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nickkthequick

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    Comment #14280999

    I believe he was quoting Trump, not Obama.

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    Comment #11546759

    Seems tough to bet your life on that bit of logic

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    Comment #8899451

    At this point I've read 2 stories that had little to nothing to contribute past those two tweets that Elon Musk wrote. They don't even link to the actual tweets so that I can read …

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    Comment #8664056

    I'm familiar with the idea, but if people run a red light 100% of the time, that becomes the new norm and therefore what is safe and expected. Don't forget that we're driving aroun…

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    Comment #8663723

    You're saying that Asian countries have fewer accidents because people run red lights? Do you have a source on any of this?

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    Comment #8198533

    One study with a grand total of 50 subjects and we're already saying that readers absorb less on Kindles? While interesting, the headline is click-bait and is not something we can …

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    Comment #7738877

    I upvoted you but personally I prefer this link (they worked hard on the article, I believe they deserve the ad revenue): http://www.newyorker.com/reporting/2014/05/19/140519fa_fac…

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    Comment #7361814

    That's not the case for the one in NYC: http://www.yelp.com/biz/general-assembly-manhattan

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    Comment #7240692

    Probably they want to appeal more to people that are a slightly outside the bitcoin realm. They would be less likely to have coinbase accounts and they would get some bonus user ac…

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    Comment #6719986

    Yeah that's a good point. Although, we don't make it very clear, you can connect your Google account and then opt to only get changes from your Basecamp account. But yes, you would…

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    Comment #6719752

    We're super excited to launch this and itching to get some feedback. Please let us know here or through email (founders@overseer.io) and we can set you up with a free account in ex…

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    Comment #6386544

    Sure, but it also explicitly compared two cities, Boston and New York. Parent threw in a new area, Silicon Valley, which indisputably has a stronger tech ecosystem. My point is tha…

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    Comment #6386339

    It's possible to, you know, not actually like Silicon Valley. That seems like a pretty good reason to live elsewhere. Personally, I don't care for SF and it's surrounding cities. T…

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    Comment #5067665

    I find that more of a negative interpretation. The easiest way to avoid responsibility is to not talk about the issue all together. Here he managed to outline the positives and neg…

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    Comment #4856089

    Caffeine overdoses are quite difficult to actually achieve[1]. [1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caffeine#Caffeine_intoxication

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    Comment #4655802

    How is Ctrl- different from using "q" in vi?

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    Comment #4642003

    Yes and then to set it would be *link = (*link)->next;

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    Comment #3957240

    Planet of the apes! This is how it all starts. Swap out "chimpanzee" for "human" and you get the reverse article monitoring Taylor's escape attempts.