kev_da_dev

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by kev_da_dev 6y ago
How is disabling purchases and broker-wide outages not bolstering hedge funds? It's government intervention no matter how you look at it. Just because it's not a direct capital infusion does not make it any less bad
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by kev_da_dev 6y ago
mate why didn't Mueller arrest him then
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by kev_da_dev 6y ago
"Russiagate", as I perceive it, refers to the four-year narrative pushed by the collective media that Donald Trump himself colluded with Russians in order to steal the 2016 election, among other things. Taxpayers funded a multi-mo
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by kev_da_dev 6y ago
The entire western world is getting blasted by the 2nd wave of the pandemic. Germany, France, the UK, Spain, Italy. The list goes on & on. Please explain to me how this is "not normal"
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by kev_da_dev 6y ago
People want to complain about the polarization of middle america, but it's mostly BS. What you see online or on the news is not at all indicative of these areas. By that, I mean, these areas are not swarming with people who "refus
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by kev_da_dev 6y ago
Interesting take on "avoidance behavior". I've always viewed it as something as simple as background noise, but I know TONS of people who do this (myself included), so I imagine there's probably a much deeper phenomena
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by kev_da_dev 6y ago
When are we going to stop playing the blame game in regards to COVID? When it's cases in middle America surging, observers are "not surprised". How can this comment be taken as anything but scorn and disdain for rural America
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by kev_da_dev 6y ago
Go look at all the comments being downvoted. It's insane how many reasonable, common-sense arguments are being downvoted into oblivion. HN has a serious astroturfing problem and I can only imagine who's behind it.
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by kev_da_dev 6y ago
You are far too late on this one, sir. It's been thoroughly adopted by both sides of the aisle.
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by kev_da_dev 6y ago
"victimhood"? I find it hard to believe this comment is anything but gaslighting. Did you actually read his resignation? The editors are refusing to publish a story unless he removes all sections critical of Joe Biden. How in the
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by kev_da_dev 6y ago
RSS was a perfect example of the tail wagging the dog. it never caught on because it was a protocol. not a product. and yet stubborn users for years insisted otherwise. it's like if the internet did not have a browser; only a textfield
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by kev_da_dev 6y ago
I think history has shown us that there's no use in hoping from change on the browser or OS side. Unless new competitors come in, it seems the majority of people are stuck with Chrome / Firefox / Safari. On top of that, a big
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by kev_da_dev 6y ago
nailed it on the head with that reddit analogy. unfortunately, I think browsers will continue to be locked down for the foreseeable future. given the locked-down nature of the app store as well, I think our best bet is building an open sour
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by kev_da_dev 6y ago
I completely agree genmon! RSS / web feeds are a bit hard to grok for the average user. My belief is that, in order for RSS / ATOM to really catch on, we need to completely abstract those concepts for the end-user. In my opinion,