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The preposition at the end of that sentence is unnecessary. Guessing you're from the midwest? :)

When people on HN don't bother to read the article, clickbait titles flood the frontpage.

This article is marketing for a yogurt company disguised as journalistic content, not an analysis of how new foods are introduced to America.

I suppose Subway Signaling would be a book unto itself

I think measuring "human-usable information" is a slippery slope. You'll start with just believing that only human-language text qualifies, but the definition can be pushed. For ex…

It's almost like people with no education or training and a history filled with criminal activity can't be trusted to run financial institutions. It's almost like there is a great …

I try to act in accordance with my political beliefs. In the past, I've boycotted Coca-Cola and Nestle, become a vegetarian for 5 years (vegan for 1 of those...), given up Facebook…

I would guess that there has never been a case of a criminal investing their ill-gotten gains into "a truckload of perishable vegetables."

It is much, much more likely that law enforcement hacked onion domains because of their improper implementations of TOR procedures and/or general shitty security than it is that th…

That was a great analysis of their technology, but I don't think this is everything wrong with tech investing. I think there are larger implications about how VC driven start-ups c…

Possibly an interesting article but after reading 4 sentences my central nervous system liquefied and started dripping out of various orifices.

markdown file, so old school.

My fairly worthless opinions as an NYC Startup Programmer: 1) 'Disruption' is just a code-word for skimming margins in legal grey areas 2) The founder of Uber's twitter avatar used…