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eYsYs
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Comment #37575103
> Murdering someone without trial because you don't like their political speech- why, I think there's a word for that. Oh yeah? What's the word for accusing someone for murdering w…
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Comment #24702562
Amazing idea. How did you figure out the licensing aspects since you are also giving out book content for free in the process?
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Comment #7321756
67 points in 12 minutes Looks like it is one of those posts on HN that beg to question - will HN sustain its quality?
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Comment #6922038
Out of context though but the same story was submitted to HN 4 months ago. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6238053 , yet today it clicked. Reminds me of http://blog.ploki.info…
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Comment #6760276
Neat. Needs a bit of work though. At least 3 things come at the top of my mind: 1) Search 2) Categorization/keyword 3) Don't directly dump the page in an internal frame. Use some c…
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Comment #6753377
Even more so, the point I liked is about introducing the concept of open sourcing to medical equipment manufacture. >Fed up with the unreasonably high price, cumbersome design, and…
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Comment #6748328
I particularly liked the way Harsha Bhogle compared how a nation clings to heroic figures during dark times. Don Bradman served as a hope to the cricketing fraternity of the time a…
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Comment #6707964
This takes the definition of the word 'crowdsourcing' to a new level.
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Comment #6688502
If we talk about the broader perspective, so much credit should go to the Indian Supreme court and its patent office for taking bold stance, time and again, on this broken patent s…
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Comment #6635477
Hey FF team, did you get the cake from IE guys? This tradition started by IE always makes a good story to tell, especially for an industry infamous for cut-throat competition.