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innino

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    Comment #6633571

    What is Bitcoin's deeper significance? I don't know much, but here are some sketches. 1) Bitcoin has the potential to destroy the tools of monetary policy. 2) Bitcoin has the poten…

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    Comment #6633112

    He thinks Silicon Valley is cool AND made a geeky reference to a cult film? BURN HIM!!

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    Comment #6632857

    Christ, the problems of a princess. Sell the Pro and buy the XPS.

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    Comment #6632829

    Yeesh, what sensationalist garbage.

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    Comment #6620369

    That's what I always think when I read about these sorts of problems in Japan and Korea. There's a tremendous amount of pressure generated by the overwhelming influence of the big …

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    Comment #6620336

    The fair policy is to take the most competent candidates, regardless of gender.

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    Comment #6620287

    I like what Apple is doing, but I hope Microsoft can build a viable competitor ecosystem. I do think Apple is good at beautiful, approachable products, but I think they make so man…

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    Comment #6595462

    I'm pretty sure it's much simpler; HN is anti-everything.

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    Comment #6595400

    The author's been reviewing OS X like this since 10.0. Probably involved with Apple's OSes since even further back. It's clearly become something dearer to him than a child.

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    Comment #6595281

    I wouldn't describe Microsoft or Nokia's tablets as high-volume, low-margin...

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    Comment #6590731

    Looks lovely. I would be really interested to own one of these if I had the money to buy surplus devices at the moment. Trying to see how using it solely vs an iPad would be intere…

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    Comment #6590725

    Looks lovely. I would be really interested to own one of these if I had the money to buy surplus devices at the moment. Trying to see how using it solely vs an iPad would be intere…

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    Comment #6584325

    my impression of nexus devices is that you are tied to the package of google services. is this so, or can a nexus-user break free from google's domain and enjoy the benefits of a q…

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    Comment #6573901

    Thanks for that. I do hope you're right. The prospect of eternal isolation is not a pretty one.

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    Comment #6570191

    That photo of the Hubble Deep Field really messes with me... in fact any photo like that. You have to realise: somewhere out there, in fact, most likely, many, many places out ther…

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    Comment #6570177

    News guys getting desperate. How many times can you run the story "finely-calibrated update to world's most popular phone still insanely popular"?

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    Comment #6564979

    Maybe now that the early phases of globalisation have settled down and all the frontiers have dried up, the global culture of movement has died down. It's a lot harder to think of …

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    Comment #6564769

    >High-tech ergonomic chair >Macbook Pro on a flat desk - no mouse, no external keyboard, no keyboard tray, no eye-level monitor.

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    Comment #6559287

    Apple approaches similar crisis, strangely soon. I predict the company also won't respond fast enough to Google and the shift from touch to touchless computing. CEO Tim Cook focuse…

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    Comment #6542645

    Never heard of special stenographic keyboards or typing techniques before.

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    Comment #6542644

    Never heard of special stenographic keyboards or typing techniques before.

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    Comment #6538747

    "Senator Whitehouse shed some optimism with the audience"

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    Comment #6530408

    Sorry but the savvier religious strategists do this stuff all the time: a friendly message about how the medieval Church "wasn't all that bad," a little chuckle about how modern sc…