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No, it really doesn't.

If it's held in a foreign account, for sure.

First ten participants get a free "My feelings for dongles are modern and nuanced" t-shirt.

Ten points for missing the point.

You get more points than the informative posts because you are the glue - the viscous, translucent glue that makes the Hacker News comment pages always stick together into a big, messy ball of self-satisfied cluelessness.

A real operating system would be nice, too.

Lose, lose, lose, lose.

I think you're supposed to use asterisks instead of saying the D-word now.

I've got a serious Poe's law problem with this post.

Based on the glee that a significant proportion of Americans seem to derive from cutting social safety nets, that appears to be exactly the path we seem to be heading down.

I wonder if your lack of ability to comprehend what you are reading would qualify as a disability.

Absolutely fantastic content and presentation.

I don't get it, are you mad that you actually paid for AutoCAD?

I created my company to buy office supplies.

I'm not sure why you found it necessary to post that comment, or why I found it necessary to post this one.

Translation: I'm rich and I don't want to pay taxes. Go suck an egg.

If their crops are producing unlicensed copies of themselves, shouldn't Monsanto be suing the crops?

Great comment.

You ever misplace something and have to retrace your steps to find it? Dwarves are pretty dumb so they have to do that all the time.

"blue-sky R&D funding" is the definition of "massive waste" to many people. To you, it's probably feeding poor children or something else.

Glad you cleared that up, I was unsure of how to react to saraid216's post.

Problem: You can't develop your film outside at night because the moon is too bright.

Solution: Destroy the moon.

I'm talking about a cache clear blowing out autocomplete history.

Except when you are typing a URL.

I don't know how much it is going to help as you're going to have to wrap the values anyway to get a Map with heterogeneous values.

I'm not sure what you're going on about.

"These error rates, although troubling, are in line with those in programming and other human cognitive domains."

I take it you are against software in general, then.

Could not've.

Doesn't work.

"Run out of capital and cease to exist" works for me.

Your comment is just darling. "Given that perhaps 90% of Excel spreadsheets have errors ..." -- a completely made up statistic leads to -- "I fail to see that Excel is a good or useful tool." -- a conclusion that doesn't even follow from your made up evidence, even if it were true.

Nicholas Taleb would be rolling over in his grave, if he was dead.