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barneygale
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Comment #40238533
> $100k buy in at the hedgefund I know. Its a big figure for most but starting salaries, friends & family, and personal loans will get you there. Surely this is a HN culture bubble…
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Comment #38354253
Thanks - I'd previously read the rules but totally misremembered them, I thought you were /supposed/ to reply when flagging!
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Comment #38351548
I didn't flag that one I don't think, but I suspect the use of "cope" set some folks off.
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Comment #38350715
Sorry, I'll just flag their comments in future and explain why I'm doing so.
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Comment #38350622
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Comment #38350594
Please don't accuse people of lying on HN without evidence, it lowers the quality of the discussion. I've flagged your comment for this reason.
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Comment #38341984
Really well - they make the best web browser around!
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Comment #38327969
I don't care whether you believe me or not.
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Comment #38327633
I pay them via Patreon. Google will never see any of my money.
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Comment #38286506
> So if I pushed back on the notion that my identity is a "malignant, parasitic-like condition to which 'white' people have a particular susceptibility" [1], by e.g. stating it is …
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Comment #38285874
> So the phrases are not themselves racist, They /are/ racist. You can read about any of them on wikipedia, e.g. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fourteen_Words
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Comment #38284287
You're leaning 100% into prescriptivism, taking the literal meaning of "It's Okay To be White". The vast majority of far-right slogans are innocuous on a surface reading. The most …
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Comment #38284126
You're spot on - it's the idle thoughts of a privileged white man trying to justify racism, but he presents no new arguments, and dresses the whole thing up in academicese.
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Comment #38284070
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Comment #38282048
> There's nothing at all dehumanising about the phrase "The Poor" (if you think there is, compare to eg “the rich”. Are we dehumanizing the rich every time we call them that?) Yes.…
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Comment #38170511
> Is there even any interpretation that would allow this to be seen as anything different than industrial style IP infringement? Parody is protected by copyright law
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Comment #38141204
I avoid it where I can, but some folks only post videos on youtube. It's much harder for a video-sharing alternative to get off the ground because google (and others in big tech) c…
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Comment #37997185
I suggest you try to get in contact with charities specialising in human trafficking. They may be able to help you find your original identity and country of birth. If your parents…
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Comment #37995767
Can your country of birth not provide consular assistance? Presumably you're still a citizen there, whether or not you have access to your passport.
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Comment #37715698
Parasocial technology fetishism. Gross.
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Comment #37545689
Most of the alternatives you suggest are implemented in PAX, which is an extension of the tar format. The EoF block is useful if the archive is written directly to physical media w…
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Comment #37444677
Good riddance - it is unethical to work for these companies unless you attempt to sabotage their operations from the inside.