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Comment #25406407
The amount of people who go out of their way to fit their perspective to a fictional novel is mind-boggling. We are very much in the anti-1984 of phase. 74 Million people are contr…
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Comment #25390307
Correction. Our Society has plenty of people who think they are Elon Musk
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Comment #25382802
Donald Trump literally proved, as long as you say what people want to hear, that's all that matters.
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Comment #24941918
Most YouTube videos are also exclusive
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Comment #24941911
YouTube videos have a Trillions of hours of worth of videos, many of which of which will potentially change your life. Comparing it to shitty Music Services is seriously underrepre…
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Comment #24937089
sure, let me know when you can learn programming, build a house, fix a car, decide which product to buy, or some of the greatest interviews and infinitely many things that are only…
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Comment #24902198
Facebook has 2 Billion+ Users. it's funny that some rank nobody using five other rank nobody's tweets determined "it sucks". The delusions of people, who think they represent popul…
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Comment #24902165
Wow! Talk about Grand Delusions!. Facebook has over a 2 Billion users. You can bet they can find far superior designers than you in that sliver of A/B test population.
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Comment #24890381
can you give me one example of Google having influence over Government?
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Comment #24890012
Not necessarily. There is a 0.75 0.75 0.75*0.75 or a 31% chance of no rain at all
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Comment #24885024
Yes, It's called Loser Club -- like buying Zune or Windows Phone to spite Apple. What people don't realize is that there is a non-zero cost to not be on a popular ecosystem, far gr…
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Comment #24885004
I don't think you understand what innovator's dilemma is. Facebook is poised to crush the rest of the industry. They have the cash, talent, distribution channel and brand to do it.…
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Comment #24815470
clearly someone doesn't know about counterparty risk
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Comment #24799953
Did the author thank the Vim or Visual Studio Code Devs or Linux Torvalds for all the tools he used for making his library?
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Comment #24799938
You missed a T there.
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Comment #24778825
I'm shocked that the supposedly smart HN crowd has fallen for click-bait, echo-chamber, filter-bubble article
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Comment #24770265
When entities sell/promise unlimited, they expect some good faith behavior from the users. When your neighbor says, you can borrow my tools anytime he expects some good faith from …
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Comment #24712086
Duck Duck Go exists because they figured out to cleverly target and market to a specific demographic using the right trigger words. This is no different from Gold Peddlers selling …
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Comment #24709466
More likely he is clueless about what Alexa offers. It isn't just Voice Recognition, but also integration into many other devices that I can control.
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Comment #24663413
Can a dude be called 'China Expert' if he pathetically and continuously has a disaster track record on predicting anything related to China?
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Comment #24646887
What? There is no Tech arms race going on here... Can't believe HN, the smart crowd votes up this dumb shit. You are on hold, because there are more requests than what can be proce…
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Comment #24633464
Anyone can claim to work for Google in any of the Social sites. Also, nobody but small potatoes use the term 'employer'. They usually use the term company/firm
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Comment #24607941
ITT: Proof, how the smartest crowd can be so gullible. These are the same guys who proclaim "Ads will never work with me"
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Comment #24553044
Most knowledge isn't about replaying sentences. It is about influencing your sub-conscious decision making. Sure, I don't recall any sentence of 'Thinking Fast and Slow', but every…