sterileopinions

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Comment · 7 years ago
>You've gotta love the PR bullshit of it all.

You have no supporting statements or evidence backing up this claim.

Comment · 7 years ago
Thank you.
Comment · 7 years ago
>"well trodden problem" does not make it any easier.

Yes it does.

Comment · 7 years ago
You literally are being dishonest.
Comment · 7 years ago
Because almost everything he said reads like a really generic right-wing narrative shaping about media manipulation, complete with conspiracy theory accessories. Like the most egregious one he included in that thread involves a total misunderstanding of publication dates and general time zones.

Don't read that thread and expect to learn much or gain insight, save for the fact that Blizzard really messed up here.

Comment · 7 years ago
What about the things you can't say on HN
Comment · 7 years ago
Comment · 7 years ago
>Are these things true of Chicago & Austin as well,

Those are populous cities.

>in response to an article about a person who is miserable living in a garage.

Something something anecdotes.

HN is complete garbage holy shit.

Comment · 7 years ago
You literally actively went out of your way to ignore information easily accessible within 15 seconds of a simple google search, directly from the CDC.

It's actually kind of funny you devoted that much effort into making yourself feel right, while not even being able to negate what was said with any kind of substantial source.

Comment · 7 years ago
>Hundreds of millions of other Americans do fine not living in the Bay Area.

Do they though? Not sure why you singled out the bay area, but populations in less populated, non-coastal regions do pretty poor all around.

* Not as well educated

* Lower incomes

* Less savings

* Higher chance of medical issues

* Drug issues

* Higher suicide rates

* Pockets of STD's spikes that happen every few years

I'll pay the extra $1000 a month to be surrounded by good food and constructive outlets.

Comment · 7 years ago
>This is one of the things MS Entity Framework gets right - it enforces the "start with FROM"

It gets it "right" (right being a very loosely defined term here) by happenstance, because you're operating off of an object. Not because it was some higher level design choice or discussion.

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