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populacesoho
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Comment #11132726
This was enjoyable: http://imgur.com/gVtZDb7
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Comment #11118213
Agreed.
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Comment #11110868
Because we live in an age where real morals have been lost sight of, since deterministic faith in the correctness of any authority has been lost sight of ( thanks, Post Modernism !…
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Comment #11109076
And this just in from an alternate moral universe: another reason to not kill a human: asset depreciation. Actually when you think about it -- the punitive nature of criminal law, …
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Comment #11095376
PDF : https://peerj.com/preprints/1733.pdf
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Comment #11046769
How's the pay?
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Ask HN: Security analysis of everykey?
This : https://everykey.com/#tech-specs It seems cool and interesting. Guessing it works by the software on the device ( the phone, computer or other thing being locked ) implement…
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Comment #11028212
The game is totally cool. It's not just about typespacing. It really tests your eye, eye for compositions and relative distances. If you can do this ( attain scores 75+ ), you can …
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Comment #11027983
Pure. Undifferentiated. Awesome. Thank you for expanding my world today. :)
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Comment #11025759
Weird right? Somehow the post ended up linking to itself. #HNBUGS ? I thought it was just me since I was logged in and it was a 'feature'. Here's a link : https://github.com/dosayg…
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Comment #11018624
Removed repo because I chose.
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Comment #11018144
Source : https://github.com/dosaygo/retro-browser
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Comment #11010763
Made private because I chose to not show it now.
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Comment #11002148
Thanks for your kind words.
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Comment #11001224
- SENS & Aubrey, definitely. Rejuve! - Somewhat counter intuitively, it works to fund soft subjects like politics, sociology and governance -- because humans have the capacity to c…
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