pokemongoaway

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by pokemongoaway 8y ago
I had a 15m walk to the office when I lived in San Francisco... The culture is such that people are willing to sacrifice ridiculous things for merely being able to maintain a life style they do not like. Unfortunately, I now have 0 commute
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by pokemongoaway 8y ago
As usual, you are merely picking views you do not like. Your participation in ideological battles is far more gratuitous than any commenter on HN because you are the censor. The front page has more politically charged articles this year tha
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by pokemongoaway 8y ago
I'm not claiming that it is arbitrary; quite the contrary. There is a very narrow range of acceptable views on HN - and your reply only underscores that fact. People call posts "political" in a political thread when they disa
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by pokemongoaway 8y ago
Common tactic here on HN is to call politics you disagree with "political." I was even banned for this reason: for leaving "political" comments in political threads. Why not just be honest about it being different from y
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by pokemongoaway 8y ago
Yes, I've been emailing them about it and they won't reply. They first emailed me saying that people can (have to) support you in comments - and I did receive support via comments - but they still decided to censor my view... And
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by pokemongoaway 8y ago
It was impossible to get most of what I was used to at a competitive price when living in Sweden. I paid, for example, about $70 USD in tariffs in order to retrieve the light bulbs I ordered online from post office. Your package is basicall
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by pokemongoaway 8y ago
A lot of his ideas are full of holes: Hyperloop: See all of the problems here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RNFesa01llk Boring company: summary of issues here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HBtL3qDvdZc
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by pokemongoaway 8y ago
If we could get Adobe and a few other companies to port their software to Linux - even if it costs as much - then I think there would be a cascade effect that decreases the cost desktops & laptops, while increasing the quality. You woul
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by pokemongoaway 8y ago
We need Adobe and just a few apps to support Linux and we'll create a cascading effect that will lower the cost and increase the power and freedom of many users laptop and desktop choices!
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by pokemongoaway 8y ago
What would it take for hackintosh users to move to Linux? You'd think we'd get enough Linux users asking for Adobe products these days... And with Apple's hardware choices lately creatives could be killing it on Linux + whate
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by pokemongoaway 8y ago
I'm guilty of being obnoxious? It sounds like you could push that slippery slope until "obnoxious" is simply "any opinion I don't agree with." My comment quite effectively brings up the issue of majority of Ame
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by pokemongoaway 8y ago
That's also equality of opportunity - which we have. Do you have evidence that we have no equality of opportunity, or that I am simply trying to pass-off equal opportunity with equal outcome? Acting like we don't have equality of
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by pokemongoaway 8y ago
Did you purposefully parse my words incorrectly? It is very common to confabulate equal outcome with equal opportunity. Do you understand the difference? I was certainly talking about equal outcomes.
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by pokemongoaway 8y ago
Who brainwashed you bro? Are you trying to say ethnicity doesn't exist? There won't be genetic differences (and physical non-genetic differences) between different groups? This is how far leftist propaganda has gone :( EDIT: and t
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by pokemongoaway 8y ago
Why do we have to take for granted that equality is even a worthy goal? Raising quality of life for everyone would be... Like if someone making 80K today has the quality of life of a millionaire from a few hundred years ago, then isn't
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by pokemongoaway 8y ago
Exactly! And then spend barely any of that tax money on what real Americans want!
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by pokemongoaway 8y ago
This article is supporting me informationally and not emotionally. Hypocrites!
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by pokemongoaway 8y ago
And I felt the same about your comment, but I still tried my best to explain where I think you're delusional.
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by pokemongoaway 8y ago
But rewriting from scratch will be a good test to see if software engineering really is in as much if a better state in 2018 as people assume.
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by pokemongoaway 8y ago
Looks like circleci wants people more defined by their sexuality than the technology they want to create. This is a potential indicator circleci's software will take a turn for the worse.
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by pokemongoaway 8y ago
Everyone who has a computer has the same level of understanding about what a computer is? Mental.
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by pokemongoaway 8y ago
Or just test out their fisher-price ideas on the separate MacBook line before pushing them on the pro users!
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by pokemongoaway 8y ago
So many have suggested these things... But Apple prefers to only listen to customers it believes are "right customers."
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by pokemongoaway 8y ago
Everyone without much direct experience of what consciousness is will continuously become the "old guard."
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by pokemongoaway 8y ago
Yes people are putting all of their eggs in one basket when practicing intellectualization for such long stretches of time.
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by pokemongoaway 8y ago
Maybe you should be all consumed by not having enough money to eat, if you don't... What's the implication here... That we need to supply these underpowered brains with government money by means of redistribution? :P
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by pokemongoaway 8y ago
Yet I get down-voted to oblivion without reason or evidence :P
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by pokemongoaway 8y ago
Everyone whose speech you don't like in 2018 is "literally" Trump, says the left and its proponents. What's your point, that his paranoia should be treated and he should hand his company over to the government? Either he
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by pokemongoaway 8y ago
Do a review of literature mr silver platter.
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by pokemongoaway 8y ago
There already is an emphasis on the experience of one's lifetime during one's life time! It's a way better way to get context on Bach by starting with something familiar - instead of forcing them to "imagine a time long

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