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    Comment #11403999

    Yes, let's dig into it.

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    Comment #11396217

    Putin subtle? Like the switcheroo? And a second one would be subtle? The guy's an outright buffoon.

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    Comment #11389655

    I'm not going to read the article because the question as a title suggests to me that the journalist could have done more research. That aside, this reminds me of the UK which regu…

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    Comment #11304632

    I don't agree. The web has many examples and tutorials of the basics. I come to HN for the special stuff. If I want to see a terraced house I can go to any town in the UK. I go to …

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    Comment #11244381

    Coincidentally, I listened to this yesterday: http://philosophybites.com/2015/03/rebecca-roache-on-swearin...

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    Comment #11223822

    google.com Edit: no, seriously, as the other commenter mentions: "This site is well known and I have been using it as reference for a long time." If looking for something like this…

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    Comment #11223802

    No. 1 on HN front page is an ominous sign to me.

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    Comment #11112387

    This is the best NoSQL database going. Considering how different the so-called NoSQL data stores are, and how uselessly broad the NoSQL categorisation is, I'd be interested to hear…

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    Comment #11112297

    I have no choice but to vote Brexit in the hope of reducing the population and hence demand, as there is no hope of sufficient and suitable supply.

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    Comment #11112275

    Until the government changes planning policy to be realistic The government have no incentive to lower property values - quite the opposite. Their policies are all inflationary, wh…

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    Comment #11112150

    Google designed it for Not relevant who they designed it for. What matters is who is adopting it. I work at a FTSE 100 company and I'm seeing it become the new Visual Basic. Everyo…