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tremorscript

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    Comment #48732726

    Oh no :-( but why the far right? You can sponsor sensible politics and politicians so that we get more of those. I am a very happy customer since the service is extremely very good…

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    Comment #46260392

    Wow. You launched in 2008? Congratulations!!! 17 years, privately owned, in the business of search which is tough because google just dominates. I wish you another 17 years bro. Du…

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    Comment #42563625

    Correct me if I am wrong but I think, Russinovich may now be the CTO of Azure because once upon a time as an independent developer he wrote sysinternals. Its one way to show your t…

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    Comment #42013730

    Sounds about right and it explains a lot about the current quality of google products and google search. :-)

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    Comment #40452067

    Peter see OK button. Peter click OK button. Peter no read or have a thought.

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    Comment #40450296

    I like github's solution to deleting a repository. A popup makes you type the repository name before confirming deletion. In this case, if the value is unusually high say greater t…

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    Comment #39700506

    I am not surprised. When in doubt and when you have screwed things so badly, blame the people who don't look or speak or earn like you. Boeing did have $9 software engineers workin…

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    Comment #39368268

    Reminds me of another story my friend told me. In university, he and his friends contracted with a cook who would make them lunch and dinner. The cook made his money from students …

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    Comment #38065214

    Never miss an opportunity to be a kill joke!!! Python was named after Monty Python the British comedy group. If you have not watched them, I highly recommend. https://en.wikipedia.…

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    Comment #37954202

    "This man leads our economy and has decided people need to loose jobs to ‘fix’ inflation" Maybe we should start with him :-)

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    Comment #37415034

    I don't really like the headline, it makes it sound negative. Big Tech tends to have negative connotations, nowadays. So, here the FT is trying to say that a democratically elected…

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    Comment #37387638

    > experts say, is mostly a function of the increasing role of power and velocity in the sport. Even clay courts, historically the slowest surface, play hard and fast these days. Ye…

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    Comment #37367510

    Agree. It is also the mindset. If I am reading Gauss, my mind wants to process facts immediately. If I am reading the New Yorker, my mind would like to wander a bit. It all depends…

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    Comment #37332071

    I would like the H1B to be eliminated too. The new immigrant is denied some basic rights like being able to find a new job without employer permission and the america suffers becau…

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    Comment #37291491

    There is already a Larry David - Curb your enthusiasm episode on this one. I thought it was just Larry being Larry. But as the article suggests it was done only for a smaller plane…

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    Comment #36732866

    Yeah maybe your are right. It will take time to change the system. Luckily, I think everyone agrees that corporate power is bad. An Antitrust judiciary hearing happened one day aft…

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    Comment #36732611

    Cory is a bit radical, yes. However, some of your talking points I suspect are coming from the WSJ which I think is the Cory for the other side. Philosophically, I think one must n…

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    Comment #36719261

    The WSJ has a very personal unhealthy obsession with Lina Khan. https://twitter.com/DouglasLFarrar/status/166143619193632768... Personally, I like her. It has been very long since …

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    Comment #36704453

    I always learn something new on HN everyday :) I didn't know this practice existed before today. Now, I don't understand airline economics, but this seems to me like a pricing issu…

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    Comment #36690957

    Im sorry. Lets not generalize the problem, lets be specific to this case. Your son is working for Microsoft, it is a billion dollar case, the question is What would you do? What ar…

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    Comment #36690934

    Sorry https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2023/06/29/watchdog-... The FTC will never ask for a recursal. I know I would not. You cannot blatantly call a judge corrupt especiall…

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    Comment #36690568

    The judges son works for Microsoft. This is not only conflict of interest but corruption at its absolute core. I knew the FTC would lose this case. I am not surprised. It does not …