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plerpin

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    Comment #27723790

    The thing that really bothers me about Weinstein's approach is that, while he and his wife are scientists, they're exceedingly quick to assert their hunches as scientific fact. The…

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    Comment #27658160

    "Evil triumphs when good men do nothing."

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    Comment #27657417

    A black bar to commemorate the loss of a dear community member, with their death a warning of the real human cost of online toxicity and intolerance.

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    Comment #27613218

    At my university, the fratboys were far, far, FAR more disruptive than the LGBT groups. But we go with it; fratboy are an accepted pupal stage of American men it seems

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    Comment #27511554

    Really neat! This ought to be a Hacker News "why don't they just...?" holy grail. Now applying homomorphic encryption to solve privacy woes might actually be possible!

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    Comment #27495142

    Everything in a single process? Assuming that everything running on the computer is benevolent is a very "so 80s" notion. Rust programmers use unsafe escape hatches all the time BT…

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    Comment #27469211

    It's vertical integration. As long as we're wishing for fairness I wish Apple would share those tasty M1 processors with the rest of the non-Mac world.

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    Comment #27415561

    Their PR lets them have it both ways.

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    Comment #27370913

    Toyota makes a version of the Outback, it's called the Venza. People ignore it and buy the Highlander instead.

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    Comment #27285166

    It would be really interesting if someone could benchmark the performance before and after the transition.

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    Comment #27058232

    I think that working from the office 5 days a week is on the table if your home isn't set up for remote work.

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    Comment #26669365

    I'm still bitter about the shutdown of Windows Reader.

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    Comment #26656653

    >The main obstacle is the bandwidth cost ...hence the ads? How would competitors be immune to the need to pay the bills?

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    Comment #26575511

    It's not for lack of trying. Microsoft would love to get a taste, but their online products don't stick.

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    Comment #26486588

    Huh? What does that even mean?

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    Comment #26379422

    I wish there was a stickied post feature to head off these sorts of RSS measuring contests. Multiprocess applications, and especially multiprocess applications with really big disc…

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    Comment #26084848

    It does not. Bitcoin is a commodity, not a currency, so you have to pay capital gains on any appreciation that you realize. Active traders of Bitcoin have to track the bases of the…

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    Comment #25491744

    No mention of the acquisition by Justin Sun/TRON. Things got even weirder once crypto came into the picture.

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    Comment #23587404

    A blockchain based storage system means that every participant will need to store every video forever in order to achieve consensus. If the blockchain uses URLs to external resourc…

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    Comment #23586094

    A mechanism for regulatory compliance will probably err on the side of less exposure to lawsuits. They're stuck between a rock and a hard place, but the demands imposed by the gove…

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    Comment #23581718

    Ah, crypto and fraud, peas in a pod.

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    Comment #23570265

    What more proof could you need? In what universe would Windows' market penetration NOT be considered a monopoly?

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    Comment #23546400

    Advertisers have always chosen where they want their ads to be seen, and what types of content they don't want to be associated with. That's censorship, now?

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    Comment #23535993

    >Tether has everything to do with the bitcoin markets and the price of bitcoin, which is the only thing basically anyone is interested in. Tether has become the proverbial suitcase…