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I think IntelliJ's 20XX.X model works great. Sequester big changes for annual upgrades and introduce minor features throughout the year.

I was really excited until I saw Electron at the bottom. A color picker is a tantamount example of an application that does not belong on the Electron platform.

You are arguing against a strawman. I never made any such claim that "her existence is a distraction from the science". I never made any comment as to her gender being a distractio…

> So, in the initial phase, he gets to decide that charges against him are bogus, and that he doesn't need to submit? Are you supposed to let your accuser have 100% say in whether …

As someone who has gotten the maximum end of that upper range for the most bogus (and illegal) charge possible after trying to fight it in court instead of tucking my tail between …

Thanks for mentioning the Ted talk, I'm about to check it out now. The first headline on Google for me when searching "black hole image" is this very BBC article. It was clearly wr…

In Assange's situation, I would have made the same gamble. It's only logical to hedge a potentially decade-long sentence with a likely inescapable two year sentence. When the charg…

Sure, and if you stare into a focused microwave emitter you'll cook your brains. That's like saying light is harmful because looking directly at the sun or a high-powered laser wil…

I don't particularly classify that as a heinous crime.

Of course, he was arrested on completely unrelated bogus charges, so that we never have to have the conversation about whether or not he deserves prison for whistle-blowing.

Hacker News isn't some monolithic community. Each time, you're seeing different people express their opinions. There's no hypocrisy there. I think it's friggin awesome to see women…

It's kind of a pointless question. If you believe RF can hurt you, it has no bearing on the fact that it can't and doesn't.

I didn't get any money when my cell provider was caught multiple times selling my location history to anyone with a buck, including dangerous vigilantes.

If Facebook accounts for the overwhelming majority of the entire internet experience for some demographics, where am I supposed to fight for change?

Some of us will change our entire lifestyle just to find reasons to donate screen space to live data streams for no reason other than that it looks cool and satisfies our deep-seat…

> Facebooks clearly states that if you want to run any kind of sponsored posts relating to political content you have to get verified. I can see a problem with this methodology in …

I couldn't put it down. I think they unnecessarily skimped on things like animation frames, the amount of badges, maybe one more level... but it still came across as an earnest eff…

Cool, guess I won't be starting my independently-owned Australian social network SMB anytime soon thanks to this anti-SMB, pro-monopoly legislation. Glad we continue to support the…

If you have to migrate as a result of your government's tyrannical attack on freedom, you will be punishing them even more by assisting in the country's brain drain. A tough sacrif…

Who stands to gain for freely releasing this data?

A great artist makes things that are exceptionally unique and thought-provoking. A successful artist makes things that have wide enough appeal to generate sustainable income. Wheth…

Celeste was incredible. Can't wait for the free DLC! Have you played A Hat in Time yet?

It just depends on the nature of the message. If one side is just amassing a list of things or a complete idea to digest on the recepient's own time, with the mutual understanding …

That seems more extreme than just becoming less than friends. Why tarnish a good rolodex? A contact list isn't a friend list.

The lack of multiple responses over an extended period of time seems like as big a hint as you can get. If you're standing next to someone and they ignore your attempts at getting …