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Comment #22334801
Trains go at 400km/h
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Comment #22217769
>and rebel against i.e. intentionally use definitions you know are confusing and then - as language is famously a single person endeavour - blaming the listener when they misunders…
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Comment #22180097
Eminent domain exists in the West, too
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Comment #21948864
Sorry, I'm not as enlightened as you. Which self driving car do you own?
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Comment #21948752
Games are very un-'clean'. They can stop working just a few years after release and they don't support any kind of developments in the platform (framerate limits, resolution limits…
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Comment #21906097
If that was true, you wouldn't be behind the wheel at all. The transmission can't see the road ahead and prepare in advance.
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Comment #21856553
I'd consider 35 people who felt that suicide was better than leaving is a pretty solid display of why that argument doesn't work.
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Comment #21854320
c++ is in narrow niches?!
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Comment #21851932
You need to pay commission and spread every time you rebalance your portfolio (daily, if you copy the frequency of modern funds) So at the £5ish/trade of my current broker, that's …
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Comment #21851901
I haven't managed to get this working yet on my phone but: would it be possible for the same code to be used for the tones of other languages?
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Comment #21828606
I think it's worth noting that S&P 500 index funds didn't exist until the 70s. You'd be spending a lot of time and money to approximate it before that.
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Comment #21823905
Let's be honest, people on HN aren't limited in where they live by poverty. As I said, it was possible 100 years ago. We -as a society- have brought this rut on ourselves.
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Comment #21813125
You only chose to live that far from work, in a place that gets a foot of snow, because you assumed you could make the journey in a petroleum car. It wouldn't have been possible 10…
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Comment #21741356
She lives in Hong Kong.
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Comment #21736649
Well firstly, you as a reader did actually know the context. That's why you could tell everyone else. Secondly, giving that context requires the writer to know that it's not normal…
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Comment #21736488
That's an extraordinary level of understanding of someone's motivations and morality that I would characterise as 'baseless'.
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Comment #21736353
Celeste (a platforming game) has an enemy who copies your inputs, making them appear to chase you.
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Comment #21736226
A reporter in China tweets to people who choose to follow a reporter in China and you accuse her of being disingenuous for failing to accommodate it being posted on an internationa…
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Comment #21642557
Unfortunately, pragmatism like yours sounds unconvincing compared to the more passionate positions of somebody against nuclear fission power. It doesn't mix well with an expensive …
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Comment #21637969
I hear Softbank are offering 20 billion
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Comment #21609173
Why did you choose to live 8mi from your daily obligations? I think walking would obviously be even better.
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Comment #21608798
It's just nationalism
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Comment #21582394
The reasons in the link are fairly ridiculous
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Comment #21569517
>Noise should be opt in; not opt out. That's a great way of putting it. One of my pet peeves is along a similar line. I have a quiet voice. When I was younger, I had a quieter voic…
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Comment #21562964
I think it's silly: the idea that free software is primarily done unpaid is just a myth, as can be seen from the attendees of any major free software conference, or the commit hist…