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batgaijin

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    Comment #7009830

    Also to be clear I mean the NY times. Nothing wrong with a multi faceted opinion but it's not cool that they don't even point out the evolution of their beliefs. I mean isn't that …

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    Comment #6999416

    Well the krauts had consistency going for them at least The weak rule the weak the strong conquer the strange

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    Comment #6999329

    Jesus I would rather deal with the Reich than these face fucked flip flops Also fuck Greenwald and Snowden; their actions show they have no problem crowning themselves as new Robes…

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    Comment #6945974

    I think Dr. Evil was at the bargaining table

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    Comment #6922156

    I bet he knew more acronyms than anyone

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    Comment #6852365

    http://theinvisiblethings.blogspot.com/2011/04/linux-securit...

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    Comment #6799871

    What if the real money is in B2B and this is simply going to push the expenditure into a special trade communication zone? Are American companies going to be banned from certain ex…

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    Comment #6799465

    Doesn't this just motivate startups to incorporate somewhere where software patents aren't enforced, like New Zealand? http://www.cnn.com/2013/10/01/business/10-best-places-to-sta.…

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    Comment #6779216

    Explicit self referential media is an interesting memetic spreading tactic. I used to watch family guy confused as fuck as a kid. What the fuck is up with all these references? If …

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    Comment #6661726

    I completely agree... I think it's ridiculous that it hasn't been switched in an implementation

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    Comment #6658821

    I take back most of my shit. I guess that's what happens when you are a neckbeard that can't even code.

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    Comment #6658629

    The country could potentially have their own corporations that produce a tax basis for hospitals. Those hospitals could have a much lower cost of setup. You want me to pretend that…

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    Comment #6658615

    The country these people are living in should have hospitals. They should be able to affordably produce antibiotics, malaria nets and everything else. Antibiotics and most other me…

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    Comment #6658563

    Why, so they can't create companies to support their countr's GDP to become independent of your pity aid? What a monopolistic cunt. Make microsoft quit taxing android phones for a …

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    Comment #6647855

    should've called it lazarus

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    Comment #6603708

    caaddr! cdaddr! cddadr! those are the first lines from the macbeth witches if my memory serves correctly.

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    Comment #6594664

    does typed clojure support dependent types? I would assume like cl it's powerful enough to.

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    Comment #6594646

    maybe watson should handle procurment

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    Comment #6584618

    a monad is like a taco salad.

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    Comment #6578919

    I take issue with that statement, I think this is very representative of HN.

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    Comment #6575905

    do people not understand that this is just fake it til you make it? it doesn't matter if it's an emulator if they are paying the right people and working on it. do you think reddit…

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    Comment #6569280

    Yeah but you don't want people knowing you don't have the monads to handle their http requests.

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    Comment #6569275

    I always wondered about how split-brain theory would work into this... I mean there are stories of people with half their brain removed who are fully functional (I think? I can't f…

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    Comment #6558733

    If you are looking for the future of http server stuff look no further than: http://mew.org/~kazu/proj/mighttpd/en/

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    Comment #6539072

    It's weird... a lot of the stuff around this talks about Borges' story but it's a total misinterpretation. He was talking about memetics and the need for us to bring our fictions i…