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shagymoe

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    Comment #41617766

    That's hilarious.

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    Comment #41616514

    Oh yes, the United States, founded on religious freedom, is the place where you get stoned in the street for blasphemy.

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    Comment #40035918

    I'm going with the scientists on this one, not some random dude on HN.

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    Comment #39727142

    Tell me another way you can have a chance to change your life and the life of everyone you love, so substantially, for just $2. If you can spare $4/week it's worth the chance IMHO.…

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    Comment #39628515

    Way to completely discount the thousands of smart people who actually made it happen.

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    Comment #38951933

    Probably fees, but that's true of the many S&P 500 funds also.

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    Comment #38883979

    Cover letters are a scourge on society anyway.

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    Comment #38793401

    Are you serious? Every pregnancy doesn't follow the precise set of rules you've laid out here. What an arrogant comment.

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    Comment #38573597

    When you’re always in danger of going broke from a medical condition or emergency, $80k isn’t enough to feel secure. The system is designed so it’s never enough but you can reduce …

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    Comment #38572223

    Given that 2 million is barely enough to retire on, does that mean you think everyone should work until they die?

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    Comment #38463973

    Ruby on Rails is still the best at what you're describing if it's a web app.

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    Comment #38150317

    You haven't seen Florida drivers turn right on red. Also, is death the only measurement? Would you be happy to be paralyzed or maimed?

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    Comment #38150304

    A Prius will kill or seriously injure someone with something like 85% effectiveness of a larger vehicle, no?

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    Comment #38043196

    A shoebox house 45 min by train from SF costs $1 million. Rates are approaching 8%. Taxes are close to 10%. Your car windows can't survive 5 minutes in the city. The air is occasio…

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    Comment #37767901

    Did you get the same amount of money as all the companies with forgiven PPP loans?

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    Comment #37756763

    Do you think there's still anyone alive that doesn't know about fingerprints?

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    Comment #36961295

    You clearly haven't worked a labor job. "Keeps the body young"? No, it generally destroys the body. Also, there's a reason the phrase "regulations are written in blood" gets repeat…

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    Comment #36907477

    I prefer privacy of whatever small improvements will be made to the UX through data collection. In 20 years of software development, I've not seen data collection actually move the…

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    Comment #36883081

    Nothing about the "quality" of art, including music, is objective. These sound waves are better than those sound waves? No. Beauty and the quality of art is in the eye (or ear) of …

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    Comment #36714152

    This is exactly what I mean so thanks for demonstrating. If you can't imagine a single useful purpose for Bitcoin, you're not even trying.

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    Comment #36712037

    It's selfish to reject something beneficial to everyone because you won't benefit as much as others, no? Maybe jealousy is a better adjective. You continue to call it a "scheme" bu…

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    Comment #36711612

    As noted by another poster, all transactions cost someone something on every monetary network. You're also completely ignoring all the benefits miners provide by securing the netwo…

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    Comment #36572227

    Here's some lazy ChatGPT info: However, there are certain factors that can lead to individuals falling out of the official unemployment statistic: Discouraged Workers: If individua…

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    Comment #36565598

    And probably also low because every unemployed person drops off the list after 6 months AFAIK.