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    Comment #41119897

    Disagree. Best technique is no technique.

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    Comment #40936169

    That is a fair point. I was asking whether the cause was bad parenting and not smart phones itself. The mental health issues reference was pointless and makes no sense.

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    Comment #40935962

    Could it also be sign of unhealthy parenting? Parents who are not good at parenting give a smart phone to kids earlier?

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    Comment #40749327

    From GitHub. > Ladybird is a truly independent web browser, using a novel engine based on web standards. So I assume they want to build a truly independent web browser instead of l…

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    Comment #40667930

    Everything is driven by money. Not relationships or random beliefs.

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    Comment #40522031

    I thought this was going to be an essay about hacker news comment section. Disappointed.

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    Comment #39755619

    > Apple, Amazon, Google, HP I can understand why Nokia might have sued these companies because all of them make phones/hardware and there could even be legitimate patent infringeme…

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    Comment #39589541

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    Comment #39560766

    There is only now. You are the eternal now. Be here now.

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    Comment #39541783

    Bitcoin is decentralized and people buying bitcoin for financial gains without caring about decentralization are both true statements.

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    Comment #39541618

    You assume people buy Bitcoin because they care about decentralization. That is an incorrect assumption. People buy bitcoin because they want to make financial gains.

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    Comment #39509964

    > Those who can do that naturally become developers. No. Those who can do that become multi millionaires/billionaires. Developers get stuck on the local minima of programming.