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vertr
13y ago
I think he's dangerous and posturing these posts to build a new following to replace the last one that he destroyed. I would quite like to keep the HN community out of it. Fortunately having a weak point in an argument doesn't nul
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13y ago
I have a hobby of keeping an eye on and occasionally critiquing 'cult of personality' types who build cults and scam their members. I am passionate about it, however I've never had contact with Mr. Bogue. I believe the guy i
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vertr
13y ago
Yeah but this is a guy who is selling a guide on deploying Node.
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vertr
13y ago
If they are actually a magician a dismissive critic would hardly prevent them from 'saving' everyone from anything.
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vertr
13y ago
Seems pretty hypocritical of you considering you are in the same position.
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vertr
13y ago
Why would you presume that? Your mistake.
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vertr
13y ago
Or I could be myself thanks.
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vertr
13y ago
I just found this post, it's a pretty good review of the madness: http://evbogue.com/haters "Learning to deploy Node.js is probably one of the hardest things I've done with my life to date. It's a differ
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vertr
13y ago
Of course I'm not in a position to diagnose anyone with anything specifically, however I think erratic self-destructive behavior is in that realm. "A mental disorder or psychiatric disorder is a psychological pattern or anomaly, p
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13y ago
Ev Bogue is a mentally unstable guy who comes out of the woodwork every so often to say crazy 'edgy' things. He generally builds little cults and then destroys them in fits of mania. His last title for himself was "Cybernet
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vertr
13y ago
The thing most bothering me right now is the lack of meaningful response from the companies that really matter: Google, Microsoft, Apple, and others. The responses we do have seem to be downright lies.
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vertr
14y ago
I don't think there is a correlation there.
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vertr
14y ago
I don't follow.
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vertr
14y ago
Your mistake was assuming that anyone could be immune to persuasion or ideology.
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vertr
14y ago
Gladwell is a poor example.
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Jimmy Wales against homeopathy
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14y ago
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vertr
14y ago
Patriarchal bullshit is not what this guy needs. That said, I agree with the content of your first comment.
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vertr
14y ago
Maybe not "deep" but a lot of his lyrics are social commentary.
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vertr
14y ago
I find this funny because Martin Luther King turned out to be a plagiarist.
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vertr
14y ago
I feel like this petition could have been written so much more persuasively. Regardless, I signed.
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14y ago
I agree, who is this prosecutor? http://www.justice.gov/usao/ma/contact.html
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vertr
14y ago
This guy is yet ANOTHER self help guru sort: http://postmasculine.com/
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vertr
14y ago
Perhaps you should read the article. Your snap judgement about it is incorrect. Whining about why an article is on top of an internet news site is pathetic either way.
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vertr
14y ago
What to Submit On-Topic: Anything that good hackers would find interesting. That includes more than hacking and startups. If you had to reduce it to a sentence, the answer might be: anything that gratifies one's intellectual curiosity. The
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vertr
14y ago
Try getting your clothes tailored if you can afford it.
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vertr
14y ago
>even if you don't believe in the Singularity This makes "the singularity" sound very much like a religion.
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vertr
14y ago
What items are being price fixed these days?
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vertr
14y ago
If you are going to call something out as fallacious, you should name which fallacy it is. Otherwise your statement is just as good as saying 'you are wrong!'
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vertr
14y ago
I don't follow.
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vertr
14y ago
Maybe, but that doesn't determine whether Facebook is in the right or not.
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