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regularjack

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    Comment #45669390

    President

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    Comment #45557130

    "Most" doctors are obviously not quacks.

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    Comment #45541644

    You only say this because you're not the one suffering the consequences

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    Comment #45511121

    Nothing has to give. Police did their work fine for centuries, they can continue doing it without mass surveillance.

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    Comment #45505170

    Are you aure that in those other times when it happenes it didn't end in catastrophe?

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    Comment #45505109

    They just seem like facts to me. If the reader reacts with fear, that's because they interpreted those facts as things that induce fear.

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    Comment #45505024

    It is often easier to review commit-by-commit, provided of course that the developer made atomic commits that make sense on their own.

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    Comment #45472144

    How is compsumption a measure of good times? We are citizens, not consumers

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    Comment #45404711

    Reading theae comments is just fucking depressing. How can you ask more of Tim Berners fucking Lee. FFS. It's not his fault that most people use the web through the lens of a few t…

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    Comment #45404623

    He created the thing and made it free. I don't think we can ask more of him.

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    Comment #45395851

    Many artists don't use samples.

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    Comment #45395836

    Completely agree with this. "The audience comes last" is a phrase that perfectly encapsulates this sentiment (can't recall who said it). Somehow it's assumed that artists make musi…

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    Comment #45326867

    Wouldn't the traffic pattern be similar to watching Netflix?

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    Comment #45311996

    Is there any data that supports these statements? Specifically that the program is abused and that it "hurts" the middle class.

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    Comment #44868300

    Doesn't Rider have JetBraims AI? It's basically the same thing as Cursor.

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    Comment #44662665

    This thread has more than 100 comments, so seems it is indeed newsworthy.

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    Comment #44622830

    Good riddance

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    Comment #44607074

    I don't get why this is downvoted. I'm gonna guess it's because of "attempted"...

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    Comment #44607036

    The fact that you can do it in a larger scale is the problem

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    Comment #44598714

    Same in Portugal

  21. comment
    Comment #44594773

    Depends on what the question is.

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    Comment #44551986

    I'm not one to care for age usually, but I think it's worth mentioning that OP is 15 years old. Well done, great work, please keep building and writing.

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    Comment #44534340

    I have to admit I also found it weird that scientific american is using a unit of distance as if it was a unit of time.

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    Comment #44534285

    If you make outrageous claims for which there is abundant proof of the contrary (e.g. flat earth), it's on you to provide proof, it's not on me to pretend that you're not making ou…

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    Comment #44514161

    Your ban was deserved