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Comment #4430874
I'm confused. it looks like an offer to yc startups...
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Comment #4425369
Again, the plural of anecdote is not data, but I've felt much better since going vegan. I'm willing to grant that may be a placebo effect, but my acne seems to also have improved a…
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Comment #4425352
The China Study is supposed to have taken a more comprehensive view. I've not read any criticism of it (which is why I asked for some). But he cites more than one study that demons…
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Comment #4425338
I've read McDougall, it's what started me on veganism after 20 years of vegetarianism. And I have a copy of the book you mentioned.
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Comment #4425325
He explicitly takes the time to discuss correlation vs causation. But thanks! I'll take a look.
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Comment #4423451
I know this is slightly off topic and I apologize but I'm rather obsessed with the topic at the moment. First, vegan isn't a necessarily a moral choice. I'm vegan and my primary re…
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Ask HN: What happened to OpenID?
What happened to the OpenID login options? I've been a way for a while and have clearly missed something...
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Comment #4022124
Ah. My bad.
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Comment #4021162
Not unless jquery is going to be absorbed into ECMAscript it shouldn't.
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Comment #3977334
I think I just don't understand a growing population on HN. Since when is programming about building websites? Or desktop apps? Or making money? What happened to ars gratia artis?
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Comment #3977179
The people who would say that are the people who already do.
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Comment #3877230
This is probably the only chapter of that book I really enjoyed. It mostly felt like an "I'm so awesome" series of events. But this was a really valuable chapter. If you feel burne…
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Comment #3860570
I'm curious, what is it that your friend doesn't like?
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Comment #3860560
"it's harder to make a critical, near-irrecoverable mistake in Go" You must not have seen me play :-p
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Comment #3845311
I see the argument that $9.99 is a bad price point for publishers but is there any real evidence that this price is too low to sustain profits for a publisher? I mean... 10 bucks d…
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Comment #3786505
Erm... Is this real? It was posted on "don't believe anything on the internet" day
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Comment #3779374
I despise it when people call me a "techie". Pushes my buttons like few other things. Seriously? Yeah, I'm the "techie" and you're the "widdle manager-wanager"
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Comment #3779347
It's really the politeness that is key. It's the difference between "You suck" and "Your X could be improved by Y" Sadly the tubes are clogged with the former and the latter is muc…
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Comment #3772407
Actually, that isn't what the parent said, and I'm not arguing with the parent. I'm making a point that cursing only maintains it's visceral power when used sparingly, which I don'…
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Comment #3772000
The problem I have with this is nicely illustrated by a (possibly apocryphal) story about John Steinbeck. He wrote to a college paper that was printing an entire page of the word "…
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Comment #3705024
Ack is great
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Comment #3677558
This is strongly reminiscent of Mario Galaxy.
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Comment #3630102
I think chicken scheme is even nicer for that kinna stuff.
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Comment #3545290
The Art of Unix Programming is even a good book! I though can't stand ESR's rhetoric.