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> Currently, most new apps are written in Objective-C, JavaScript, Python, Java, and dozens of other so-called "fad languages". Holy shit, please tell me that this is satire.

...it literally is not.

> Well apparently women are supposed to only wear a piece of clothing once or twice, no? ... No. What the fuck is wrong with you?

What is this conspiracy theory garbage doing on HN?

Good.

If RMS commits suicide tomorrow, I will cheer and celebrate.

Good riddance. [ spits ]

Wow, what a perfect way to say "This product is almost completely useless. Don't waste your time with it."

The author is assuming independence in each of these events, and I highly doubt that, eg, P(depressed | on food stamps) == P(depressed)

Good riddance. [ spits ]

LOL "stablecoin"

Rural America is primarily responsible for electing Trump. Let them rot.

Finally!

Don't bother sending me more spam. I've already filtered any emails from hn@ycombinator.com to be deleted upon receipt. If you're going to ban me, just ban me.

If you think I'm going to give an economist the same clout as an actual scientist, you're out of your god damn mind.

Either corporations are people--and will therefore be taxed as such--or they're not--and thus have no rights. Which is it?

Five months is not "now [sic] time".

Oh, and another thing: > The only thing I would really need medical insurance for is a rare emergency procedure like an appendectomy. If you need an appendectomy, then you do not h…

> Re: roads, I agree that not all roads are toll roads. The good news is that roads are relatively inexpensive to build and maintain (for example, the federal transportation budget…

And exactly how many people do you think have $1,500 laying around? (Hint: not many)

You must be fortunate not to have any preexisting conditions or to not need any medical procedures that, without insurance, can easily cost tens of thousands of dollars.

> Q: What data formats does Amazon Athena support? > Amazon Athena supports a wide variety of data formats like CSV, TSV, JSON, or Textfiles and also supports open source columnar …