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by coderdude 10y ago
If we're talking about believing headlines it's important to note that headlines would have had you believe that 90% of the country was going to vote for Hillary. They've been very wrong and will likely continue to be wrong u
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by coderdude 10y ago
Racism and sexism are indeed alive and well: https://hn.algolia.com/?query=white%20male&sort=byPopularity... The first and second hit are from you, humorously enough.
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by coderdude 10y ago
Interesting. I'll check it out.
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by coderdude 10y ago
Arguing to stop the name-calling is about as effective on HN as it would be on the YouTube comments for a John Oliver video. HN is decidedly slanted on this matter. It's business as usual for democrats to call people names if you don&#
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by coderdude 10y ago
Freedom isn't easy. Jokes aside, you're overstating the difficulty to vote. You couldn't vote today because you couldn't pick the building to vote at?
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by coderdude 10y ago
Good point. I'll consider removing the preview frames on WrapBootstrap. I've also grown weary of having to click twice.
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by coderdude 10y ago
Sounds even more lame when you frame it like that. Are you supporting my point of view?
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by coderdude 10y ago
Investment money and government subsidization aren't the same thing but I get the gist. Money for doing what you'd rather be doing instead of what you're currently doing. Sounds lame though. Too many strings attached. Most pe
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by coderdude 10y ago
Did you try looking at the page from a network that you haven't viewed the site from while logged in? (I'm making some assumptions here about how you access the service.) They might not show your review to you while you're lo
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by coderdude 10y ago
I'll look into this again if I ever hear my sisters talking about it. Until then (doubt it), this was just a weird front page advertisement for a social network that only some guys from HN are on. No thanks. Sports bars do a better job
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by coderdude 10y ago
>They have a history of trying to explain away their security problems as not really their fault. I feel like I'm reading some person's pet Wikipedia page. If they do then at least give some examples. You can't just say da
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by coderdude 10y ago
You're my new favorite person on HN. I haven't heard anyone word this so well. It's refreshing to hear the voice of reason.
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by coderdude 10y ago
I just can't tell anymore. Everything I read is so bizarre that I'm convinced it's just people messing with us. I'm probably being too charitable.
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by coderdude 10y ago
Do not object to the WSJ paywall. I will not allow it. I will not stand for this.
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by coderdude 10y ago
You're trolling, right? This is a parody or something. > I will not reward that type of behavior My mind is being blown. I'm completely feeding right now.
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by coderdude 10y ago
Expound, not expand. This is how "begs the question" got a brand new meaning.
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by coderdude 10y ago
Has this archive been licensed properly? None of the other comments brought this up that I saw and the site doesn't appear to mention licensing whatsoever (which is very odd). I like archive.org but they've always seemed to have h
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by coderdude 10y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12044213 This is an example of a type of comment that used to get upvoted but is now killed. I think most of us are tired of analyzing at this point.
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by coderdude 10y ago
It probably does come off as a random rant unless you read all the comment threads on here. Lately, a lot of the nonsense opinions are finally being killed instead of being upvoted to the top. My random post was my way of saying, thank God.
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Tell HN: You guys are beating back the crap
5 points by coderdude 10y ago|6 comments
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by coderdude 10y ago
It's getting hard to tell the difference between sarcasm and real opinions on here.
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by coderdude 10y ago
Just stop. No one is going to hand you an award for this. "Man" being a synonym for humankind didn't stop being a thing because some guys felt guilty somewhere. Edit: looking at all of the damage this has spawned, I'm so
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by coderdude 10y ago
Pro tip: you're not John Oliver. Stop pretending you are. You realize no one who says that is trying to be a dick, right?
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by coderdude 10y ago
This is quite possibly the nerdiest thing ever written by man. I've never seen so many references in a blog post about an anime robot. Nevertheless, I liked it.
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by coderdude 10y ago
Amazon has the coolest stories. I wish I could be a fly on the wall during one of those meetings.
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by coderdude 10y ago
It was actually named something bland like "Neil deGrasse Tyson Lectures." I doubt that was the exact name but something along those lines. Definitely wasn't Cosmos, though.
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by coderdude 10y ago
They do that to prevent this scenario: You use them to advertise your site where customers can get a discount if you bail from the app store and buy from you directly. So many developers would try that oh so clever trick that they already k
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by coderdude 10y ago
I'm guessing you have an agenda and that you've had your apps rejected from both the app store and from Play.
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by coderdude 10y ago
Science and history programming is sadly low brow. Netflix had a 12 part series of lectures from Neil deGrasse Tyson that were refreshingly thorough and weren't watered down. They didn't seem to have it licensed for very long as
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by coderdude 10y ago
They have a one-third stake in Hulu so it probably doesn't matter what medium wins. I'm sure they'll be there.

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