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iceninenines

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    Comment #19533371

    It should be called the "anti-slavery" license.

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    Comment #19532480

    Billionaires' squabble isn't news... totalitarian autocrats killing journalists doing their job, grotesque pay inequality, a POTUS getting away with treason, lack of UBI to cover a…

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    Comment #19532212

    Don't leave your shit where thieves can take it. Problem solved.

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    Comment #19527016

    Dogs, being social pack animals who co-evolved with people, are very adept at reading anthro-socio-emotional communication because tens of thousands of years of survival depended o…

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    Comment #19497895

    There was a Kickstarter camera detector because of the issues in Korea with females being spied on.

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    Comment #19497883

    In general, any sort of inflammation, burn or irritation process has the potential to increase cancer risks... but not necessarily.

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    Comment #19459406

    EO's are almost wishes rather than imperial proclamations, so its interpretation of intent seems patently ambiguous: - actually allowing free speech that is legal anywhere public, …

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    Comment #19437044

    We also need more tech co-ops so employees can profit more fairly from their crucial work, because a pittance of low-priority employee shares doesn't really count.

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    Comment #19436586

    Speaking of vigilantism... here's just one example of the price of free speech. "The Death of Elijah Lovejoy" https://youtu.be/Clu4lD7A1t8 If corporations and governments go around…

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    Comment #19426496

    PSA->media and all: stop feeding the wingnuts/trolls.

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    Comment #19413074

    One of Louis Rossmann's video's titles is something like Samsung is learning bad habits from Apple. He fought for RoR on many occasions, and still the corporations are "winning."

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    Ask HN: Outline no longer works with NYT?

    Try this link in Outline https://www.nytimes.com/2019/03/16/health/aortic-valve-replacement-heart.html https://outline.com

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    Comment #19412476

    If you're worried about air quality flying you should really prioritize the ionizing radiation pilots and cabin crews accumulate.

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    Comment #19412466

    I had to take a matress back because they must've over-applied bromine-based fire-retardants... it was overpowering and stunk up the spare room for weeks. In new construction and f…

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    Comment #19396239

    Thanks. Lmao at all the fangirls in the audience who hang on every little thing Musk says.

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    Comment #19396226

    Interesting. A long way from MisterHouse. https://github.com/hollie/misterhouse

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    Comment #19366510

    Gradual typing is the usual workaround for making dynamic langs more like static ones.

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    Comment #19351096

    This is why I don't report bugs to Apple anymore: it's a waste of my time because quality has slid so far and there's no sense peeing into a hurricane. Becsuse their processes and …

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    Comment #19351047

    How about 3 for different reasons: The Cove was pretty horrifying, Chalmers Johnson's Decline of Empires: Signs of Decay was soul-crushing and VICE's Killing Cancer was damn hopefu…

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    Comment #19348299

    Puppet, a freemium services FOSS model, switched licenses a bunch of times but settled on Apache. Depending on the use-case, there can be legal problems on customers' sides includi…

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    Comment #19348273

    If you don't want your work sold as SaaS, TiVo or used in commercial work -> AGPL If you don't want TiVo but are okay with inclusion in SaaS -> GPL 3.0 If you're okay with TiVo but…

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    Comment #19326040

    RIP. My grandparents had a TI 2550.