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Comment #22141420
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Comment #22106940
It's as if the U.S government believes it will be able to track gains of cryptocurrency
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Comment #21974678
sorry but this doesn't belong on the front page of Hacker News..
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Comment #21956057
Cory Doctorow is the kind of person who locks his car doors when a black person walks by while tweeting about social justice and fairness of algorithms
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Comment #21925534
Really tired of people living in their own bubble drawing broad generalizations about the entire internet. If the author doesn't go beyond Facebook, that's her choice. She doesn't …
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Comment #21912466
This doesn't read as hollow managerial nonsense. He uses familiar practices and refers to them by what they are called in corporate culture so that others understand what he is doi…
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Comment #21892376
Elect a turd into office and the turd will treat everything under turd control as an asset or liability. The turd will sell libraries and whatever else is of value.
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Comment #21887283
In praise of being paid to write unnecessary tests that break within hours after writing them and then spending hours incrementally fixing these tests as they break with every. fuc…
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Comment #21868821
Dunning and Kruger explained how people drastically overestimate their value. The author won't be earning what he thinks he deserves, isn't working on projects he thinks he deserve…
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Comment #21856649
Executives at a French company couldn't treat people as resources and fire at will because France has employee protection laws (sounds good but only in theory). So, the executives …
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Comment #21833632
You say this as if a government with the capacity would save the day? The government already has the capacity to solve problems but this is the best that it can achieve. This is it…
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Comment #21833551
The Linux Foundation strikes me as a wolf in sheep's clothing. Who would suspect that The Mother Theresa Foundation was anything but philanthropic? And why is The Mother Theresa Fo…
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Comment #21809482
Close enough
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Comment #21809384
Kansas was running on fumes for a long time by not taxing. Now, this? One group of idealists were replaced with another with no more sensibility than their counterparts.
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Comment #21809089
Shoulds and oughts aren't changing the world. Moral grandstanding isn't either. You're ignoring the feedback.
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Comment #21809058
These are people who are competing with unionized drivers at UPS. Why feel any compassion towards them about their work conditions? They are only serving their own interests.
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Comment #21791397
I'm waiting for the moral grandstanders to take to social media and try to publicly shame companies for refusing to hire their trained ex-cons
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Comment #21791334
I'm unclear whether you're OK with spending other people's money but not your own. The fund supporting this initiative accepts donations. Have you donated? Have you volunteered? No…
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Comment #21755124
Going to MIT Sloan for an MBA won't transform your career but will put you deeply in debt
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Comment #21755042
Rust doesn't seem to lend any advantages for this kind of tool, but I'm sure it took weeks to write (months?) rather than just a couple of hours. What can this do that bash scripts…
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Comment #21736255
Your comment looks like someone who wouldn't use the service even if you understood what simulations as a service actually were. You still get your moment to express a distrust of …