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paranoiacblack
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Comment #6351052
Yeah, I really don't see how an app that literally helps men objectify women in public is sexist at all. > which is something you can acknowledge regardless of your gender And age,…
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Comment #6350368
In what world does "-h" default to "human readable"?
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Comment #6332322
http://golang.org/doc/effective_go.html#formatting
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Comment #6308978
As opposed to dealing with malicious unidentifiable people who are actually trying to take information from you and all your users consistently? I wonder where y'all work where you…
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Comment #6226433
Also, please feel free to get off of Michael Church's dick.
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Comment #6225580
Looks like someone's never heard of sample bias before.
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Comment #6219476
Why would you think people you know would be brutally honest with you about how bad your posts are? That's exactly what internet anonymity allows. Since I don't have to see you fac…
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Comment #6149072
> wait, what? There are some great comments around here. lol
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Comment #6138210
They like, read our emails, man.
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Comment #6112017
Please stop talking about counter cultures like it's some new idea you came up with. You don't even realize why it's so easy to make fun of y'all, goddamn.
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Comment #6111715
> of whom there are more than a few, it's quite a thing now lol
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Comment #6111588
To summarize this for you OP: no, fuck you, do it yourself. #HN
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Comment #6078074
TIL: Children can be Nihlists too? Does it really take a gifted child to see the futility in the majority of life or to understand our insignificance? This is something that should…
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Comment #6032112
Fuck it, I'm going to start writing my programs on punchcards and mailing it to Github HQ to test the results of it. Then I'll handwrite letters to my coworkers to finally switch a…
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Comment #6021352
First of all, you're talking about "workaholism." I'm not. I'm saying that there's nothing wrong with working extremely hard and that it doesn't imply inefficiency of less 'smart' …
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Comment #6021285
I don't know what you're talking about. Although raising a family might be your personal life, it is seriously HARD WORK. Just because you love your family, doesn't mean you don't …
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Comment #6021160
Huh? How do you figure that people proud of their work aren't finishing it fast enough. It turns out that when you finish your work, you can work on something else. You don't have …
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Comment #6021129
Uh Steve Jobs and Bill Gates weren't high school dropouts nor did they get kicked out of college, they consciously moved past it. And when they did, you bet they worked more than 3…
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Comment #6020330
ITT, don't tweet about things you are proud of. It makes us regular people feel bad. ;(
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Comment #6020321
No, you stop glorifying "smart" work and shorter hours. Could it possibly be that people work at different paces, have different work ethic, and have different aspirations, but tha…
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Comment #6011627
No, stop trivializing cryptography software.
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Comment #6008446
Interesting idea, but I wonder if "niceness" is really that important when sharing ideas that may or may not be controversial. Being professional and constructive might be a good g…
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Comment #5999979
"A picture is worth a thousand words." Also, you just assume this person is setting up a professional photography shoot while ignoring everyone. Is it possible they took a photo of…
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Comment #5999956
Please get off of your high horse and have decency or respect for human lives. Also, there are always stories of prominent hackers dying on HN and we give our condolences as well a…
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Comment #5996537
On the contrary, you're extrapolating too much from the OP. It was never presented as a universal impression, and I really doubt anyone took it that way. However, the anecdote is u…