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moubarak

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    Comment #10159736

    After wasting time on this i get "Wow, this file is really popular! It might be unavailable until the crowd clears. Try again."

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    Comment #10136643

    I suggest this time around YC picks a handful of apps and sends them feedback. It'll be like the next best thing to getting an interview. i don't see how unfair it is. they're alre…

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    Comment #10031266

    "I've seen people do worse things to you in corporate settings than i see them doing on the street. They take everything from you" - 50cent (from the "Champs" documentary)

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    Comment #10031154

    Well bad names which own their .com are far more worse. bvckup2.com? seriously? too bad for a great product. There are other examples out there it baffles me.

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    Comment #10030563

    well we don't know what the startup idea is, perhaps it's related to pxxxhub ads. if not then i totally agree with you.

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    Comment #9991378

    In what way? i find it sad that Mars One > family for some "nerds". Family is the real mission and the real heros are those who achieve that status. Family also has a greater socia…

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    Comment #9771994

    My doubt is based on divine scriptures, and there are experiments (as per the article i mentioned) that agree with it. What's wrong with that? You can still experiment and prove di…

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    Comment #9771941

    as i answered before, merely on a non-secular basis. Not all knowledge comes from science and experiments. There is so much knowledge in religious scriptures.

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    Comment #9771901

    I'm a non-secular person that's why. I certainly don't have the numbers, i read them here and there. But i base it on knowledge coming from scriptures. Scientists are hardworking p…

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    Comment #9771864

    Scientists make mistakes as often as Economist writers do. I don't revere scientists i'm sorry.

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    Comment #9771810

    i read an article a while back on the economist which suggested that if you look at a longer span (much longer than 1880) you will find that this is a natural cycle that the Earth/…

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    Comment #9712885

    I don't know about oil-rich countries, but Lebanon has allowed over 1 million Syrian refugees in. I don't think it has to do with Muslims only, it's an Arab issue.

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    Comment #9712797

    Shouldn't Swift's blog be included as well? https://developer.apple.com/swift/blog/ Edit: Seems the OP did add it.

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    Comment #9712148

    i'm working on automating texture compression for game authors. i'm imagining a tool that automagically compresses assets for best quality and size, and very quickly, in a way a ga…

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    Comment #9680568

    Your opinion of the book is interesting. is it safe to say that you haven't read it? i'm assuming that because there is no poetry in there. Just assuming. Otherwise your opinion is…

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    Comment #9678941

    It's a religious scripture. Unfortunately you need to learn Arabic first. Translations don't do it justice to say the least. The book is called The Quran. It talks about parallel u…

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    Comment #9678892

    in my opinion you're not a "bad programmer". Since when has cobbling things together until they work or making a lot of mistakes called bad programming. Keep doing what you're doin…

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    Comment #9667195

    call me at +961 71 371133. i'm no organisation, i'm just an ordinary person like you. So if you feel like talking to someone give me a call anytime.