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supercon

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    Comment #29529524

    Sure. I’m not saying death is the sole provider of meaning, but still a major one, no matter how far we push it. As long as an inevitable end exists, we will adjust our life and ac…

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    Comment #29529334

    For me this statement is a logical conclusion to the thought experiment ”imagine if everyone lived forever”. But I realize maybe for some it isn’t, so lets categorize this as an op…

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    Comment #29529169

    Mixed feelings. On one hand I can imagine situations where longetivity and its development might really be useful, for example when (if ever) we enter the human space travel era, w…

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    Comment #28260234

    I have yet to make the final push towards leaving, but have thought about it many, many times. Still, there were some new things here that I didn’t realize as a ’con’. Thanks and c…

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    Comment #26836012

    ”Tiger got to hunt, bird got to fly; Man got to sit and wonder 'why, why, why?' Tiger got to sleep, bird got to land; Man got to tell himself he understand.” -Kurt Vonnegut

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    Comment #26495267

    Soo, is it just me or does the amazon.care site not work?

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    Comment #26424676

    So were it not for this era of cloud platforms and the other technical ”advancements” you mention, would we somehow be in a different place when it comes to maintaining and operati…

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    Comment #26403732

    Indeed, the logical conclusion for a man who has the misfortune to end up on the complaining side of one of these conversations is simply: just shut up! Thankfully you had the cour…

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    Comment #26019241

    This is really puzzling. For once we actually have not one, but two ’hi-tech’ companies in Europe, that can be considered significant competitors in a global market, yet instead of…

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    Comment #25889935

    > 3. The commuting routine, even if it's a nightmare, offers a sense of normalcy that most people have gotten used to and in a weird way rely on for grounding. While working from h…

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    Comment #18146171

    Good read, thank you. I always welcome these articles where the notion of "how things came to be" is introduced. Makes it easier to manage the latest and greatest, when you have an…

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    Comment #15465300

    As someone living in Finland, seeing "Live: Finnair flight.." as the top post in HN gave me quite the scare. But luckily, we can consider this to be valid still: http://www.telegra…

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    Comment #14872637

    This is of course all speculatory, but I think for many of us the things that sets him apart from the "money-focused" crowd are his goals and how outspoken he is about them. He wan…

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    Comment #13434136

    > Which is about one-half of Walmart's employee base, This doesn't take away the fact that there is interest in having these companies operating in the future. > but the USA doesn'…

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    Comment #13433880

    According to Wikipedia[1], the biggest U.S. arms companies employ ~700.000 people, so I don't think you need to be a conspiracy theorist when you deduct from this that, if world pe…

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    Comment #13300268

    I think that the term 'salespeople' here refer to those who proactively push their products to the market and by doing so widen the market for the company they represent. The examp…

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    Comment #13243461

    In the book 'Outliers', M. Gladwell talks about this very subject and suggests that a persons social upbringing has a lot to do with how you can navigate through the world and have…