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hajimemash

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    Comment #26686029

    This is a valid concern, it's kind of icky to open Firefox and see them pushing some company Pocket's services. Inspired to research further, I looked and found that Mozilla acquir…

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    Comment #25537981

    Fuck.. should have worked retail at Apple, self-studied CS and bought my own house instead of a $50k CS degree!

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    Comment #25536603

    Unfortunately, pault is already in a happy and committed relationship.

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    Comment #25506504

    It's misleading because you're stating something false. You adamantly say the article says one thing when it ain't there. You: 'Its described in the article itself that microplasti…

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    Comment #25495723

    Haha when you put it like that, it helps Apple's case. They're only making less than 10x more than Costco for all the serious technical innovation vs large-scale reselling.

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    Comment #25495659

    WTF MAN do you always spout lies so confidently xD

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    Comment #25495231

    To many people who value $$$ to get other important things in their life, shares are a meaningful factor in their expected value from devoting their life to a job. So when you say …

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    Comment #25454300

    This is correct, but this is incorrect.

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    Comment #25394687

    Yes it must be very hard for one dude, but if anyone's in a position to make even just a decent version, it should be a billion dollar company who's core product is already pretty …

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    Comment #25382442

    The emphasis could be on their behavior of 'complaining without providing much in the way of solutions'. Certainly, though obvious now, they could have empirically presented at lea…

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    Comment #25382209

    Yeah, but ppl were using Mapquest for years before Gmaps came out. People were using Google before Bing came out.

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    Comment #25321566

    As a non-vi user, I feel very excluded :( ^H means backspace guys. And probably the same type of CEO that wants to make money by not paying out affiliates

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    Comment #25306808

    Just because you don't understand exactly how something works, don't mean it's not useful. Someone who doesn't understand exactly how everything works, like how do bikes stay uprig…

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    Comment #25298357

    this jpeg link downloaded a webp file to my computer and wen i try to open it it asks if im sure i want to open it. webp seems to be an image file but is it safe to open

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    Comment #25233990

    Donations is like.. create $1m of value, get $100 in donations

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    Comment #25121289

    I thought this was cool.

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    Comment #25099056

    Haha the copy-pasting part is terrible, but the name invoicely is vastly superior to a name that sounds like an allergic reaction or bees.

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    Comment #25089598

    Wow can't believe that's from the start of Coronavirus outbreak, very prescient. What does this have to do with the topic though

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    Comment #25067379

    Very interesting to see the benefit of transparency materializing into real touchable cash.

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    Comment #25054858

    He worked out a win-win deal that gives them publicity and him $4M. In gaming terms, I believe this play is known as a QUAD KILL.

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    Comment #25054639

    The n=1 sample sounds like a normal beginner that wants to buy high-end equipment for a new aspiration. Doesn't mean much. My n=1 is for unix architecture and reliability. Probably…

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    Comment #24613594

    That sounds really cool. I did some searching to see people's experiences substituting other languages for C++ through LLVM, and didn't find much other than samples of translated c…

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    Comment #24613043

    How have you written backend code in Swift, were you able to use it in places you would normally use e.g. C++? I'm asking because I like Obj-C/Swift, and am wondering if it's possi…

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    Comment #24598083

    Haha. I think these nitpicky pointless comments are lamesauce.