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Ask HN: Where to Host Plain Text?
I would like to host simple texts. I don't intent to start a magazine, and so I find that the benefits of self-hosting doesn't justify the hassle. What options do I have? I don't l…
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Comment #20668881
It's very obvious why: HN hates Russia/Russians. Go on the Telegram thread right now and check out how many people say they don't trust Telegram because the founders are Russian. R…
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Comment #19413656
You're a bigger problem to this website than I am. Ban your own account.
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Comment #19409426
Saying "google doesn't care about privacy" and giving examples is being divisive? This is starting to border on parody. You're doing a terrible job.
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Comment #19407528
You ate the whole "we don't sell/share data with third parties". They might not sell or share as usually defined, but they allows third parties to make decisions based on the data.…
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Comment #19407483
HAHAHA stop spreading lies. Google uses chrome to spy on people. Here's just a latest example (as with Stallman, you could say that I cherry pick examples, but I assure you I have …
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Comment #19394807
> It's the fact that Facebook is hemorrhaging its best people as those on the inside finally start waking up to the fact that Zuckerberg's vision of Facebook as a good thing for th…
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Comment #17830799
"Maths" is how you know it works. Especially in fields like physics there are many limits that you can derive analytically. Some times those are highly non-trivial.
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Comment #17823198
It's the most common one, that's why I put it first :D
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Comment #17822849
Having been in the academia I can tell you that from my experience there's two main reasons why scientists are often reluctant to share their code: A) embarassement at having other…
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Comment #17739191
> is a matter of considerable debate to say the least. Correct. Ironically the person you're responding had an issue with the black and white claim that "socialism=communism" and w…
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Comment #17739016
I don't disagree from your overarching point, but just a nitpick: I mostly disagree when you say that Nazis were socialists. Of those people who supported the Nazis, the vast major…
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Comment #17639636
"learning to trade" says almost nothing, as there are many different strategies that you could be learning. So what did you learn exactly? :-)
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Comment #17639359
For our American friends, this is like finding that the Democrats screwed over Bernie Sanders during the election campaign. Sounds familiar? There's a difference, which is that her…
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Comment #17570488
In a city as large in London, obviously I don't literally mean zero bakeries. But they're not common.
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Comment #17564719
I second both counts: No bakeries, and the bread is terrible anyway.
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Comment #17564715
I live in London and never heard of "Paul". Are you sure it's actually from the UK? In some countries appearing foreign is part of the branding strategy.
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Comment #17558539
> You're usage of Bitcoin, money, GDP, USD and currency is willynilly. Your usage of the English language is wilynilly.
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Comment #17558469
> Does personally attack people get you somewhere in real live, I wonder? I didn't personally attack you. I said you have added nothing. That comment has nothing to do with your pe…
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Comment #17557535
You have added zero to this conversation.
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Comment #17557489
If I may quote myself from 12 days ago https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17470247 > It's not just the administration. Every time the EU has levied fines against Google a lot of …
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Comment #17551126
A) Regardless of whether you're right or wrong, that's just a discussion about labels. Call it whatever you want, my point still stands: the transfers are decentralized but the exc…