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First of all what do you see as "successful"?

Yes. Non one has built an electric car. A rocket engine. and a payment gateway. Paypal was not even built by Elon Musk...By the way. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Confinity

A person can be interesting. I agree. But I don't agree that any mundane actions that this interesting person do is also automatically interesting.

Elon Musk is the Christopher Nolan of Tech.

Ok..What is interesting about this?

Eh? Two options for what? I was talking about how languages are different...

>The syntactic-sugar form isn't there with the @.. But those things are differences, right? Certain languages makes certain things easy and idiomatic. The differences in languages …

>For any line of python, there's a line or two of PHP to accomplish the same thing (same with javascript). Python decorators? What is the counterpart of that in Php?

I am not sure. Do you read news for entertainment, or do you read it for truth?

Try to explain programs as a to do list for computers. This might be hard since her fist exposure to computers is HTML/CSS. kind of sad actually. How did that happen? Just curious.…

> such that societies should maximize liberty of the individual? This is required only because the controlling mechanism (the ruler/government) can be selfish and clueless in regar…

Sorry. Couldn't make sense of most of your comment. Can you explain how these exotic particles is relevant at all?

> The need to communicate with the people you love is not "manufactured"... Again, the need is not manufactured. But the need for constantly in touch, is manufactured. No one befor…

No. Social interaction between human beings has been going on well before these social networks. The manufactured requirement is the need to reach to every person we ever know and …

> social networking online... Isn't this a manufactured problem/requirement? EDIT: I mean, did people have this problem before social networks?

> Tesla puts them all to shame. Too bad they can't get their seat belts to work.. http://ca.reuters.com/article/businessNews/idCAKBN19R08Y-OCA... https://www.reddit.com/r/teslamoto…

No. It is not. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14709791 >from the article: "In the test, the seat belt in Tesla's Model S was not effective and could lead to the driver's head…

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14709464 Why was this item flagged and removed from front page?

That is hilarious! I mean, seriously. I mean, if that is how their seat belt work, I am pretty sure their "autopilot" would be out of this world/s (or take you out of this world..)…

>I would have been rolling a tire down the road with a stick.. Not sure what you mean by "Pong", but are you saying that this is not a heck of a lot more fun?

Imagine the whole domain of physics to be P and our current knowledge to be a subset of it, P'. Is there any reason for the operations of brain to be limited to those involving P' …

>by creating uninformed consumers making irrational choices; and driving them to consumerism... I am not sure. Isn't this a well known and intended effect of the Ads and PR stunts?…

> A brain is part of our world, governed by physics... Sure. But not necessary governed by current physics..

Yes. But cars produce unwanted mess in atmosphere that in almost impossible to clean..