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The quote is completely substantive. Just because you disagree doesn't make it uncivil. But is the irony of you threatening to ban me for "inflammatory comments" and the quote itse…

"'He or She' is an agenderphobic microaggression, Sharon. You are a bigot." -Randy Marsh

Because the left in the West, more than being attacked by terrorists, is afraid of being seen as politically incorrect.

I think I get it now! How to be female and get a job in CS --------------------------------------- 1. Be a female in the US. Instead of being part of the 18% of women who are study…

reads article about unbelievably driven and hard working young person watches video of American students at Yale yelling about safe spaces o_o

Author reads a piece of clickbait. Author responds to clickbait with even more clickbait (check out that comment section!). I wonder if I can write some clickbait off this.

I wonder what the equivalent of this is today. What are people saying will NEVER happen? Maybe self-driving cars?

Can't believe this clickbait is at the top of HN. Look at the quality of analysis this guy gives. >Amazon "Kind of sucks" >Amazon "has a world-class distribution system" Which is i…

I don't know why, but this headline sounds like it's a device to remember something. Like "Every good boy deserves fudge." Like someone was trying to remember "SSMFSD" and they cam…

No site is safe from masturbating pervs. Not even this one. ... ... ... ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

I will never understand how startups like this get money with such incompetent leadership. Look at how this Famo.us office tour showcases the waste: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v…

The anti-Amazon, anti-tech circlejerk is so strong right now in Seattle, especially by locals[1]. Search /r/seattle for "amazon" and behold. [1]locals is a loosely defined term for…

"Here's a 0.5 star review on my 2.5 star trip to Amazon's New Bookstore"

"BREAKING: Young woman called 'brave' for tearing down walls she alone put up"

It's Lifehacker, a branch of Gawker. So quality isn't a high priority.

This is just a PR stunt. >There's a lot of room for unconscious bias to color the information. Research tells us that subtle indicators - names, clubs, addresses, school, previous …