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flueedo
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Comment #13104437
I've been off of facebook for years now, but I doubt nowadays most people see the "like" buttons as an instrument for teaching the website algorithms to help keep themselves open m…
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Comment #13087590
*customer
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Comment #13087459
I would imagine that in the sense of "usable product" for costumers, things will level out somehow. But waste would certainly be lessened within certain steps of production. For ex…
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Comment #12985652
15 billion to develop and deploy to space over four thousand satelites (not ignoring the fact that developing the prototype costs orders of magnitude more than simply assemblying t…
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Comment #12882134
According to Wikpedia the all countries which haven't adopted the Metric System are: USA, Liberia, Myanmar.
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Comment #12734019
Yep, and, not that having to learn and become acquainted with shortcomings of new sets of languages/tools every other year isn't a fact of life for many devs that one ought to just…
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Comment #12614307
*plaguing
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Comment #12613694
We shouldn't. But one is free to make that choice, while awaiting for the possible improvements that would resolve the website issues praguing them.
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Comment #12613171
Why not get one of the hacker news reader apps? I use one called 'Materialistic'.
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Comment #12604582
I too watch from the sidelines, but I think that if I were a voter I would either not vote or vote third candidate. I wish there wasn't so many troubling things about Hillary's dea…
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Comment #12530176
I think that once one has accepted that he/she must start at that moment no matter what, and it will a long time till finishing, then starting with the hard stuff makes all the sen…
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Comment #10209867
If you put a bunch of humans (children) together, each with no previous knowledge of language, on an isolated island, they will in all likelihood come up with one. (Something close…
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Comment #9078028
And what do businesses say when they actually need people with some quality? It is usually a natural consequence of your skills being in high demand that you'll be able to ask for …
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Comment #8859201
Yeah but being a translator is a different kind of activity from being an engineer, architect or craftsman. It feels to me that being a Software Engineer -- though currently I've b…
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Comment #8843177
I think 'illegal' isn't the best word here. In the US and the other 'five eyes' nations, it seems to me, agencies have a much broader scope than that. Things you say aren't strictl…
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Comment #8836486
There's a propagated distortion regarding the meaning of human rights here in Brazil, it seems to me. There's this idea that human rights is synonym with being soft on crime, not a…
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Comment #7108898
I read all other comments, nothing much for me to add. Except for: If you feel that you need to leave asap, to put distance between you and your home city, just so you don't feel s…
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Comment #7003087
Scott Barry Kaufman is a psychologist, not a physiologist. Bad autocorrect is the only explanation I can come up with for such a mistake on the author's part..
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Comment #6991466
My suggestion is that you ask this question at security.stackexchange.com , also browse the website for similar questions already answered. My answer: A laptop usually can triviall…
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Comment #6991266
Don't people bug you about having no way to contact you without a phone? I'm in no social networks currently either, but had to keep my phone..
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Comment #6991077
I got curious about something: What are then the OP's favorite languages since he hates Java and C++?
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Comment #6990052
There's plenty of ocurrences of unlawful high tech surveillance and political persecution all over the third world too. More often than not even more problematic situations.
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Comment #6990029
I agree. And also it's been delightful to read the counterarguments to his comment.
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