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Comment #10793261
I get the impression that Amy Fleming doesn't want to do what she's doing. There's so much bullshit picture-painting that my brain goes into skim mode and fails to find any of the …
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Comment #10793033
When my father was growing up, teenagers in the towns around were self-organizing and played baseball on their own, the guys from this town against the guys from that town. All sum…
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Comment #10790605
Skimming the comments on that post, a lot of the people there seemed rather like dicks when talking about other people's unhappiness. I have to wonder how unhappy they themselves a…
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Comment #10773191
I didn't grow up on Star Wars, even though I was the right age to have at least seen ads for the third one. I don't remember it being an unusually big deal where I grew up -- no mo…
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Comment #10773044
How far are we from having the will and ability for it to be common to use safer languages than C/C++/Java/etc.? A long time ago, it didn't seem pragmatic to write in, say, ocaml, …
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Comment #10764530
Do you remember whether your epiphany seemed to stem from something, or just happened?
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Comment #10761987
I guess we gain perspective. We have the stereotype of old people being cranky and stupid (like I come from the era of cd-rom cupholder jokes, faxing images of floppies, etc.), but…
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Comment #10761957
I found it dismaying to know programmers who believed in creationism because they work with stuff that is so evolutionary. Now I kind of get that you have to come to something with…
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Comment #10761869
For someone who follows HN somewhat, I really don't keep up on any current cool-and-hyped stuff. I'll just see websites become more and more useless with three-stripe icons for men…
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Comment #10761835
I also didn't realize how much I was shaped by my awful upbringing. I just thought I'd get away and that I was a rational person and everything would be all right.
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Comment #10761819
Even before selling the current pills, I've seen mentions from the mid-1800s of how something horrible would happen to someone and it would be lamented in mere economic terms, lost…
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Comment #10761784
When I need a reminder that I'm not like most people, I just need to look at how something in human psychology means that being the president / prime minister / dictator's son/brot…
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Comment #10735814
I wonder what the various dreams even are for what to do about snow -- embedding something in the lane marker paint or who knows what. I rather hope that individual vehicles for ev…
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Comment #10735771
I imagine there would be tickets given out for asshole behaviour.
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Comment #10735759
It's very interesting to consider: What commonality, common interests, etc., in a group would be healthiest and best in some way for humans and maybe humanity?
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Comment #10735721
It's interesting to see what someone's primary identification is -- member of a family, of a city, a religion, a nation, a species, lifeform of a particular planet, and so on. Unde…
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Comment #10726787
To me that's harsh because I grew up rural, and was outside some, but...so isolated. There was only so much time you could stand outside trying to make up games by yourself in that…
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Comment #10726734
All of the beers-and-foosball culture definitely troubles me. It feels so...frat boy to me, and I was never a frat boy.