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scoith

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    Comment #7408986

    Troll time http://www.darklyrics.com/lyrics/manowar/kingsofmetal.html#1...

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    Comment #7408985

    I definitely won't be the one to hire her next.

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    Comment #4472896

    "Oh my god, what am I going to do without HN karma! Oh wait I know, let me post some yakuza or geisha news and gather some HN karma! And try my best to be a HN resident for a long …

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    Comment #4471766

    Oh, you're making me cry. I'm leaving HN anyway, since it's already in a downward spiral. Sayonara.

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    Comment #4471756

    Yea, please post an interesting love story next time as well, AmazingIdiot. Meanwhile, read the title again. It's "Hacker News", not "Random News".

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    Comment #4471718

    Yeah keep telling yourself that. Just take your spamming friends and get the hell outta here.

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    Comment #4471698

    You are a faggot. I hope you'll lose a finger or two to yakuza.

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    Comment #4471691

    "Hi HN, I found a very interesting news here http://www.telegraph.co.uk/property/9508613/Winnie-the-Pooh-... You see it's about business and I think it's interesting, so I posted t…

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    Comment #4471672

    You. Yes. YOU. The guy who down-votes this post. You are what is wrong with HN.

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    Comment #4471656

    You are why I like /. better.

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    Comment #4471643

    Really? Is this what you understand from guidelines? What's your next post? "I found a very delicious and interesting recipe on web. It was delicious and I think it's worth sharing…

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    Comment #4470909

    Why the hell was this posted on Hacker News anyway?

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    Comment #4451043

    Apple builds fancy gadgets and gathers a fan-boy population, and eventually starts selling more. This really doesn't say anything about Linux desktop. This whole thing about backwa…

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    Comment #4435089

    Yeah, tell me about those genius ideas invented by Apple that only 10 Einsteins could have come up with. Rounded corners? It's too fortunate for that that nobody patented their "in…

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    Comment #4430356

    ...which unfortunately doesn't cover a photon. I think you meant quantum electrodynamics or quantum field theory.

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    Comment #4430346

    Are we talking about the same thing? I'm talking about particle waves, or wave functions of particles, not a function which satisfies the wave equation (a photon happens to satisfy…

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    Comment #4429954

    Save me the trouble an learn some basic physics. Read Jackson's Classical Electrodynamics, Chapter 7. If it's too complicated for you, read about waves. See how they propagate in t…

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    Comment #4429827

    The problem with such interpretations is that they violate causality. Check out Wheeler-Feynman absorber theory for history. Concepts such as collapse of a wave function aren't nec…

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    Comment #4429732

    This is not true. A wave propagates both in time and space. You're mixing these two. A negative frequency is like a wave travelling backwards in time, not left/right spatial direct…

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    Comment #4429715

    Don't push the idea of a wave in space too much, that's not how stuff works in quantum mechanics. See Feynman Lectures of Physics, Vol 3, Section 3-3 for a text at the introductory…

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    Comment #4399442

    Please tell me you were trolling. Or that you're 10. Otherwise go read some basic mechanics from Goldstein's Classical Mechanics. And learn some basic mathematics. Classical state …

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    Comment #4396039

    And sometimes they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they forget all about you.

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    Comment #4384601

    I think there is a confusion here: our "mental" grasp of a physical process and intuition is tightly related to how the world works. We develop our intuition from real-world experi…