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Comment #32963846
I still don't get it, how can people bare an iPhone. Even smartphone is a stretch, tbh.
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Comment #8444076
One thing I found a bit alarming is that the FAQ page says advertising funds are held by the site. It's good they realize the threat though and say a multisig solution will be roll…
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Comment #7931279
Ahh, already read it long long time ago. Great advice though!
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Comment #7929712
You do realize I listed Vim as one of the things I'm familiar with? On a serious note, maybe I should learn Emacs at some point. Just to be sure I'm still in love with Vim.
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Ask HN: what can I learn in a week that can greatly improve my work or life?
I have, what I hope, an unusual and possibly beneficial question for anyone here and, hopefully, I can get as many different answers as possible. I was wondering, what interesting …
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Comment #7394150
Well, Russia sold Alaska to the US. So who knows. But I agree states are actually very aggressive and territorial. They're not going to give up land easily, even if this land is a …
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Comment #7394142
I think it's a great paragraph, actually. This described future is not that different from what we have now. You would still have licences and doctors checked and examined. However…
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Comment #7394079
How come you consider this not to be people's right? Simply because someone lost a war over this issue doesn't mean this issue is resolved. I and many people don't want states to t…
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Comment #7393997
So, do you think that if enough people want to peacefully live without government interference at all (e.g. without a government) they don't deserve to do so and they don't deserve…
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Comment #7393972
That's not like that at all. As far as I understand all answers doctors give are open to the public on the site, so everyone else on the internet, including other doctors, can read…
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Comment #7382963
> We do not claim that the microservice style is novel or innovative, its roots go back at least to the design principles of Unix. And that's the first thing that I thought.