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Comment #34826546
Also reminds me of this thread where I get another ban threat: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34016817 Meanwhile you basically allow someone to call me gay and let that slide…
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Comment #34826477
And you didn't bother posting a comment like this in response to the guy bringing up Fox News. My comment was exactly correct. Here I am getting threatened with a ban after posting…
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Comment #34791488
The difference is that my comment didn't suggest anyone had an unhealthy home environment based on their opinion on this topic. The parent comment did.
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Comment #34790529
It's a bit of a leap to assume that not wanting or allowing your 11-year-old to watch pornography means that such topics (presumably, sex) are completely "taboo" in the home.
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Comment #34785847
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Comment #34785753
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Comment #34744548
> Russia dismisses the accusations, claiming they are not going to invade Ukraine. What's your point? That the Russian gov't is capable of lying, therefore they blew up the pipelin…
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Comment #34744178
> Russia dismisses the accusations, claiming the charges could be set by terrorists. The pipelines were eventually fixed.
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Comment #34744128
Extremely far-fetched, you'd have to convince me that the Russian government and military are full of total morons. Building a pipeline is not cheap, not in money or time or bureau…
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Comment #34744019
While the Seymour Hersh story seems unbelievable to me, so does the initial explanation that was being thrown around, that Russia did this as sabotage, e.g., https://www.washington…
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Comment #34733885
I suspect the ratings are partly based on expectations. Eating a duck fetus doesn't mess with someone's expectations nearly as much as getting "vegetable roll" and it's really a hu…
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Comment #34732927
Downvotes on this comment are evidence of the toxic envious nature of people. Prove me wrong.
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Comment #34732899
I still remember when a company I worked for had a spreadsheet where people were anonymously sharing their salary information along w/ title, demography, notes, etc. Most of the pe…
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Comment #34731752
> The bill takes a wrecking ball to the very fabric of encryption, by requiring encrypted messaging apps to scan for abusive content within the app (or the app’s underlying operati…
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Comment #34726606
Unsure why you had to turn this into a dig at Michael Jordan. And before you say it's not a dig at him, what could possibly be the implication of calling Kareem a true "winner" in …
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Comment #34724990
You could start by going through some Accounting or Finance videos from edu sites like Khan Academy, and also spend some time looking at the financials for public companies on a si…
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Comment #34724340
Interesting. Looks like the bulk of their spend is on sales and marketing, which I suppose makes sense in that these companies require using this kind of money to acquire new custo…
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Comment #34724173
Ooh, they also didn't use the word "impacted." Kudos to them.
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Comment #34712942
> I want a definitive, authoritative answer to a question. As others have pointed out, AI is not yet capable of this. I do agree though, I want this too. But I don't trust OpenAI o…
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Comment #34712659
This might be true, although I think it depends on the age group of the people committing suicide. I forget where I heard this, but I believe a significant number of people committ…
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Comment #34682637
Wonder when they'll just start packaging garbage files to waste storage space to entice customers to buy the phone with the largest drive by default.
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Comment #34682408
> I'm not saying it's ethical to mass hire and fire. Agreed, although I don't suppose I'll ever see a post on HN with people angrily calling for the firing of Tech CEOs for hiring …