems like a smart solution to a problem. We have designed many of the risks out of cars too, and I for one appreciate that.

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    Comment #4740902

    Explain? With "do" and the coincidental naming of "return", and IORefs if you insist, you can write imperative bottom-up code in Haskell.

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    Comment #4740891

    Holy wow. I had read about "Cat -v considered harmful", and I was familiar with cat-v.org, but I didn't realize the inspiration from cat-v.org's name.